Traditional fishing grounds could be lost if global temperatures overshoot 1.5 degrees Celsius, as fish are forced to move to new feeding grounds, according to Pacific Is
About 36 ministerial-level representatives, including the majority of Pacific leaders including France, are expected to attend the upcoming pre-COP discussions, with Fiji
For 28 days and more than 500 kilometres around Viti Levu, Reverend James Bhagwan and Graham Taylor paddled with one central message: what is thrown on land eventually fi
The Environmental Tribunal has given the Department of Environment 14 days to respond to Next Generation Holdings (Fiji) Pte Limited's notice of motion application and wi
The U.S. deep-sea exploration vessel Okeanos Explorer is in Fiji for the first time, carrying out scientific exploration and seafloor mapping to improve understanding of
Children were at the forefront of a community clean-up at Suva Point yesterday, with members of the Suva Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints joining the Suv
A community clean-up at Korosomo in Seaqaqa, Labasa has highlighted the extent of irresponsible waste disposal in the area, with 30 sacks of rubbish and approximately six
The Paddle for Hope team continues its more than 500-kilometre journey around Viti Levu, taking a strong message to communities about protecting Fiji’s oceans and
Two derelict vessels have been successfully removed from Suva Harbour by Blue Prosperity.One vessel was safely sunk at a designated location, while the other was towed of
Recycling and waste management should not only be about collecting products, but also about protecting the dignity and livelihoods of the people involved in the process.P
The traditional landowners of the Naboro Landfill, the Yavusa Bativudi, will receive a higher community levy for the use of their land for waste disposal.This follows Cab
As people continue to raise concerns about littering in public spaces, the Ministry of Environment is warning that from the beginning of next month, a person found com
Minister for Environment Lynda Tabuya says the new $200 littering fine is not about collecting money from Fijians, but about stopping people from littering and changing b
Concerns over illegal dumping by coconut sellers along Naivorovoro Road in Nakasi have prompted the Nausori Town Council to take action, with the council saying notices h
Police are advising residents who have concerns about groups of bikers riding through residential areas and allegedly creating excessive noise to lodge a report. A video
Children of the Lagilagi Settlement in Jittu Estate area in Suva have taken the lead in keeping their community clean by collecting litter from around their neighbourhood
A total of 264 earthquakes were recorded across the Fiji region last month, with magnitudes ranging from 1.2 to 5.9.According to Fiji Seismology, a high concentration of
Everyday actions by individuals, workplaces and communities can make a difference in tackling plastic pollution, with GIZ Pacific urging people across the Pacific to turn
A rehabilitation plan submitted by Freesoul Real Estate Development (Fiji) Pte Ltd, the company linked to developer Dickson Peng who is facing allegations of fraudulently
20 organisations have been honoured by South Pacific Waste Recyclers for their efforts in keeping Fiji clean as the company celebrates 15 years of turning waste paper int
The Nadera Methodist Circuit youths have been commended for their efforts in cleaning and caring for their community.The Nasinu Town Council has thanked the youths for ta