The United States has put a 90-days pause on higher tariffs for dozens of countries except China.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, is urging parents and teachers to exercise discipline with children.

In a significant step towards landowner empowerment and economic self-sufficiency, the iTaukei Land Trust Board handed over machinery worth $295,000 to four landowning unit groups in the Ra and Ba provinces.

The Damodar Group and Yatu Lau Limited officially presented their sevusevu to the Vunivalu of Serua, Ratu Tevita Mara Latiniara, seeking traditional blessings for the development of the Arts Village project.

Fiji is set to transform key sectors like agriculture and education with the power of advanced technologies such as 5G and artificial intelligence.

More young people do not have the respect for their elders that they used to.

Fiji’s two major teacher unions are urging all educators to follow proper grievance procedures when raising concerns about salary delays and other issues.

Vital services are being brought directly to the doorsteps of residents in eight informal settlements in Lami through the REACH programme.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service held its first-ever forum for legal professionals to push for better tax compliance and promote customer advocacy, with a strong focus on Capital Gains Tax.

Fiji is actively pursuing discussions with US trade officials in relation to tariff negotiations.

The Fiji Teachers Union will be pushing for a Teachers Protection Policy during the upcoming consultation to review the Education Act of 1966.

Pacific countries are falling behind in meeting basic targets for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services in healthcare facilities.