A man in his 20s will be produced at the Labasa Magistrates Court today charged with allegedly sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl.

The Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry will continue to expand maritime pine projects to ensure the socio-economic benefits of the forestry sector.

Independent Member of Parliament Parveen Bala says the 2024–25 national budget lacks positive growth because it is rooted in backward-looking, negative thinking.

A three-day regional convening to review and finalize the ten-year disability-inclusive resilient development strategy is currently underway in Lautoka.

Concerns have been raised about the alarming food safety issues plaguing supermarkets in the Suva-Nausori corridor.

Leader of Opposition Inia Seruiratu is calling for a strategic shift towards alternative sources of income and greater economic diversification in the country.

Agriculture Minister Vatimi Rayalu says he will take his cue from Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, who will make the ultimate decision if there has to be a government of national unity.

The Ministry of Trade and Cooperatives is encouraging members of the public and business-oriented individuals to always seek assistance from officials in their nearest outlets around Fiji.

The need for a balanced mix of local and expatriate judges within Fiji’s judiciary is important, says Attorney-General Graham Leung.

The Minister for Justice, Siromi Turaga met with members of the Electoral Commission of Fiji.

The Namuavoivoi 2 Crossing on Namuavoivoi Road in Bua, which was destroyed by cyclone Yasa flooding, is being replaced with a new structure.

Fijians are set to gain access to government-held information as newly appointed Attorney-General Graham Leung pushes for the implementation of the Information Act.