The Australian Government is taking further steps to improve the protection and wellbeing of Pacific workers under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme following reports of exploitation, mistreatment, and worker disengagement.

The number of teachers resigning to migrate overseas has dropped significantly, according to Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Fiji National University Psychology lecturer Surendra Pratap is calling for urgent changes to the education system to help reduce rising unemployment.

The South Pacific Stock Exchange is undertaking a comprehensive review of its company listing rules to ensure that the framework is modern, inclusive, and growth-oriented.

The Ministry of Agriculture is urging farmers to seek approval from the Biosecurity Authority of Fiji before transporting maize and sweetcorn to non-infested areas.

Fijian Holdings Limited could soon become the biggest shareholder of Port Denarau Marina Limited.

BSP Life today announced $43.8 million in bonuses to eligible life insurance policyholders for the 2024 financial year.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has confirmed it will conduct a formal investigation into the recent grounding of the inter-island ferry Lomaiviti Princess 6 at Ono-i-Lau, as well as the sinking of the Lomaiviti Princess 2.

An independent review is expected to be carried out on the one percent mandatory levy, which was originally introduced by the government to support workforce training and development across the country.

The Vanua of Betoraurau, Sabeto in Nadi, is aware that the Lion One Metals Company is currently constructing a water treatment plant.

The National Fire Authority is pushing ahead with plans to strengthen its disaster response force, but the path to full readiness is challenged by significant funding constraints.

A kava farmer from Naroi, Moala, has raised concerns that their biggest challenge is finding reliable buyers and determining where to sell their products.