A high-level consultation on the revision of the Fiji Police Force’s Use of Force Policy concluded last week.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry is taking urgent steps to address the rise in deliberate cane field fires.

The Fiji Museum recently received 130 artifacts from the late David Gilmour’s collection in Suva.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has firmly denied circulating rumours that most of Fiji’s native land were sold, reaffirming that such sales are illegal and not permitted under the law.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission condemns all acts of sacrilege targeting places of worship, regardless of faith, denomination, or religious belief.

A 32-year-old single mother and farmer in Coqeloa, Labasa, is proving that women can lead regardless of age or experience.

A man in his 20s is in police custody for allegedly causing the death of his 86-year-old grandfather.

Rewa Butter lovers will have to dig deep into their pockets as there will be a significant increase in its retail prices from tomorrow.

The iTaukei Affairs Board is stepping up efforts to raise awareness among residents of informal settlements about land ownership and cultural identity amid increasing development pressures.

iTaukei Land Trust Board Chief Executive Solomoni Nata has highlighted that the Lau group alone has 55,000 leases covering 427 hectares of land, generating an impressive five million dollars in rent.

A local company in Nadi is turning one of Fiji’s most invasive plant species, African Tulip into an opportunity by using it to manufacture fiberglass boats.

Following the installation of Lau’s paramount Chief, the province has filled more than 90 percent of its traditional titles.