The Water Authority of Fiji says they are having disruptions in supply for residents in the Upper Tovata System, from Khalsa Road Junction to Colo-i-Suva.

To add to more water woes, residents in Suva will face further disruptions to their taps this weekend.

The three men who allegedly defrauded a bank of over $140,000 have been granted bail by the Suva Magistrates Court today.

Market access, financial accessibility, diseases and lack of infrastructure are some of the many challenges faced by the 23 farmer organizations part of the Farmers Forum today.

The Fiji Labour Party says the reinstatement of Aseri Radrodro as Education Minister just three months after he was removed for insubordination and disobedience casts grave doubts on Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s commitment to lead the nation with honour, integrity and dignity.

The National Disaster Management Office is pushing for all communities around the country to have an active disaster preparedness committee.

A businessman appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court on Wednesday charged with one count of Obtaining a Financial Advantage by Deception.

Food security, the safety of children and villagers, and their homes are always at risk when climate change affects the village of Waidracia, in the interior of Naitasiri.

Social Democratic Liberal Party and its Management Board says they are pleased and humbled with the reinstatement of Aseri Radrodro as the Minister of Education.

A community effort emanating from concerns about the impacts of drugs, resulted in the civilian arrest of a man in his 20s for alleged possession of illicit drugs.

It was an emotional moment for 30-year-old school teacher Nancy Watkins after she graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Education from the Fiji National University Labasa Campus.

The Ministry of Employment’s consultations regarding the review of the national minimum wage have seen robust participation, with stakeholders voicing diverse concerns and suggestions.