Feature Stories

Planting more trees for the future generation will be the only possible solution for families residing on
Waqaitakea settlement in the district of Udu Point in Vanua Levu as coastal erosion erodes their living space.

For 85-year-old Unaisi Logawai of Rauriko Village in the district of Dogotuki the dramatic changes brought by climate change has been very evident.

Minister for Fisheries Semi Koroilavesau has stressed the need for all Fijians to practice sustainability in order to save for the future especially during tough times.

It was all smiles in the village of Nabukeru in the Yasawa Group for more than 200 Fijians, who previously had to travel by boat to seek medical assistance, at the opening of their new nursing station.

19-year-old Adi Anasimeci Volitikoro has takes on a new challenge in being an activist for climate change aside from being passionate about soccer.

Ballantine Memorial School Principal, Miriama Naicegucegu commended the initiative by the Government, through the Office of the Prime Minister, for assisting the school in the construction of three teachers’ quarters.

Strong and well-staffed fire stations provide Fijians with emergency services that can help protect homes, businesses and lives from the threat of fires and other emergencies.

Yasawa village in the district of Udu, Vanua Levu is among the most exposed communities to these risks and according to village elder Waisea Marawa they are directly affected by climate change.

Minister Naiqamu calls for support from all Fijian in efforts to revive the forest sector.

Farmers from Naivorati, Naitasiri, will have a secure future and worry less after signing a contract with the Agriculture Marketing Authority.