Young learners at Vunidawa Primary School in Cakaudrove are continuing to attend classes in a converted teacher’s quarters as the school seeks support to build a dedicated early childhood education classroom.

Traditional food sources on Vatulele Island are becoming increasingly scarce as climate change continues to impact coastal communities and marine ecosystems.

More than 2,000 dogs have been captured and desexed this year as the Ministry of Agriculture works to address Fiji’s growing stray dog problem.

Firefighters from Fiji and Samoa have strengthened regional disaster response capabilities after completing their first joint Urban Search and Rescue and Swift Water Rescue training.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran is urging Fijians to support local designers and artisans.

Pacific leaders are exploring how to harness the benefits of Artificial Intelligence while addressing emerging digital challenges.

The removal of the first abandoned vessels from Suva Harbour is finally moving ahead, with three derelict ships targeted in the first phase of a major cleanup project.

The FMF Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival is marking 15 years of bringing communities together to fight drugs and crime through awareness, education and positive engagement.

FMF is expanding its footprint in the Northern Division with a new warehouse and electric vehicle showroom in Wailevu, Labasa.

More than 200 farmers in Macuata now have easier access to markets after the completion of a $460,000 farm road aimed at improving transport and boosting agricultural productivity.

More than 700 students and staff at Draiba Primary School will now benefit from a new multipurpose hall built by the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Engineers Regiment.

The Government is now moving to strengthen the private security sector through a review of the Security Industry Act, the first comprehensive review in 16 years.