The Pacific Islands High-Level Conference, hosting members of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has placed a spotlight on immigration and diaspora in its recent discussions.

Residents of Wakanisila in Nasinu are drawing attention to crucial issues requiring government intervention.

The Defence Club, which has hosted a few high-level events is now fully engulfed with fire fighters trying to contain the blaze.

The Immigration Department is advising members of the public that passport services will be temporarily suspended from March 4th to March 22nd.

The iconic Defence Club in the heart of Suva is on fire.

CODEX aims to provide safe and high-quality food globally by adhering to international food standards, guidelines and codes of practice.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua has urged the Opposition Party to collaborate constructively with the government in tackling security and drug-related challenges.

The Real Estate Licensing Board expressed optimism that the recent removal of the two percent commission cap on residential property sales below $500,000 will address challenges faced by real estate agents and improve market transparency.

The move to truly fulfill and implement the need for iTaukei development and its culture by law at the national level should start with those in power.

A number of factors contribute to the significant hike in the cost of properties in Fiji’s real estate market.

Itaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) Chief Executive Solomoni Nata has shed light on the organization’s journey towards redefining its role from being perceived as a distant entity to becoming an indispensable ally for Itaukei landowners.

Tourism Fiji has partnered with Counting Coral, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and restoration of coral reef ecosystems through innovative sculptural coral gene banks.