The Asia-Pacific Regulatory Centre is urging Pacific Island Countries, including Fiji, to prepare for economic pressures as global fuel prices surge amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Illegal developments and compliance breaches continue to challenge Nasinu Town Council, creating long-standing problems within the municipality.

As Hindus celebrate the festival of colours, Holi, tomorrow, the Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji has placed strong emphasis on drug abuse awareness in its message, highlighting the growing concern over substance misuse and its impact on families and young people across Fiji.

The first phase of construction for the Fiji National University’s Naiyaca Campus in Labasa is on track for completion by June next year.

Sixteen evacuation centres are now active across the Western Division, sheltering 438 evacuees from 87 households as flooding continues to affect communities.

Employers are urged to exercise compassion and flexibility as Fiji recovers from the recent cyclone.

Cooperatives in Tikina Vanuaso, in Gau, have enhanced their governance and management skills following a three-day Cooperative Management training held at Vanuaso Village.

The Yatu Lau Arcade was bustling with customers as more than 10 businesses officially opened their doors at the newly renovated complex.

Pacific climate advocates want a strong regional voice as Fiji and Tuvalu prepare to host meetings ahead of COP31.

Relief supplies were provided to flood-affected families at four evacuation centers in Ba and Lautoka yesterday.

Following the death of an on-duty officer, the Fiji Police Force is seeking funding to equip officers with body-worn cameras and upgrade their equipment nationwide.

Fiji is facing a growing challenge with foreign nationals living in the country without valid permits, some for years.