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.

The Ministry of Health in the Northern Division has taken several people to court for failing to keep their compounds and surroundings clean, as such conditions can lead to the spread of diseases.

Sixty-five cancer patients are receiving treatment under Aspen Lautoka through its agreement with the Health Ministry.  

The Ministry of Health is pushing for the introduction of Standard Operating Procedures to regulate high-risk personal services such as tattooing, body piercing, and massage parlors as concerns are growing over public safety and hygiene.

The Consumer Council is warning Fijians regarding a new scam that has emerged in which fraudsters are impersonating officers of the Fiji Police Force Cybercrime Unit to deceive unsuspecting individuals.

The Fiji Bureau of Statistics has released its first experimental report on climate change statistics, providing valuable insights into the country’s disaster impacts and environmental challenges.

The Fiji Police Force is deeply concerned and disappointed in the manner in which social media is being misused.

Fiji’s balance of payments deficit narrowed in the March quarter of this year, showing signs of economic recovery.

The Fijian Teachers Association Cooperative Thrift Limited has launched a new multi-million-dollar housing project in Natabua, Lautoka.