The National Farmers Union has accused the Fiji Sugar Corporation of deliberately delaying cane milling at the Rarawai Mill by keeping it shut over the weekend, despite strong cane supply.

The Southern Division Taskforce is pursuing the suspects involved in the incident in Wailoku.

A 45-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a farmer following an incident at Batinivuriwai Settlement in Wainunu, Bua.

High workloads and limited drafting capacity across government continues to hinder timely legal reform and delivery of legal services.

The Ministry of Health says discussions are still ongoing to ensure the Needle and Syringe Programme is ready for implementation, as officials work to curb HIV transmission linked to shared needles.

Growing vehicle numbers and limited road space are prompting authorities to fast-track reassessing of vehicle importation policies and road safety measures, as concerns mount over congestion and fatalities.

Authorities are warning that violence is no longer limited to homes and streets, but is increasingly happening online through harassment, abuse and harmful behaviour.

Conditions at the Nausori Market have improved with the recent installation of ten new industrial fans, aimed at enhancing ventilation and comfort for vendors and customers.

A 47-year-old man has been charged with the murder of two people following a violent stabbing incident in northwest Sydney in the early hours of Sunday morning.

The Government has expanded support for rural and maritime communities through its Rural Housing Assistance (RHA) Programme, aimed at improving access to safe, affordable and resilient housing across Fiji.

Fisheries initiatives in the north are helping local farmers expand their aquaculture operations.

The National Fire Authority is urging the public to stay vigilant at home during the festive season after three fires were reported on Friday in Tavua, Lautoka, and Nadi.