Police are looking into claims by UK sex worker Bonnie Blue and colleague Annie Knight that they are in Fiji.

The people of Qoma Island in Tailevu are urging the government to provide essential medical equipment, including a nebulizer and oxygen machine, to assist asthma patients on the island.

Development in Fiji’s maritime and rural areas faces several challenges, primarily due to the difficulty in convincing local communities of the benefits of such projects.

As Fiji prepares for the Trade Exhibition set to begin this Thursday, it highlighted the crucial role of collaboration and innovation in driving the nation’s future growth.

Only 17 percent of all urban residential customers connected to Water Authority of Fiji’s system have access to sewered sanitation structures.

A pioneering initiative to transform ageing coconut trees into valuable engineered wood products has launched in Fiji.

Ten million dollars have so far been invested in Namena Island Resort, which suffered a devastating blow when Cyclone Winston struck the island in 2016.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says the idea of the Fossil Fuel Treaty is gaining momentum amongst governments, businesses, and civil society and we look forward to carrying it forward to significant advances in 2025.

The Pacific region is very vulnerable to climate change, and it needs a lot of investment in adaptation.

As 106 spouses and their families prepare to join their partners in Australia under the Family Accompaniment Pilot Scheme, Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh has issued a clear warning for participants to strictly adhere to visa conditions.

Fiji Cancer Society programs officer Shweta Kapoor says there is a high survival rate for men diagnosed with prostate cancer, with early screening and detection.

Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad says USD$7 trillion was spent by developed and developing countries on fossil fuel subsidies in 2022 – 70 times more than the unmet 2020 $100b goal and seven times what many developing countries are seeking to secure in Baku.