Concerns over the welfare of older people have prompted calls for stronger support and protection, as Fiji looks at the challenges of an ageing population.

Before sunrise, farmers are already in their fields, tending crops and livestock that eventually make their way to local and overseas markets.

Fiji is looking to expand hydroponics and protected agriculture to increase off-season vegetable production and reduce reliance on imports.

Rice farming is expanding beyond the traditional growing areas of Dreketi, Nasarawaqa and Korokadi, with production now spreading to other parts of Vanua Levu.

Non partisan civil society organisation Dialogue Fiji has officially changed its name to the Centre for Democracy and Dialogue (CDD), highlighting democracy as its core mission while dialogue remains central to its identity.

Data from the HIV and drug use survey launched yesterday by Medical Services Pacific has revealed that children as young as 10 are already contracting the virus, underscoring the urgent need for early education and intervention.

Three people are now in police custody in relation to the viral video capturing an aggravated robbery involving a taxi driver.

Tourism Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka has confirmed that the fuel shortage at Nadi International Airport will be resolved within days, following the arrival of a new shipment of jet fuel.

Tourism Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka has defended Fiji Airways’ decision to purchase six new vehicles, saying the airline should be allowed to manage its operations without interference.

The Fiji Development Bank has introduced an affordable housing loan facility aimed at helping people in rural communities finance their homes.

The Methodist Church in Fiji is planning a safe home for women who are victims of domestic violence.

The Ministry of Agriculture is encouraging more food processing to reduce the amount of seasonal produce going to waste.