The government is considering additional relief measures for sugarcane farmers following consultations held by the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Sugar in the Western Division.

The Suva Magistrate Court will proceed with the former Deputy Prime Minister’s trial tomorrow after the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption sought leave to file amended charges.

Fiji must strengthen the way it collects and uses data if it is to tackle growing waste management challenges and build a more sustainable future.

Students affected by Taveuni transport disruptions will be considered under the Education Ministry’s Assessment Policy if they miss the Literacy and Numeracy Assessment due to verified transport issues.

The individual who allegedly issued a threat on social media to remove Fiji’s Constitution or burn the nation’s capital is in police custody.

More than $1.3 million has been lost to scam-related offences reported across Fiji since 2017, with the majority of cases still under investigation.

Residents in Southern Taveuni are calling for government services to be brought closer to rural communities, citing high travel costs and disruptions caused by system outages at service centres.

People living in rural communities can soon expect better access to clean drinking water, following a $10 million allocation by the Ministry of Public Works announced in Parliament.

Fiji’s worsening drug crisis is rooted in childhood trauma, poverty, and a lack of opportunities.

The Government plans to relocate Navua’s market and Thompson Park as part of a redevelopment strategy to expand the central business district ahead of the township’s transition to town status.

A new historical exhibition is shedding light on the role women played in early Fijian society through rare drawings dating back nearly two centuries.

A total of 2,760 authenticated traditional knowledge and cultural expression records from Serua and Namosi have now been entered into Fiji’s Traditional Knowledge and Expression of Culture database.