Delays in addressing deteriorating road access in some communities have been linked to staffing shortages, planning gaps and coordination issues.This has been highlighted
Students and teachers of Wailotua District School in Wainibuka, Tailevu, now have safer and easier access to their school following the handover of a new walkway by the M
Fiji is taking a cautious and science-driven approach to deep sea mining as international rules governing the sector continue to be developed.This was highlighted by the
The commissioning of the Mataqali Laselase Quarry at Nabaka Village in Rewa marks a major milestone for the people of Navakavu and a significant step in indigenous-led ec
Ba Town Council's vision is to develop Ba into one of Fiji’s leading sports hubs and they are working with sporting organizations to bring as many sporting e
Government is moving ahead with plans to strengthen sports and community infrastructure in Ovalau, with the groundbreaking ceremony for the upgrade of the historic Nasau
A yaqona farmer from Nadogo in Vanua Levu is calling on youths involved in drugs to return to their villages and take up farming as a better way to earn a living.While sp
Tutu Rural Training Centre continues to be recognised for its long-standing work in transforming the lives of young people through practical skills training, sustainable
Up to 50,000 families are expected to benefit from a major mixed-use housing development planned for Waila in Nausori, as efforts ramp up to address Fiji’s growing
540 residents and 90 families are expected to have improved power supply following the completion of the Buca Village Hydro Project in Cakaudrove.Minister for Public Work
Local entrepreneurs and co-operatives in the Western Division have received a major boost, with more than $950,000 in funding strengthening small businesses and local eco
Nabouwalu is set to be transformed into a planned and economically viable township following Cabinet’s in-principle approval of the proposed development pathway un
Communities have been reminded that government grants are public funds that must be used strictly for their intended purposes.Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Public
The opening of Grace Road's Olive Tree Mexican Restaurant at Challenge Plaza in Laqere has created around 40 job opportunities while adding a new dining option for the gr
Balawa neighbourhood in Lautoka is strengthening recycling through the Return and Earn Initiative, with revenue generated helping to fund CCTV data for community safety.B
Major upgrades have begun at the Rewa Football Club’s Saraswati Manoca Ground, with ground-breaking works completed last week.Fiji Football Association says the de
Concerns have been raised that some iTaukei land in Namosi can be leased without the consent of 60 percent of landowners, with a local foundation warning that this poses
The Coalition Government, through the Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs, Culture, Heritage and Arts, has reinforced its commitment to improving funeral services infrastruc
A 61-year-old woman from Navunikabi in Namosi has delivered an emotional plea against the proposed hydro dam developments, warning that the project threatens her land, wa
Raiwaqa Gas Crematorium Project is now in its final stages, marking a significant step in improving funeral services infrastructure in Fiji. The Ministry of Multi-Ethn
The Cabinet has endorsed the transfer of responsibility for maintaining footpaths, streetlights, and natural waterways within town boundaries to Municipal Councils.Thi