Over 200 women are attending the National Women in Agriculture Symposium, which opened today under the theme: “Women at the Helm: Empowering Fiji’s Women Farmers, Fishers, Processors and Foresters to Access and Grow Markets.”

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has announced plans to introduce flexible working hours across the civil service by the end of 2026, a move aimed at improving productivity and promoting better work-life balance for public servants.

The Suva High Court granted strict bail conditions to Canadian national Joshua Rahman this afternoon after remaining in the courts custody the whole day following a declaration by the Immigration department as a prohibited immigrant.

The Fijian Constitution is a living document that must evolve with the country’s changing realities.

Police have dismissed social media claims suggesting a police officer is linked to the investigation into the death of Constable Peniasi Racagi.

The government is exploring the potential development of airstrips in Namosi, Rewa and Ovalau as part of a broader strategy to expand tourism access to new regions.

The government is launching 90 major flood alleviation projects to protect communities and critical infrastructure.

Drug accused and Canadian national Joshua Rahman has been declared a prohibited immigrant by the Permanent Secretary of Immigration, leaving his status uncertain.

Permanent Secretaries will undergo performance evaluations and sign binding performance agreements by September as part of major civil service reforms.

Overconsumption of Yaqona, drug abuse, unsafe practices spreading HIV and non-communicable diseases are creating a growing crisis in Fijian communities, says Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu.

The Suva High Court has dismissed objections by Dr Neil Sharma’s lawyers over the admissibility of procurement reports in his ongoing trial, allowing the proceedings to continue.

The Fiji Corrections Service says drug-related offences among inmates are rising, prompting plans for a dedicated rehabilitation facility.