Tourism Fiji CEO Brent Hill says this surge in tourist arrivals can be attributed to the robust global marketing efforts of the Fiji brand.

A decision regarding the new bus electronic ticketing system is anticipated in the second quarter of next year.

An investigation is underway to justify the increase costs on some road projects.

The overall crime rate for last month recorded a two percent reduction.

In response to issues arising from the revocation of the Business License Act in 2020, the Ministry of Local Government is actively working to streamline the business licensing process.

Fiji has so far welcomed over 700,000 visitors, constituting a staggering 86% of the total arrivals in 2019.

A number of health facilities have been identified since 2016 that need relocation or immediate maintenance due to the effects of climate change.

Local vendors and artists are urging the government to intervene in resolving challenges related to market accessibility and disparities in pricing for their handmade goods.

The government will continue with the program of installing roadside stalls that was introduced by the previous government.

Parliament will not address a point of order raised by Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu this morning.

The Land Transport Authority is currently at the forefront of communication, having received a total of 1,414 texts so far this year through its text-free platform.

The Fiji Police Force is investigating a case where a couple is alleged to have sent threatening emails to a senior government official.