Police have uncovered farms containing more than 1,600 plants believed to be marijuana in the Northern Division as operations targeting suspected drug activities continue across all five policing divisions.

A man captured on CCTV cameras allegedly stealing a brush cutter from a home in Sakoca has been arrested and charged.

A parcel containing white substances was found along the seashore near Dakuinuku Village in Tailevu yesterday.

Maternal mental health is a growing concern, with one in three mothers surveyed showing signs of depression in the year after childbirth.

The Ministry of Agriculture is exploring a partnership with the World Food Forum Fiji Youth Chapter aimed at increasing youth participation in agriculture and strengthening Fiji’s food systems.

The Minister for Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry, Tomasi Tunabuna, has highlighted the importance of agricultural research in improving food production, farmer resilience and innovation during a visit to the Ministry’s Seaqaqa Research Station.

Communities across Ovalau and Moturiki have been given the opportunity to help shape the future of Fiji’s inshore fisheries through consultations on the proposed Inshore Fisheries Management Bill and Community Based Fisheries Management.

Three FIJI Water Flying Fijians players who were part of the team that defeated Japan in Tokyo last week are available for selection in this weekend’s Skipper Cup final for McDonalds Nadi.

Vodafone Fiji Bati center Taane Milne is urging the side’s younger players to believe in their ability as they prepare to face New Zealand in a must win round
three of the Rugby League World Cup.

Ahead of next week’s ZEG Boxing Promotion in Suva, Boxing Commission of Fiji chairman Eroni Loganimoce has stressed the importance of following
established boxing rules and regulations to ensure the sport maintains high standards.

Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission Commissioner Alafina Vuki is calling on the Government to disclose who drafted the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill 2026.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is working to recover $14 million in outstanding lease payments, warning tenants that unpaid rent and failure to comply with
lease conditions could affect lease renewals.