Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the next outstanding grant payment owed to the University of the South Pacific will be made together with the annual grant that the government needs to pay.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reminded Pacific leaders of the achievements the region can collectively attain if they work together.

An electronic trader has come under the Consumer Council’s radar for allegedly engaging in dodgy business engagements.

Acting Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has addressed concerns about rising crime rates, assuring the public that the police force is actively addressing the issue.

Investment Fiji reveals that 13 businesses from Fiji will be participating at this year’s Naturally Good Expo in Australia.

A couple has turned their dream into a reality by establishing their own general practitioner clinic in the heart of Lautoka City.

Around $20 million worth of investment has been put on hold by Vuvale Restaurants Fiji because of a shortage of labour.

The Nukunitabua tribe in Lomanikoro, Rewa will soon traditionally install Ro Nauludole Mataitini as the new Vunivalu of Nukunitabua, marking a new era of leadership in Fiji.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad has stressed the importance of adopting a three-way approach to address Fiji’s staggering debt gap.

The Labasa Women’s Crisis Center has recorded a significant number of gender-based violence related cases between January and April this year.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation has unveiled Fiji’s National Action Plan, aimed at preventing violence against women and girls.

The seasonal ban on grouper and coral trout (Kawakawa and Donu) came into effect yesterday.