The iTaukei Land Trust Board is striving to mend its relationship with landowners, which has been unstable over the past few years.

Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali emphasizes the challenges faced by women experiencing violence in relationships citing cultural norms and myths that perpetuate the idea of sticking with a marriage despite abuse.

Deputy Permanent Secretary for Primary and Secondary Peni Senikarawa has highlighted the imminent challenge of implementing the recently launched policy framework and strategic plan.

The Trade Ministry, in collaboration with the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs, has commenced community dialogue regarding the potential of the establishment of medicinal cannabis in Fiji.

Natural disasters exacerbate the impact of plastic pollution and increase the vulnerability of our people and our oceans.

The Divisional Commissioners have started mobilizing their teams to conduct initial damage assessments, post Tropical Cyclone Mal.

Members of the public are requested to exercise caution and avoid any flooded roads or crossings.

In the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Mal, the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has granted clearance for all vessels to resume operations starting from 6 am tomorrow.

The alarming rise in indiscipline within schools often manifesting in students engaging in criminal activities is a pressing concern.

Schools resume tomorrow as all civil servants are called back to work, marking Fiji’s return to normalcy after two days of disruption caused by Tropical Cyclone Mal, which is currently heading out of Fiji waters.

Severe TC Mal has now been downgraded to a Category 2 system.

The National Disaster Management Office is closely working with the relevant authorities to monitor a landslide that occurred at Vataleka in Wailoku Tamavua.