The Fiji National Provident Fund has welcomed a recent legislative amendment passed by Parliament that will allow greater flexibility for members wishing to rejoin the Fund after a full withdrawal.  

The Public Rental Board estate in Namaka, Nadi has been red zoned due to the increase in drug peddling and other illegal activities involving the youths.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is on an official visit to the India as part of efforts to further strengthen the longstanding friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, visited the University of Melbourne in Australia where discussions centered on how the University and its Oceania Institute can deepen support for Fiji and the Pacific through education, research, and policy collaboration.

Investment Fiji is using a new strategy to lessen the effects of a 15 percent U.S. tariff on key exports like bottled water and tuna.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services is prioritizing the improvement of facilities that save lives.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has requested an update from the Fiji Higher Education Commission regarding its decision to withhold funding for Pacific Polytech.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is warning the public about the persistent and evolving nature of scams targeting Fijians.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has clarified that Fijians can still withdraw their retirement savings from the Fiji National Provident Fund at the age of 55.

Concerns have been raised over Fiji’s readiness to engage in regional trade agreements like PACER Plus.

Shoppers and tourists in Nadi now have a new retail experience with the reopening of Jacks of Fiji’s heritage wing.

Between 2025 and 2030, the annual cost of climate change adaptation for the Blue Pacific region is estimated to be over $7.34 billion.