Progress in the sugar industry is reshaping the cane fields, where diversification is evident as more women have joined the harvesting crews this crushing season.

Fiji lacks the necessary technical expertise to effectively address HIV challenges, as managing an outbreak requires a coordinated and well-resourced approach.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has instructed the Fiji Police Force to carry out more patrols at a community along Robertson Road in Suva.

Police officers have been directed to conduct more regular patrols in areas commonly used by youths, including shortcuts for illegal activities.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has issued a strong call to parents to take greater responsibility in guiding their children, stressing that leadership at home is vital to shaping respectful and disciplined individuals.

As part of the recent Women’s and Agriculture Expo, a team from Radio Fiji One joined the trip to Vanuabalavu in Lau, reconnecting with villages and marking the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation’s 70th anniversary.

The country’s third sculptural coral gene bank was officially launched yesterday at Castaway Island Resort, marking another step forward in Fiji’s marine restoration efforts.

Two disturbing videos have emerged online showing separate groups of young individuals, some believed to be minors allegedly injecting drugs in public.

Four friends who walked all the way from Cunningham to Suva in search of employment in March found an opportunity to obtain an education instead.

Fiji National University art lecturer Perry Gabriel believes that art holds the potential to address a range of societal challenges, including issues like waste management.

Women and farmers from remote maritime islands often face barriers in accessing government services, business support, and markets.

Fiji’s film industry is facing growing pressure from global competition, as other countries are offering more attractive financial incentives to lure international productions.