The Fijian Competition and Consumers Commission has proposed a significant transition in its rent control policies.

The Cabinet has approved the National Disaster Risk Management Bill which is the outcome of a comprehensive review of the Natural Disaster Management Act 1998 spanning over two decades.

The Pacific Island Region, including Fiji, is asking the large distant water fishing nations to keep their subsidies at current levels and to cut subsidies in the future.

The Australia and New Zealand Bank of Fiji is amplifying its cyber security awareness initiatives in response to the ever-increasing threat landscape.

Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor Ariff Ali says weakness in growth in major trading partners is of concern and is being monitored closely.

Ruci Kalokalo and Laisiasa Rokobici have been handed a suspended sentence for the charges of manslaughter and unlawful burial of their daughter, Alanieta Naituva, in Toko Tavua.

The Great Council of Chiefs was ruined by the previous government destroying the hopes of the iTaukei.

Lawyer Devanesh Sharma has labelled the state’s ground of appeal in former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama’s and suspended Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho’s matter as frivolous.

In the midst of covering the monumental Great Council of Chiefs Meeting, Josefa Kotobalavu, born on February 29th, took a moment to mark his own milestone by celebrating his leap-year birthday after four years.

With the high number of skilled workers leaving our shores, the employers in Fiji are bringing in overseas workers to counter the shortage.

The Ministry of Health’s Food Unit and Competent Authority is tasked with overseeing the overall food safety work in Fiji.

The cabinet has approved the referral of a question of Law to the Supreme Court on the appointment of Judicial and other Constitutional Offices.