Critical in-depth discussions on ease of doing business, economic development and labour mobility are expected at this year’s Top Executives conference.

The Forum Economic Ministers Meeting recognized the desire of some members for a visa-free Pacific.

Social Democratic Liberal Party’s General Secretary, Viliame Takayawa, has highlighted the party’s stance on indigenous land ownership and the recognition of Indo-Fijians as an integral part of Fiji.

K9 Tiny and the joint operations team of Police and the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service yesterday conducted a successful raid at Vunidakua Settlement, in Cunningham Stage 4.

Twenty local dieticians from the Ministry of Health graduated today as Live More Abundantly Facilitators to drive a healthy lifestyle program in communities.

The Fiji Police Force has gathered information on a new trend whereby ‘transporters’ are paid to purchase alcohol from black market operators.

Fiji is content with the outcomes of the Forum Economic Ministers Meeting.

The Ministry of Local Government and its partners have drafted an amendment to the Local Government Act for the provision of municipal council elections.

Fiji’s unique species are under threat from wildlife trafficking, warns Director of Nature Fiji Mareqeti Viti, Nunia Thomas-Moko.

The Japanese government is committed to supporting Fijians economically and improving the standard of living in villages and settlements.

The Macuata Bible School in Naduri, which is working towards recognition with the Higher Education Commission of Fiji, has plans to groom commercial farmers.

Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka stresses that the electric vehicles introduced by Tourism Fiji mark progress towards our sustainability goals and reflect global trends towards more environmentally friendly vehicles.