The late Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Waterways Inosi Kuridrani has been laid to rest in his home village of Namatakula, Navosa.

Smallholder farmers face several barriers to using agricultural machinery, including high costs, limited access to finance, difficult terrain, a lack of spare parts and limited technical skills.

The Asian Development Bank, in its latest forecast for the Pacific, stated that Fiji’s Gross Domestic Product is projected to grow 2.2 percent this year and 1.9 percent in 2027, lower than its July forecast.

The Constitution Amendment Bill 2026 will now face further scrutiny by an 11-member Special Committee.

Investigators are continuing their probe into the alleged tampering of exhibits at the Suva High Court, with another individual now being questioned.

More than 11,000 plants of marijuana have been uprooted from a farming area in Nasuva, as drug operations continue across the country.

Minister for Women Sashi Kiran is urging the public not to share a video showing a young boy being assaulted.

The National Federation Party does not accept every provision in the proposed Constitution.

Police have launched an investigation into a disturbing video showing a young boy being assaulted.

The proposed Constitution will strengthen rights, accountability and the independence of key state institutions.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the proposed Constitution is not intended to create immunity.

Rising operating costs for taxi operators will be weighed against passenger affordability before any further change to taxi fares is considered.