The government is looking at turning waste from sugar mills, markets and hotels into fertilizer for farmers.

Fiji is moving to strengthen the way it manages and protects its water resources, with the government now shifting from policy development to implementation.

Fiji is not getting direct tariff-based market access through the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework.

The government has already paid 65 per cent of its municipal rates bill for state properties this financial year.

The Forestry Ministry is shifting its focus from trying to eradicate African Tulip to controlling its spread and finding practical uses for the invasive tree.

Five men will appear in the Nadi Magistrates Court today over separate drug and firearms cases.

Pacific climate advocates have drawn five red lines for 1.5°C, demanding urgent action from governments ahead of PreCOP31 in Fiji and Tuvalu.

Fiji is investing $7.7 million to help women turn digital access into real economic opportunities.

Fiji’s youth have been urged to stand together, respect differences and help build a more united Fiji.

Hundreds of school leadership positions remain vacant, with the Ministry of Education saying this could be affecting the smooth running of some schools.

High patient demand at the Samabula Health Centre is being addressed with longer operating hours, more medical officers, and additional consultation space to reduce waiting times.

While construction continues on new homes for 37 Nabavatu families who have spent five years living in tents, another 48 families continue their daily lives at the original village site in Dreketi, Macuata.