Labasa Town Council urges residents and businesses to maintain clean surroundings beyond Fiji Day celebrations as litter enforcement continues.
2 days ago
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Sampras Anand
Landslides have reduced the village’s land from about 60 acres to 16, forcing families to confront relocation and the loss of ancestral ties.
4 days ago
Katherine Naidu
More than 17.7 million bottles and cans were collected from January to September, the highest number recorded in Fiji.
08 Oct
Kaneta Naimatau
Naidiri Village Youth Leader Joseva Kungado said the community’s conservation taboo must continue and its boundaries should be extended as environmental threats put increasing pressure on their marine resources.
06 Oct
Waisea Nasokia
Overall, the programme recovered 17,742,540 containers between January and September, including 8,841,926 plastic bottles and 8,900,614 aluminium cans.
05 Oct
Lavenia Waqanivanua
Mr Rabuka urged leaders to come, see and listen to Pacific communities living on the front line of the climate crisis.
For some members of FCOSS’ community-based District Councils of Social Services (DCOSS), it will be their first opportunity to participate in a Pre-COP event.
04 Oct
He said Council cleaners work from 6pm to 3am but have to wait until the last vendor finishes trading before they can fully clean the area.
03 Oct
Under the guidance of their lecturer, the students planted five coconut trees along the trail and installed environmentally friendly signs encouraging hikers not to litter.
30 Sep
Rayape Karavaki
Environment Ministry says only security authorities can disclose names of leaders attending Fiji and Tuvalu climate meetings.
29 Sep
