The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association has expressed its support for the new policy change introduced by the Fiji Immigration Department for business visas.

The People’s Alliance Party says the apology made by the former leader of Opposition and former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama was not public.

Lami Police are requesting assistance in identifying the driver of a grey fielder taxi who may have information in relation to the fatal accident in Lami over the weekend.

Energy Fiji Limited says remedial work are currently underway to ensure there are no environmental damage caused by the underground leakage within the EFL premises.

The chairmanship of the Pacific Islands Forum will be passed from Fiji to the Cook Islands at the Special Leaders Retreat in Nadi this week.

Fiji has earned its stripes as an outsourcing services industry, and the government is committed to fostering an environment that supports investment and growth in the sector.

The Commander Land Forces, Colonel Onisivoro Covunisaqa, bids farewell to a platoon minus strength of the Land Forces Unit that will depart the Queen Elizabeth Barracks this afternoon for Blackrock Camp, Nadi.

Ten more individuals have been fined by health inspectors for smoking at the Labasa Market and Labasa Bus Stand.

Residents of Waidamudamu, Nausori, raised various land-related issues with the Ministry of Housing and Local Government during a public consultation.

The Sugar Research Institute of Fiji is working to address the soil type used for planting cane.

A 26-year-old man will be produced at the Nausori Magistrates Court this morning, charged with alleged murder.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama was questioned and released at the CID headquarters in Suva last night.