Agriculture officials in the North are raising concerns over the growing number of young people leaving farming, warning that an ageing farming population could pose a risk to the country’s future food security.

The Suva High Court has ordered the Commissioner of Police to release former journalist Charlie Charters’ personal device.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is calling on Government to immediately implement the agreed increase in workers’ meal allowances, saying the delay has stretched beyond eight months.

Raj Sharma is stepping down as Chair of the Fiji Rice Board after 13 years, saying the organisation would benefit from leadership based in the North.

Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh has been issued a yellow card for disorderly conduct in Parliament.

Constitution Avenue forms part of Parliament’s precincts, Speaker Filimone Jitoko has ruled.

Court documents cannot be served on Members of Parliament inside Parliament while the House is sitting.

The Fiji Cancer Society received a $50,0000 boost through the Bushells Fiji’s Biggest Morning Tea organised by the Motibhai Group.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has hit back at the National Federation Party over comments about the use of school premises for political campaigns.

Thousands of landowners and farmers are expected to benefit from reforms aimed at improving land management, access to water and economic opportunities.

The Tububere clan in the village of Viseisei ni Vuda is using the traditional funeral of the late Tui Vuda as an opportunity to prepare the next generation to carry forward one of its most important traditional responsibilities.

The National Federation Party is accusing Education Minister Aseri Radrodro of misrepresenting the Electoral Act by restricting the use of school halls for political meetings.