Minister for Rural Development Sakiasi Ditoka is urging village committees to prioritize development planning in the face of climate change.

Alcohol-fueled incidents continue to be a concern following reports of assaults received over the weekend, with one case resulting, unfortunately, in the death of a 38-year-old man.

A two-bedroom home belonging to a 75-year-old farmer was completely destroyed in a fire yesterday morning.

Police are investigating a body found in Lautoka.

The Ministry of Health has dismissed a social media post claiming that the Ministry offers free medical insurance for people over 50 years.

A large turnout is expected at the Fiji Crop & Livestock Council’s two-day Farmers Forum that will be held in Suva from Thursday.

A number of stakeholders are working together to help youth on the street tackle the issue of drug use.

Education Permanent Secretary Selina Kuruleca says that the Ministry intends to reassess its priorities in the upcoming financial year.

New Social Democratic Liberal Party leader Aseri Radrodro has denied that the SODELPA Board intended to remove Viliame Gavoka as Education Minister.

The Standing Committee on Economic Affairs has raised concerns about the loss of 54 technical employees from Energy Fiji Limited who have sought opportunities abroad.

The lack of caregivers to assist immobile inmates is an issue faced by the Fiji Corrections Service.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development has received a staggering 6600 applications for the Rural Housing Assistance program.