The Land Transport Authority is installing ten new speed cameras and restoring malfunctioning ones to curb reckless driving and enhance road safety.

Flooding in Naodamu Housing, Labasa, is largely due to its location on low-lying ground, below river level.

11, 833 pigs were slaughtered last year, resulting in the production of 717 tonnes of meat.

Close to half of the loans allocated to agricultural Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises were directed toward sugarcane farmers with the aim of strengthening agricultural infrastructure and boosting farmers’ livelihoods.

Fiji and Korea’s relations and development cooperation continue to strengthen, with Korea supporting the implementation of 13 projects in 2025, totalling more than $165 million.

The Commission of Inquiry into the appointment of Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali has dismissed claims that its members have not been paid for over six weeks.

Government has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting ex-armed forces personnel, assuring that no allowances or benefits under the Fiji Servicemen’s Aftercare Fund Act 1944 have been reduced or removed.

Fresh/chilled agriculture export data for the first half of 2024 revealed that kava generated the highest revenue.

New Acting Chief Executive for the Ba Town Council Manjula Devi has assumed office today following a directive from Local Government Minister Maciu Nalumisa.

The people of Lautoka will have to wait a little longer for their multimillion-dollar swimming pool to be completed.

Investing in the protection and support of children is not only the right thing to do but also a smart decision, given its impact on a country’s economic and social development.

Vunivau Village, just outside Labasa, was left underwater once again after Tropical Cyclone Rae caused two nearby streams to burst their banks.