The Lautoka City Council takes the food safety issues seriously, as in the past it prosecuted 47 businesses for violations related directly to food safety breaches.

Fiji is poised to become the Pacific’s leading center for disaster risk reduction and meteorological services.

Former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho’s bail pending appeal application has been withdrawn by his counsel, Devanesh Sharma.

The Sugar Ministry is addressing concerns raised by Seaqaqa cane farmers regarding the $12 payment received in the latest disbursement.

Six cooperative groups are set to take their businesses to new heights after securing government grants under the Cooperative Development Fund.

The Fiji Electoral Law Reform Review Team will wrap up their public consultation process on the review of Fiji’s Electoral Legislation by the end of June, after which they will submit the report to the Cabinet.

A heavy rain warning is now in force for most parts of the major islands.

The National Federation Party has challenged Fiji Labour Party and National Farmers Union General Secretary Mahendra Chaudhry to provide irrefutable evidence of claims that NFP had promised a cane payment of $110 per tonne while on the campaign trail in 2022.

Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji Chief Executive Joweli Cawaki reminded officers of the significant responsibility they carry in safeguarding Fiji’s maritime domain.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs has made substantial progress, registering 13,728 new members in the iVola ni Kawa Bula.

The Fiji Electoral Law Reform Review Team is set to begin their public consultation process on the review of the Fiji Electoral Legislation next month.

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has weighed in on road safety following the tragic death of a Year 9 student in Tavua yesterday.