Fiji needs $1-2 billion annually to meet its climate finance needs, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad said at COP29.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is deepening its partnerships with businesses in the Northern Division through a series of forums and direct engagements.

With the 2025/2026 Household Income and Expenditure Survey set to begin in March, the Fiji Bureau of Statistics is urging respondents to recognize its importance.

The Great Council of Chiefs has formally proposed a review of the current process for appointing Fiji’s President, advocating for the return of the responsibility to the Council.

Fiji has taken a bold step in tackling the health impacts of climate change with the launch of its Health Adaptation Plan at COP29.

Women’s contributions to tourism are vital for growth, culture, sustainability and development, yet they face barriers to leadership roles.

Fijian environmental advocate Ashlin Prasad made a strong impact at the Miss Earth 2024 pageant in Manila, Philippines, finishing in the top 5 of the People’s Choice category.

The descendants of indentured laborers brought to Fiji from India were among the most affected by political upheavals, according to the Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Steering Committee Sashi Kiran.

Pacific leaders are intensifying efforts to link tourism and aviation, aiming to boost economic growth and advance sustainable development goals.

Pacific Specialist Healthcare has performed Fiji’s first open-heart surgery, achieving a 100 percent success rate and redefining healthcare for the Pacific region.

Eight people were rushed to Korovou Health Centre following a serious accident near Lokuya Hill before Verata Junction along Kings Road.

Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry alleges that the Coalition Government ousted FijiFirst but introduced its form of nepotism and cronyism.