The first bamboo park established in Namosi is proving to be a major advantage for the mataqali of Namara, who have capitalised on their abundant natural resources to develop what is believed to be Fiji’s first initiative of its kind.

A three-day hearing date has been set for an application for leave to judicially review the Commission of Inquiry report.

Former Chief Executive of the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and current Chief Financial Officer, Vimlesh Sagar, are expected to take their plea next month.

A two-bedroom home at Saru Back Road, Lautoka, was destroyed by fire in the early hours of Sunday.

A man has alleged he was assaulted by officers from the Nausori Police Station while trying to return home to meet his son after school.

The Republic of Fiji Navy continues to support the fight against narcotics by providing intelligence, surveillance and maritime assistance to Police during major operations.

Fiji has no formal system to monitor citizens deported from overseas after serving sentences for serious crimes.

The Ministry of Agriculture is urging Fijian farmers and exporters to maintain high standards to remain competitive in international markets, including Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and Japan.

The Fiji Business Disaster Resilience Council is backing the proposed Pacific Resilience Facility.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has ordered an internal investigation into officers based at the Nausori Police Station following allegations of assault circulating on social media.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry is stepping up efforts to strengthen food security in Kadavu.

The Fiji Corrections Service says illegal dumping of rubbish and waste water by residents is the main cause of flooding at the Naqiliso informal settlement, not the ground expansion works at the Nasinu Cemetery.