The 31-year-old woman alleged to have stabbed her de facto partner in their home in Naviago, Lautoka on Sunday morning has been charged.

Zealand’s Minister for Emergency Management, Kieran McAnulty will arrive in Fiji today to further strengthen cooperation between the countries in building resilience to natural disasters.

Fijians are still affected by the increase in prices of food, fuel, fertilizer, and access to finance, post COVID-19.

Thirty farmers who form the Nubu Rice Farmers Cooperative in Macuata yesterday received their new rice harvester.

Fijians believe the 15 percent Value Added Tax which is effective today has some challenges and opportunities.

Bus fares have experienced an increase starting today due to the government subsidy coming to an end yesterday.

Social Democratic Liberal Party Leader Viliame Gavoka has quashed rumours circulating about a faction within the party attempting to oust Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Fiji is keen to learn from the experience and success of the Australian sugar industry, especially in areas of power co-generation, ethanol production, and the production of refined sugar.

The British Embassy ensures that Fijians are treated fairly once they complete their service in the British Armed Forces.

The Ministry of Health is working on a number of projects to ensure they are adequately resourced and better prepared for any future health crisis.

Two brothers charged with the murder of 23-year-old Isikeli Rabuka in 2019, were sentenced to serve two years behind bars for manslaughter.

Two individuals involved in one of the country’s largest drug bust have been sentenced by the Lautoka High Court today.