Countries at the two-week COP29 climate summit have given the go-ahead to carbon credit quality standards which are critical to launching a U.N.-backed global carbon market that would fund projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

He is an eminent jurist, illustrious diplomat, senior civil servant, an academic, and is well regarded and well respected.

A 33-year-old man faces charges for allegedly setting fire to a commercial plantation of Fiji Pine Ltd containing 58,794 pine trees.

Past unresolved traumas and events, including political instability, coups, and violent protests, have contributed to the current social challenges faced by communities.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) is asking 14,661 tenants with outstanding arrears totalling $16.7 million to immediately pay up or face possible legal action.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka joined French Defense Forces yesterday to mark Remembrance Day and honor the sacrifices of those who gave their lives in the pursuit of peace and freedom.

Retired judge, Filimone Jitoko is the new Speaker of Parliament.

The Fiji Government is ready to collaborate with genuine partners to bring cutting-edge technology and investment into Fiji’s energy and infrastructure sectors.

The dreams and aspirations of the youth of Logani Village in the district of Bau in Tailevu have received a boost with the provision of farming implements to assist them in their youth farming project.

Fiji and the Pacific island states will not leave COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, without a properly quantified financial goal based on evidence.

Relocation is not an immediate option nor a solution for the people of Tuvalu, as the past and current governments are committed to discouraging people and communities from leaving the island.

French Ambassador to Fiji Julie Saos assures that France will continue to strengthen their long-standing military partnership through joint exercises, training, and shared peacekeeping missions.