The Fiji Development Bank and Sasakawa Peace Foundation are exploring new opportunities to drive sustainable, community-based eco-tourism across Fiji’s maritime communities.

Tavua-based Yaladro Farmers Co-operative Ltd has strengthened its move toward efficient cane harvesting with the handover of its second mechanical harvester, building on nine years of growth and responsible financial management.

Fiji Network Plus is concerned about a video circulating on social media claiming that a person has been cured of HIV through herbal treatment.

The Asian Development Bank will deploy $210 million to help Fiji contain the economic fallout from the Middle East conflict, protect households and businesses, and prepare for future economic and environmental shocks.

Fiji will need to use its new treaty powers to push Australia to match its climate goals, as the Vuvale Union does not automatically align both countries’ targets.

A delegation from the coalition government paid tribute to the late Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations, Agni Deo Singh, yesterday.

Work on the Tamavua-i-Wai Bridge Reconstruction Project is progressing, with construction ongoing on the bridge and approach roads.

Taxi operators refusing passengers rides over safety and vehicle damage concerns are creating gaps that illegal operators can fill.

The NextGen Alliance says its candidate numbers could continue to grow, with more than 30 people either accepted or still applying to contest under the party banner.

The Labasa Town Council is looking at public-private partnerships to carry out projects it cannot finance through current revenue.

Human Papillomavirus, or HPV, screening is being strongly encouraged for women aged 30 to 59 as part of efforts to prevent and detect cervical cancer early.

Fiji has welcomed Tonga’s consideration of establishing a weather radar in Vavaʻu, describing the proposal as a potential boost to regional weather monitoring and early warning capabilities across the Pacific.