The Fiji Police Force and the Labasa Town Council have clarified that the area where fish vendors have been fined for parking is owned by the Fiji Sugar Corporation and was never officially designated as a vendor parking space.

Energy Fiji Limited and the Fiji Electricity Workers Association have concluded negotiations on the 2025 Log of Claims, resulting in improved benefits for union members effective last month.

Over 20 export leads from a recent Fiji trade event in Australia highlight the growing demand for Fijian products.

Tourism Fiji China has secured two major corporate incentive groups, including food and agriculture leader Snow Valley, which selected Fiji to reward its top sales performers.

Fiji Airports has confirmed that runway strengthening works and the construction of a new terminal at Labasa Airport are continuing as planned, dismissing claims that the projects have been placed on hold.

The Fiji Performing Rights Association board is continuing its discussions on the use of artificial intelligence in music and its impact on copyright laws.

The Fiji Public Trustee Corporation Limited is administering 5,000 wills and over 1,300 estates, prompting calls for greater awareness so families know where wills are lodged.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has rejected claims that it was forced into its healthcare partnership with Aspen Medical.

Women-led businesses driving climate action are being urged to step forward and apply for the WIN Convention’s Green Star Awards.

The Fiji National Provident Fund has defended the cost and progress of the Westin Denarau redevelopment, assuring members that the project remains within its approved budget.

TotalEnergies Limited has reopened its Raiwaqa Service Station after three months of renovations.

Business development and progress in the Northern Division should motivate local young entrepreneurs to invest, rather than relying solely on large companies and overseas investors.