Local band InsideOut has been signed up by FIJI Water as the company’s new brand ambassadors.

Fijians can now access over 20,000 hardware and home improvement products from Australia through the new Bunnings Pacific online store.

Rising global energy costs remain the key concern highlighted in the Reserve Bank of Fiji May Economic Review.

Parliament today passed the Tourism Bill 2026, marking a major overhaul of the country’s tourism laws for the first time in more than 50 years.

The government has defended securing additional financing through the Asian Development Bank, stating it is necessary to protect Fiji’s economy during ongoing global economic uncertainty.

Australia’s additional AUD$30 million (about $47 million) in budget support is helping shield citizens from rising fuel prices and the cost of living.

Heavy qualification requirements set by development partners in procurement bidding are making it difficult for local practitioners in the Pacific to secure major infrastructure contracts.

The Fiji Trades Union Congress claims the Fiji National Provident Fund’s interest distribution policy unfairly benefits wealthy members while ordinary workers receive very little in return.

Businesses are warning that rising operational costs could eventually be passed on to consumers if global pressures continue.

There is a significant rise in investor interest, with the country’s investment pipeline growing to $8.8 billion across 254 active projects in multiple sectors.

Pacific nations are facing mounting pressure to protect essential public services as soaring global fuel prices continue to strain already vulnerable economies.

Crop farmers can soon expect an insurance scheme dedicated to protecting them from the escalating impact of climate change and natural disasters.