With just three weeks remaining before schools reopen, the Consumer Council has intensified its back-to-school market surveillance to protect parents and guardians from unfair pricing and misleading sales practices.

The Land Transport Authority is urging the public to report dangerous driving instead of staying silent.

Parents and youth leaders in Wainiyabia, Serua, are calling on young people to take responsibility for keeping their community clean.

Police have arrested a suspect linked to the alleged theft of an elderly man’s bank card and cash.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is stepping up efforts to improve business compliance with the Electronic Fiscal Device system.

Smart farming is expanding across the Pacific as Go Global AgriTech pushes climate-resilient food production.

The government has defended its decision to delay the proposed electricity tariff rollout.

Workers in the Walu Bay industrial area were sent home early today after an oil tank leak was discovered in the early hours of the morning.

Residents in Raiwaqa are raising concerns over what they believe is a sewage leak affecting a public area frequently used by families, children and the elderly.

Final asphalting works on the Nausori-bound lane of the Rewa Bridge will continue overnight, says the Fiji Roads Authority.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources, in partnership with Fiji Law Reform, will hold the final public consultation on the review of the State Lands Act of 1945 next week.

Villagers of Matasawalevu, with support from Ministry of Fisheries officers at Kavala Station, recently harvested and sorted seaweed in a move that is boosting livelihoods while protecting the environment.