A man has been arrested for his alleged involvement in a series of sacrilege cases in Nadi.

The Tailevu Provincial Council has acknowledged that more needs to be done to empower young people and ensure their voices are taken seriously in decision-making.

Despite improvements in private sector service delivery, the Consumer Council of Fiji says it continues to receive persistent complaints, revealing major gaps in the redress system that demand more than just traditional oversight.

It’s quality over quantity that’s putting Fijian-made and Fijian-grown products in demand around the world.

The leaves of screw palm, or pandanus, locally known as suluk, have long been a reliable source of income for families in Lakeba Village, Namuka in Macuata.

Tailevu youths yesterday raised more than $32,000 during the first-ever Tailevu Youth Day (Siga kei Luvei Tailevu), a three-day event aimed at tackling social issues and reviving youth engagement across the province.

Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Waterways, Inosi Kuridrani, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening grassroots service delivery following his familiarisation tour of agriculture stations in the Western Division.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has announced new fuel and LPG prices, effective tomorrow.

The Fiji Police Credit Union has expressed concerns about parts of the Credit Union Act of 1954, which is currently under review.

Health professionals and advocates say Fiji urgently needs to improve data collection on postpartum depression to better identify, support, and treat mothers facing the condition.

Speaking during his recent visit to India, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka explained that his “Ocean of Peace” concept is designed to push back against growing external pressures and global power struggles that threaten small island nations.

The biggest challenge in global trade negotiations lies in the amount of economic and political power a country holds.