Minister for Environment and climate change Mosese Bulitavu confirms that methane emissions largely from agriculture and waste will be addressed under the Sustainable Waste Action in the Pacific Project (SWAP2).

The Fiji Police Force maintains a zero-tolerance policy for serious offences involving its personnel, stressing that all cases are thoroughly investigated before charges are sanctioned by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Fiji Airports has enhanced its engineering and operations by naming William Tamata Manager of Electrical and Mechanical Services and promoting Alisi Bulamaibau to Aerodrome Maintenance Engineer.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces has made it clear that their path toward national reconciliation is not about avoiding accountability or bypassing legal processes.

As heavy rain and flooding continue to lash parts of the country, the Consumer Council of Fiji is warning shoppers to be on high alert for flood-damaged goods making their way onto shelves.

The Ministry of Health says the current Food Safety Act 2003 is limited in penalizing offenders, as it does not include provisions for enforcing penalties or issuing fines.

The Education Ministry has unveiled a wide range of digital and infrastructure developments aimed at improving access to quality learning for students and teachers in remote and disadvantaged areas.

Fiji has formally joined the Sustainable Waste Action in the Pacific Project Phase 2, a regional initiative aimed at tackling waste management and pollution challenges across island countries.

CWM Hospital Surgical Registrar Dr Ana Tugia has revealed that seven out of every ten people in the nation’s working-age group are living with diabetes, a statistic she describes as a clear sign that Fiji is deep in a public health emergency.

UNICEF Pacific Deputy Representative Roshni Basu says Fiji’s latest child poverty findings reveal a sobering reality: that while progress has been made, too many children are still being left behind.

A flash flood warning remains in force for low-lying and flood-prone areas across Vanua Levu as persistent rainfall continues to affect the country.

The hearing date for Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service, Sevuloni Naucukidi, has been set for April.