Fiji’s services imports jumped by almost $100 million in the June quarter, driven mainly by higher sea transport costs.

A fall in Reserve Bank of Fiji profits is unlikely to create a major gap in Government revenue, says Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel.

More than $ 1.5 billion in new Australian support must translate into real improvements for communities, with the Climate Change Ministry stressing that the funding should go to projects that directly protect people from climate impacts.

The Tavua Town Council has warned that the absence of a proper sewage system has reached a critical stage and could pose a serious health risk to residents and businesses.

Closing submissions in the trial of 25-year-old Ilaisa Tanoa Degei, who is charged with rape and sexual assault have been adjourned.

Some local businesses are gaining greater access to new products, technology and potential partnerships through the latest Guangdong Product Roadshow, which brought manufacturers from China’s Guangdong Province together with local companies.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is calling for a clear legal and technical framework to guide wage setting in Fiji.

Food prices and the availability of essential goods could come under pressure as El Nino conditions develop.

Fiji is stepping up preparations for the Pacific-led Pre-COP, now just over two weeks away.

For families accessing Rakiraki Hospital, a cleaner and more welcoming environment now awaits them.

The Illicit Drugs Control Act 2004 and the Dangerous Drugs Act has been repealed and replaced under the proposed Counter Narcotics Bill 2026.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation is calling for greater recognition of grassroots recyclers in the development of regional waste management policies.