Vuniniudrovu village in Naitasiri is moving ahead with a phased relocation plan as repeated flooding and riverbank erosion continue to threaten homes and land.

The Ministry of Agriculture has provided a rice harvester to the Nakaulevu Cooperative in Navua to support the revival of rice farming in Fiji.

Minister for Fisheries and Forestry Alitia Bainivalu has told Parliament that forestry remains a key driver of economic growth and livelihoods in Kadavu.

The District of Sawaieke on Gau Island is actively implementing a programme aimed at strengthening agricultural activity and supporting local farmers.

Farmers in Sabeto are being trained in beekeeping to boost income and build climate-resilient livelihoods.

Twenty-one families in Natawarau Settlement in Ba have received food rations following flooding caused by heavy rain from Tropical Cyclone Vaianu last week.

A Kadavu farmer is proving that life beyond yaqona is possible, turning to poultry and dalo to secure a steady income for his family.

The Ministry of Fisheries has completed a key round of monitoring sea cucumber stocks in the Lau Group, despite challenging weather conditions.

Fiji is importing nearly four times more food than it exports, highlighting growing concerns over the country’s food security and public health system.

The Tavua Methodist Men’s Group harvested 1.416 tonnes of rice, a significant achievement for the community farming initiative.

Escalating fuel prices and global economic uncertainty are making it increasingly difficult for many Fijians to maintain healthy diets.

In a bid to boost sustainable marine resource management, the Fisheries Ministry completed its second round of beche-de-mer monitoring and data collection in the northern Lau group.