Fiji is moving beyond a forestry system focused mainly on timber harvesting, with the introduction of the new Forestry Act 2025 aimed at strengthening biodiversity protection, climate resilience and sustainable forest management.

The Pacific is not just on the front line of the climate crisis; we are also on the front line in the effort to shape and define climate justice.

The Director of Public Prosecutions Nancy Tikoisuva has briefed Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu on the reasons behind the decision to withdraw the charges against two men charged in relation to the death of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi.

Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jitoko has raised concerns over the punctuality and attendance of Members of Parliament during parliamentary sittings.

At 62 years old, Paula Kuli is proving that age is no barrier to learning new skills after successfully completing his first prawn farming cycle.

The Electoral Commission has declared the campaign period for the upcoming General Election open, effective from today.

Fisheries Minister Alitia Bainivalu is calling on Energy Fiji Limited to investigate complaints from villagers about high electricity bills.

Fijians are encouraged to take part in the ongoing Constitution Review process, with the Commission stressing that public participation is essential in shaping the country’s supreme law.

At a time when businesses across Fiji are grappling with rising costs, global uncertainties, and pressure on household spending, a new retail store has opened its doors in Suva, signalling confidence in the local market and long-term consumer demand.

Fijians are encouraged to take part in the ongoing Constitution Review process, with the Commission stressing that public participation is essential in shaping the country’s supreme law.

The request to increase taxi fares is currently being assessed by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission, as the government responds to rising global fuel prices and growing pressure across the public transport sector.

The Ministry of Housing says the government has acquired 48 development leases across Fiji to formalise informal settlements and improve living conditions for families.