The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is content with the revenue collection during the first quarter of the financial year, noting an increase compared to the same period last year.

Business visitors holding passports of the 105 visa exempt countries will be able to enter Fiji without prior application from November 15th.

Fiji’s High Commissioner to New Zealand, Ratu Inoke Kubuabola, is currently in the Cook Islands to address issues within the Fijian diaspora.

The Ministry of Finance has unveiled a number of ground-breaking financial initiatives targeted at enhancing the country’s resilience, marking a significant advancement in the fight against climate change and disaster risks.

Fiji’s business landscape is bracing itself for the sweeping tides of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

The People’s Coalition Government will not spend extravagantly as its priority is to generate income to help fuel our economy.

The Fiji Cancer Society reports that almost 200 men receive prostate cancer diagnoses each year, and nearly 50 of them lose their lives to the disease.

The Higher Education Commission of Fiji is in discussions with the Land Transport Authority and the government to establish a National Driving Academy in Fiji.

The University of the South Pacific Staff Association has voiced strong objections to the academic appointment of Dr. Mahendra Reddy at the Graduate School of Business.

The Ministry of Health is actively working to improve maternal and child healthcare services by engaging fathers in the process.

Lifeline Fiji’s helpline receives an average of 60 calls per month from members of the public who seek counselling services.

Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh expresses strong optimism regarding the industry’s resurgence.