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Farmers given one week to apply for six El Niño assistance initiatives
Farmers are encouraged to practise mulching, minimum tillage, water harvesting, effective irrigation and maintaining soil cover to
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Farmers are encouraged to practise mulching, minimum tillage, water harvesting, effective irrigation and maintaining soil cover to
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Water levels at Vaturu Dam in Nadi have continued to drop, with the drought situation in the Western Division expected to persist
Civil society organisations do not need seats in Parliament to influence policy, question government decisions and scrutinise legi
Church Primary School Fiji has donated $830 worth of essential items, including two wheelchairs, diapers and sanitary packs to the
Only 6.2 percent of adults living with diabetes in Fiji have achieved controlled blood sugar levels, prompting the University of F
Fiji was among 74 countries and territories affected by a global Microsoft outage, with the company apologising for disruptions to
SODELPA has clarified that recent media reports following the party’s presentation to the Parliamentary Special Committee on the C
The People First Party is warning against rushing the Constitution Amendment Bill, saying citizens must be given sufficient time t
Lack of available Police transport at rural stations is no excuse for delays in responding to emergencies.Assistant Commissioner o
A community initiative in Lautoka is encouraging Fijians to take a more proactive approach to their health through diabetes awaren
Overnight water rationing will start in parts of Nadi and Lautoka from 9 tonight as prolonged dry weather and declining water leve
Following the deaths of three young girls on Monday at Wailoaloa Beach in Nadi, the Fiji Police Force says it will take an aggress
Families in several Lautoka communities who have been without drinking water for weeks are receiving bottled water from the Lautok
Unity Fiji has acknowledged the Government's decision to extend the timeframe for amending the Constitution but is calling on the