Dramasi women wake up at 2am to collect water as climate change dries up water sources
Women in Dramasi, Tavua are waking up as early as 2 or 3 in the morning and climbing over a hill to collect water as climate chang
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FEO to deploy teams across Fiji and overseas from tomorrow for Phase 2 of voter outreach
The Fijian Elections Office launched the Your Election, your Say Outreach - Phase 2 today and will from tomorrow deploy teams arou
Kartik Naidu pursues Eskrima martial arts journey from Fiji to the Philippines
29-year-old Fijian martial artist Kartik Naidu has travelled to Cebu City in the Philippines to further his training in San Miguel
I was not good academically, but my father taught me the value of hard work – Serevi
Fiji rugby legend Waisale Serevi says he was not good academically and struggled to pass tests and examinations, but one of the mo
Praising resilience while expanding fossil fuels is an excuse for inaction“ Archbishop Chong
Praising Pacific Islanders for being strong and resilient while continuing to expand fossil fuels becomes a moral excuse for inact
MPs had no time to properly scrutinise Constitution Amendment Bill – Chaudhry
Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry has questioned the legitimacy of the Constitution amendment process, claiming it was ru
Blocked Nanuku Creek raises health concerns as wastewater flows into Rifle Range drains
Dark, foul-smelling wastewater flowing into residential drains is raising health concerns among Rifle Range residents in Vatuwaqa,
Two dead in separate Northern road accidents over weekend
Two people have died in separate road accidents in the Northern Division over the past 48 hours, with police believing both crashe
Rabuka remembers Kuridrani as humble, caring and honest
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has paid tribute to the late Assistant Minister for Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry Inosi
Traditional fishing grounds could be lost if global temperatures overshoot 1.5 degrees “ Dr Varea
Traditional fishing grounds could be lost if global temperatures overshoot 1.5 degrees Celsius, as fish are forced to move to new
Nasinu council looks at shutting down liquor outlets in residential areas
Liquor outlets in residential areas are being looked at in Nasinu, with the Town Council considering shutting them down over conce
Youth urged to walk together for a more united Fiji
Fiji’s young people are being urged to stand together, respect differences and use their voices to build a more united and peacefu