A French health delegation could soon visit Pacific Specialist Healthcare in Nadi as authorities explore bringing specialist medical treatment closer to patients in the French Pacific.

Former Fijian Broadcasting Corporation General Manager and longest-serving Secretary-General of the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, Hugh Leonard, has died in Brisbane at the age of 88.

A University of the South Pacific student is turning underwater technology into a tool that could help scientists track the health of Fiji’s coral reefs.

Villages and communities in Macuata’s Labasa District are stepping up efforts to improve waste management and stop illegal dumping into rivers, creeks and surrounding areas.

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) issued a statement in relation to the passing of former Board Chairman, the late Assistant Minister for Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry, Inosi Kuridrani.

The Natadola Suite at InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa has been named Fiji’s Leading Hotel Suite 2026, securing the prestigious World Travel Awards title for the sixth time.

Energy Fiji Limited states the rural electrification process involves several stages, from government funding and project design to tendering and construction.

The Cure Kids Race to Survive Fiji returns next month after an eight-year break, bringing together teams from Fiji, Australia and New Zealand.

Rheumatic Heart Disease is affecting children across Fiji, with nearly one child in every classroom aged five to 15 living with the disease.

The lack of clear enforcement outcomes from financial intelligence has been flagged as a major gap in Fiji’s fight against financial crime.

National Federation Party Leader and former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has defended the party’s record in government, saying its position as a minority partner in the coalition meant it could not influence every decision made by government.

Fiji has a framework of maritime laws and regulations, backed by its commitments under international maritime conventions.