The anticipation builds as the 2024-25 National Budget announcement will be announced in two hours, with citizens eagerly awaiting what is in store.

The Reserve Bank Board has approved further relaxation of exchange controls, to be effective from August 1st.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji Board has kept the Overnight Policy Rate at 0.25 percent.

Fiji Council of Social Service Executive Director Vani Catanasiga is hoping the budget that will be announced today will address critical areas of concern such as drug abuse, transportation, and health infrastructure, to name a few.

Some business operators in Labasa, particularly micro, small, and medium enterprises, say that the business environment has been challenging.

Trade Minister Manoa Kamikamica says Fiji has historically fallen short in providing adequate support to micro small and medium enterprises.

The people of the Rewa Delta are increasingly experiencing the severe impacts of climate change, as rising sea levels lead to frequent inundations and flooding.

The Supreme Court will give their opinion this morning on the referral by the cabinet, in regards to the interpretation of section 105(2)(b), 114 (2), 116 (4) and 117 (2) of the Constitution of the Republic of Fiji.

The National Fire Authority is investigating residential fire incidents that occurred this week.

Fiji Airways keeps soaring new heights as it has announced it will join American Airlines’ award-winning AAdvantage travel rewards programme – a move set to benefit Fiji’s tourism sector whilst providing additional travel perks for passengers.

Fisheries and Forestry Minister Kalaveti Ravu has been released on bail by the Sigatoka Magistrates Court this afternoon.

The Bitolevu clan of the Naculava tribe in the village of Namaqumaqua in Serua witnessed a significant milestone today as the Ministry of Lands officially returned 43 acres of land to the village under the coalition government’s first Buy-Back Scheme.