The Agriculture Ministry has provided cassava flour processing machines to 11 individuals and three women’s groups in Naitasiri, Tailevu and Ba.

The United States’ announcement of the possible cut in aid-related funding for essential development projects in the Pacific has sparked concern among regional leaders.

Assistant Foreign Affairs Minister Lenora Qereqeretabua says she has had enough of picking up other people’s rubbish.

A teenager has been charged with damaging property after allegedly stoning a police vehicle.

The Suva High Court has made its ruling on the grounds of appeal in the case involving former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem.

The people of Oneata, Kabara, and Ono-i-Lau in the Lau Group lost 80 percent of their crops from the devastation of Cyclone Rae.

Lack of safe spaces, logistic support, and resources are keeping women out of politics.

A heavy rain warning is in place for parts of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu.

A former education employee has been sentenced to seven years for financial fraud.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption reported a decrease in corruption-related complaints for February.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board received 7,043 applications this year for its Education Assistance Payouts for iTaukei minors.

Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua, stresses the urgency to fight the cultivation of marijuana before it becomes a norm for certain parts of the country.