The Constitutional Review Commission has been told that the Methodist Church and other indigenous institutions should never again support coups carried out in their name.

The Constitutional Review Commission has been told that politicians should be held accountable if they wrongly use or misinterpret the Constitution during election campaigns.

Fiji’s dairy industry is still recovering from the brucellosis and tuberculosis outbreak that affected Tailevu Province in 2009.

The newly launched Guidebook on Employment for Persons with Disabilities will only make a meaningful difference if businesses across Fiji adopt its recommendations and embed them into their workplace practices.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji says formal employment continued to expand, with Fiji National Provident Fund registrations increasing by 2.2 percent in April.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji has partnered with The Forge Pacific Pte Limited to deliver a five-month business readiness programme for 20 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises.

Villages of Makolei in Solevu, Bua will now have safer access to their farms following the opening of the Makolei Farm road project.

Taveuni residents are calling for immediate intervention over ongoing fuel supply concerns on the island.

The government will be increasing the price paid to manual harvesters from three dollars to five dollars per tonne.

Misunderstandings and rising tensions among farmers are being linked to possible cases of deliberate cane field fires in some parts of the country, raising concerns over safety in sugarcane farming areas.

Police have confirmed receiving increased reports of cattle theft from Tailevu Province.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has formally endorsed and pledged his support for the newly registered political party, One Nation.