The Fiscal Review Committee believes that Fiji does not belong on the European Union’s blacklist.

The first barge load of pine harvested from the Muani Pine Scheme in Kadavu has arrived at Lautoka Tropik Port, marking a significant milestone for Fiji’s pine industry.

The Fiji Teachers Union believes that the increase in salary of teachers will address staff exodus.

Fiji Council of Social Services Executive Director Vani Catanasiga states that Fijians deserve clear communication, not mixed messages.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere commended Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for his leadership and the resilience of the Ukrainian people.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has not directed Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad on how to finance the pay and allowances increase for Members of Parliament.

The Fiscal Review Committee believes that a simple five percent tax on dividends and distributions from foreign companies registered in Fiji remains necessary, both as a means of achieving equity between taxpayers and to raise revenue with an estimation of $30 million.

Governments play a crucial role in ensuring women have the freedom to make decisions in their public and private lives, challenging gender stereotypes and aggressive forms of masculinity.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere will hold various bilateral meetings while in Switzerland.

The new Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service Sponsorship Information Management System will facilitate scholarship planning, investment design, and enhance stakeholder engagement and accessibility.

The Fiji Teachers Union has expressed discontentment over their recent meet with the Ministry of Finance, saying it failed to yield any substantive outcome.

The man alleged to have sexually assaulted his niece in Labasa, has been bailed with strict conditions by the Labasa Magistrates Court.