Fiji could soon open the door to a medicinal cannabis industry, with the government revealing strong public support for exploring the sector.

The Attorney-General’s Office is facing an increasing workload, with 25 lawyers handling more than 1,300 active litigation files across complex legal matters.

Fiji’s economic development strategy must focus on creating quality jobs, strengthening skills and retaining workers, as the country continues to face labour shortages and skilled migration challenges.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is warning that two key vacant positions are affecting the progress of human rights cases through the courts.

Criticism has followed the Fiji Water Flying Fijians since their heavy defeat to England, but head coach Senirusi Seruvakula believes the squad has shown the resilience needed to bounce back when they face Scotland on Sunday.

Food Processors Limited is expanding its search for new export markets while working to improve access to finance for local farmers as part of its efforts to strengthen Fiji’s agricultural sector.

The Junior Bula Boys recordes its second win at the OFC U-16 Men’s Championship in Papua New Guinea after beating Samoa 5-nil yesterday.

Fiji’s rugby league star, Viliame Kikau, welcomes the return of Mick Potter as the Bati coach for this year’s World Cup and beyond.

Substance abuse concerns among young people are driving a stronger push for action inside schools.

Women entrepreneurs are turning small businesses into sustainable sources of income, with many crediting the South Pacific Business Development (SPBD) for helping them expand and support their families.

Concerns Raised at European Academy of Religion’s International Conference Held in Rome—Strong Appeals Over Violation of International Law.

Cutting Ministers’ salaries and reducing the size of cabinet would only save a few million dollars and would not solve Fiji’s wider financial challenges, says Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel.