The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service (FRCS) has issued a warning to the public following the detection of vape products being imported into the country without the required permits.

Fiji will modernize aviation laws after gaps in safety oversight and legislation were highlighted by the International Civil Aviation Organisation.

The Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill 2025 applies only to commercial tourism and climate-related projects, with fishing activities excluded from the proposed law.

Debt transparency and accountability took centre stage in Suva this week as senior finance officials from across the Pacific met to strengthen oversight of public borrowing.

For more than 40 years, Mohammed Isaq has earned his living at the Nausori Market, witnessing firsthand the changes and challenges faced by vendors over the decades.

Fijians living in Canada are forecasted to play a growing role in expanding trade, investment and business opportunities as the establishment of a Canadian High Commission in Fiji and direct flights between the two countries strengthen bilateral ties.

Fiji’s economic ties with North America are set for a significant boost following a surge in bilateral trade.

The sugar industry is taking major steps to adapt to the growing impacts of climate change.

What began as a simple hobby has evolved into a two-decade journey of creativity and faith for Bridgette Blumel, a veteran of Fiji’s artisan craft market.

Authorities are warning of unlicensed individuals posing as real estate agents in Savusavu.

Fiji has taken a decisive step to strengthen tax transparency and global cooperation after becoming the 152nd jurisdiction to sign the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters.

The Government is planning to develop Lau as a new tourism region, aiming to spread the benefits of the industry beyond its traditional strongholds.