Fijians are expected to start earning money from their plastic waste next year through a new nationwide recycling initiative.

The United Nations Population Fund is stepping up efforts to curb rising HIV cases by expanding services to 130 health facilities across Fiji, ensuring even the most rural communities have access to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

One of the key priorities of the Yavutu Programme is targeted training for pre-primary and lower primary teachers with strong focus on peer learning, mentoring, gender equality, and disability inclusion.

Divine Farm is working to tackle Fiji’s pork shortage while expanding its focus to strengthen the nation’s food supply through large-scale agriculture.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka paid tribute to Fiji’s Chinese community, acknowledging their enduring contributions to the nation’s development and the strong partnership between Fiji and the People’s Republic of China.

A new $1.49 million mobile concrete batching plant has been launched in Lomolomo, Lautoka, by Basic Industries, a subsidiary of Fijian Holdings Limited.

Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence member Ritesh Sharma has stressed the need for greater awareness among tertiary students about their responsibilities under the Tertiary Education Loan Scheme following confusion over travel clearance procedures.

The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat has officially announced the appointment of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, as the Pacific Political Climate Champion for Climate Finance.

Sugarcane farmers have been given less than 80 days to complete the season’s harvest.

A new prefabricated pharmacy is set to boost outpatient services at Aspen managed Lautoka Hospital.

Fiji has called for urgent global action on climate change, warning that rising sea levels and extreme weather are already displacing communities.

The Micro, Small, and Medium Business Council says that MSMEs are still struggling.