The Public Rental Board is seeking new partners and investment to expand Fiji’s public housing supply, as rising demand and ageing properties put pressure on the rental market.

Motorists are being warned against ignoring double lines and traffic laws following a fatal head-on collision along the Queens Highway last night that claimed the lives of two 26-year-old men.

Pacific Ocean Envoy Inia Seruiratu says protecting the ocean is essential to safeguarding food security, livelihoods and the cultural identity of Pacific communities.

The daughter of Minister Pio Tikoduadua is set to return home this Saturday after spending months recovering from serious injuries sustained while on duty earlier this year.

The Suva Magistrates Court has convicted a man for misusing the Government’s Help for Home Initiative, established to assist households affected by Tropical Cyclone Winston in 2016.

Heart disease continues to threaten lives across the Pacific, with unhealthy diets and inactive lifestyles increasing the risk of serious illness and death.

The Ministry of Policing and Communications is closely monitoring developments surrounding a reported cybersecurity incident involving a regional organisation based in Suva.

Energy Fiji Limited says land approvals, environmental requirements, and procurement processes remain critical challenges for major electricity projects.

Yaqona farmers in the North are calling for mandatory registration of growers and sellers to help combat theft and ensure those selling the crop can prove they are its rightful owners.

Adverse weather conditions, flight restrictions, and limited aircraft utilization continue to make keeping domestic airfares affordable a challenge.

Sixteen women’s groups across Kadavu received government support through income-generating projects between 2011 and 2017.

The Ministry of Policing and Communications has raised concerns over reports of speeding and dangerous overtaking following an accident along the Queens Highway at Nabukavesi.