The taxi industry is questioning the operation of the Rova ride-sharing app, which allows passengers to book rides through private vehicles.

The Suva High Court has heard submissions on costs and damages following its ruling that the Commission of Inquiry report into the appointment of former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali was unlawful.

Skilled professionals are increasingly leaving the country for overseas opportunities, raising concerns about a growing brain drain in critical and technical sectors.

Fiji’s growing wedding industry will be showcased at the inaugural Crowne Plaza Fiji Wedding Expo in November.

A water shortage on Batiki Island is now becoming a health concern, with the local nursing station reporting a surge in diarrhoea cases.

The Suva High Court will deliver its ruling this morning on the review of orders made in the case of Samuela Tawase, who was discharged following a special verdict in relation to a sacrilege case at the Shiv Temple in Samabula.

The first Fiji Airways flight to Nouméa in more than a year is taking off from Nadi this morning.

Proposed social media laws designed to force users to better control the content they see fail to get to the crux of the issue, an expert has warned.

The creation of a new citizen-led election observer group is raising questions about public confidence in Fiji’s electoral system.

Artificial intelligence’s rapid growth in the region could transform Pacific newsrooms, but it could also put pressure on journalism jobs and newsroom revenue.

Taxi drivers are being urged to improve customer service, conduct and professional presentation as the industry looks to strengthen public confidence.

Rental vehicle operators in the West say some businesses have been left waiting for years to get permits to legally operate their vehicles.