The European Union has officially activated the Global Sourcing derogation, allowing processed fishery products from Fiji to receive preferential access under the Interim Economic Partnership Agreement.

Five police officers have been charged for their alleged involvement in an assault and extortion case involving a Nasinu businessman.

The 25-year-old woman alleged to have caused the death of her partner in Tavua has been charged.

The new financial year will see the Ministry of Heritage and Arts undertake major rehabilitations of significant cultural sites across the country.

Significant improvements have been recorded in travel time and traffic flow following a series of trial measures introduced along the congested Suva-Nausori corridor earlier this year.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has identified several sectors with ongoing non-compliance issues.

Despite Fiji’s efforts to combat human trafficking, systemic issues are hindering the ability to prosecute offenders.  

Efforts to curb gender-based violence are intensifying under the National Action Plan.

The Fiji Red Cross society is committed to advancing gender equality, social inclusion, and youth participation as part of a renewed strategic focus across its humanitarian operations in the country.

Fijian Holdings Limited’s total property portfolio is valued at $183 million.

Minister for Immigration Viliame Naupoto says Fiji is interested in enabling ePassport access through New Zealand’s SmartGate system – similar to the arrangement already in place with Australia.

Nineteen lines of seaweed seedlings have successfully been deployed at the Dama Cluster Nursery located in Cakaulevu.