The government aims to put 80 per cent of its services online and extend 5G coverage to 50 per cent by 2030.

Money sent home by overseas workers is set to reach a record $1.6 billion in Fiji this year.

Tertiary students sponsored by the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service will benefit from fee-free banking services and faster account-opening processes following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with HFC Bank.

High remittance fees continue to drive up the cost of sending money across the Pacific.

Fiji’s green finance taxonomy will only succeed if banks use it to fund eligible projects.

The World Bank Group is prioritising reliable electricity, clean water and agricultural development to expand essential services and create jobs.

Fiji’s Green Finance Taxonomy will only deliver results if banks can use it to direct funding towards eligible projects and businesses can develop proposals that meet its requirements.

The World Bank Group is seeking to mobilise more private investment for development as governments face tighter budgets, rising debt and growing demands for essential infrastructure.

Karl Smith’s sheep farm in Cakaudrove is creating jobs, supporting aspiring farmers and helping strengthen food security in surrounding communities.

The Government is shifting its approach to agricultural development by prioritising market access and industry expertise before encouraging farmers to increase production.

Fiji recorded it’s highest-ever visitor arrivals for September, welcoming 95,970 visitors.

Fifteen new jobs are expected to be created in Pacific Harbour as Fresh Choice Supermarket prepares to open its seventh store in Fiji at Damodar Yatu Lau Village.