Corrections officers will soon be paid based on their rank rather than their job descriptions, a move the Government says will fix long-standing salary disparities that left veteran officers earning less than recruits.Acting Attorney General and Minister for Justice

The reduction in the sugar sector allocation under the 2026–27 Budget does not mean less support for cane farmers, but a shift in how assistance is provided, says Sugar Minister Tomasi Tunabuna.

Fiji’s heavy reliance on imported food is exposing gaps in local production.

Labasa cane farmers are calling on the Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC) to operate the Labasa Mill on Sundays, saying it would help maximize harvesting during the current spell of favourable weather and make up for the delayed start to the crushing season.

Behind every success is a story of determination and struggle.

Ba is set to become the focus of a major renewable energy project that could add 100 megawatts to Fiji’s power supply.

Nearly 300 families in Kadavu have received more than $27,000 in financial support.This is following heavy rainfall which triggered Fiji’s first payout under a new parametric insurance program.

Consumer protection laws must continue to evolve as the marketplace changes, with growing digital transactions and new forms of consumer risks.

Acting Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says allegations of abuse and misconduct involving inmates continue to arise within the Fiji Corrections Service, but insists every complaint is investigated through the appropriate disciplinary process.

The Agriculture Ministry has desexed more than 2,000 dogs in the past year as it works to reduce stray numbers.

Vegetable exporters supplying New Zealand markets claim they are facing losses of up to 80 to 90 percent after produce loses export quality following treatment.

For newly admitted lawyer Sabhiya Hassan, being admitted to the bar is more than a personal milestone, but a reflection of the sacrifices her family had to make.