Saltwater intrusion in Wailevu, Labasa is damaging cane crops, while farmers in Koronasau, Tabudola and Tiri face heavy losses and declining production.

Fiji is enhancing its early warning systems by integrating local innovations and traditional knowledge to ensure inclusivity during disasters.

The Labasa Town Council and the Health Ministry are working on plans to extend the waste collection services boundaries to certain areas around Labasa.

Attorney General Graham Leung says seeking clarification from the Supreme Court on amending the Constitution remains an option.

The government seeks to pass the Constitution Amendment Bill to ensure that constitutional amendments are carried out in an open and transparent manner.

We are not going against the 2013 constitution.

The Ministry of Justice is considering new diversion programmes aimed at allowing certain offenders to serve reduced sentences or be reintegrated into society earlier.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission is partnering with faith-based organizations to offer psychological support to all participants.

Excitement is building as the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation gets ready for the FMF Mirchi FM and Radio Fiji Two Non-Stop Holi Masti celebration this weekend.

The construction of the much-anticipated Vuo Health Center in Labasa town is expected to be completed by June.

The Auditor-General’s report outlines ongoing issues with the quality and timeliness of financial statements.

The Constitution Amendment Bill has not managed to get the 75 percent majority that is required for the amendments to take place.