Landowners in Wainunu, Bua, are calling for stronger consultation on environmental concerns linked to large-scale eucalyptus planting in their communities.

The former Secretariat of the Constitutional Offices Commission and the then Acting Solicitor General Preetika Prasad has confirmed that no recommendation for tax relief was ever made for former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem in 2022.

Fosters Industrial & Hygiene Solutions Ltd is pushing for modern methods to protect properties from corrosion and damage, saying businesses can no longer rely on outdated practices.

The upgraded Rotuma Jetty and improved roads are making transport faster and more reliable for island residents and businesses.

The Pacific Farmers Organization warns that food security across the region is under threat as climate change impacts key resources.

Fiji is stepping up its push for women’s leadership and equality, calling for inclusive spaces for women and girls across all sectors.

Over 30 participants have begun intensive training in Labasa to sharpen disaster response through emergency operations centres.

Chief Justice Salesi Temo has ruled that the Suva High Court will remain open for the testimony of a key witness in the trial of former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem and former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum.

A growing trend of delayed maintenance in Fiji’s industrial and commercial buildings is raising concern among asset owners and facility managers.

The Fiji Council of Social Services has welcomed the Oceans of Peace Declaration but cautioned that its success depends on practical and consistent action.

Fiji is being considered as a key regional hub for cooperative training after high-level talks with the Institute for the Development of Agricultural Cooperation in Asia (IDACA).

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission has stated that its mandate is limited to two years. They are now considering what will happen after they deliver their final report and the Commission concludes its work.