In a remarkable milestone, a group of 24 women cane farmers hailing from the northern division made history today by actively engaging in a pioneering workshop organized by the Fiji Sugar Corporation in Labasa.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is expected to announce his decision on the Cabinet Ministers’ reshuffle.

Siromi Turaga did not confirm nor deny whether he accepted Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s decision to shift him out of the Attorney General’s office.

Heritage home and building owners in Levuka Town are still awaiting the funds for the rehabilitation of the ageing structures, from the $1.5 million allocated in the 2023-2024 national budget.

The forthcoming national policy on healthy catering and the sale of food and beverages is poised to create a conducive environment for small and medium entrepreneurs to participate in government initiatives.

The Fiji Museum is actively engaging in various archaeology projects that focus on unearthing and sharing insights into past cultures.

Minister for Housing and Local Government Maciu Nalumisa is leading a delegation to the 8th Asia Pacific Urban Forum in Suwon City, South Korea.

25 dedicated young men have recently completed Module 3 of the Forest Harvesting Supervisor Training in Labasa in a significant stride towards sustainable forestry practices.

The Heads of Intellectual Property Office Conference for Pacific Island Countries is currently meeting in Suva.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation has welcomed the recent comments of the Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca that school counsellors are essential for the mental health and emotional well-being of students.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has issued a stern warning to landowners that forging signatures is illegal and poses serious legal implications for those who are doing it.

Building infrastructures in rural communities are often badly impacted during tropical cyclones.