Concerns have been raised over the level of authority given to the Minister under the proposed Indigenous Rights Bill.

The Fiji Council of Social Services is calling for a reduction in the amount the iTaukei Land Trust Board can deduct from revenue generated through vested marine areas.

The construction of a nature-based seawall in Saolo Village, Bua is progressing as part of efforts to protect vulnerable coastal communities from the growing impacts of climate change.

A man who allegedly raped his 14-year-old granddaughter between May and June this year has been remanded in custody by the Taveuni Magistrates Court.

Fiji’s fresh and frozen agricultural exports, excluding sugar, reached a record high of $187.2 million in 2025, marking a 17.1 percent increase from the previous year and the highest export earnings recorded since 2013.

The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (FHTA) has made history by electing its first female president in its 61-year history.

Members of the public turned up in large numbers at the Grand Pacific Hotel today to participate in a yoga session marking the International Day of Yoga.

The Criminal Investigations Department is investigating allegations of assault involving police officers and a military officer in Dakuni, Beqa.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation says reaching a production target of two million tonnes of cane by 2028 will depend heavily on increased government support and a strategic shift towards more productive growers.

The Great Council of Chiefs is urging Parliament to uphold a principle it says dates back more than a century, recognizing customary marine ownership.

While doctors and nurses are often the public face of healthcare, laboratory professionals provide the critical evidence needed for diagnosis, treatment, disease detection, and outbreak response.

A total of five million dollars has been allocated from Ministry of Agriculture’s 2025/2026 budget to support sugarcane farmers in meeting the rising fuel cost for cartage and mechanical harvesting.