The Agriculture Marketing Authority has disbursed over $18 million to more than 5,000 farmers in the past five years.

With the recent launch of Fiji’s National Development Plan 2025-2029 and Vision 2050, all government agencies will integrate this framework into their strategic plans.

Around 80 media delegates from more than 10 Pacific Island countries, including Fiji, have gathered in Niue for the 7th Pacific Media Summit 2024.

The Japanese government is set to formalize a grant agreement with the Coalition Government for the purchase of a fishery research vessel and ice-making machines.

The Health Ministry has earmarked 19 health facilities in rural and maritime areas for upgrades in this financial year, according to Health Minister Dr Atonio Lalabalavu.

The Sugar Cane Growers Council earned its first international recognition at the 8th International Sugar Conference & Sugarcon, held in Vietnam.

Residents of Nauwa and Valelawa, situated outside Dreketi in Macuata have expressed confidence that the recent release of George Speight will not disrupt the bonds and relationships among Fiji’s ethnic communities.

The misuse of the messaging app Telegram for sharing explicit images of young women and girls who originally shared these images privately with trusted individuals has reached alarming levels.

The Great Council of Chiefs is implementing measures to address the decline in iTaukei language, education and cultural practices which have been impacted by recent changes in the education system.

Lifeline Fiji, an organisation that provides support for mental health has expressed grave concern on the alarming rate of suicide among the elderlies.

A 52-year-old farmer has been sentenced to nine years in prison for the unlawful cultivation of marijuana.

Fiji’s foreign policy is being put to the test like never before as the world order shifts rapidly.