Religious organizations in Fiji are calling for a collective and effective approach to dealing with the increase in young individuals loitering in towns and cities in the late hours of the night.

Fijians cite the cost of connections as a limiting factor in internet usage, especially the women and youth.

Minister for Local Government, Maciu Nalumisa admits that anyone can access Vunato Landfill in Lautoka as they do not have strict security measures.

The Public Rental Board says it hopes to introduce a new concept that will eventually see more people owning homes.

The United States Embassy along with the Canadian government and Smartraveller has issued a security alert for travelers visiting Fiji.

Minister for Housing Maciu Nalumisa has confirmed that letters have been issued to some Public Rental Board tenants along Mead Road in Nabua to vacate the property.

The government is expected to increase financial support to tackle non-communicable diseases and the ever-increasing statistics on domestic violence.

Residents of the Valelevu HART Home were hosted to a high tea and dinner by the Rotary Club of Suva Peninsula Sunset yesterday.

Local musicians are calling on the government to introduce a fixed income rate for artists.

Tourism Fiji has partnered with Waste Recyclers Fiji Ltd. and the Pacific Recycling Foundation for this year’s Global Recycling Day.

We as responsible citizens need to understand how the waste we produce each day can negatively impact the environment.

The Fiji Cancer Society is calling on people to re-evaluate their lifestyle as we approach World Cancer Day tomorrow.