The Fiji Roads Authority has resorted to other means to carry out road maintenance and rehabilitation work as the main product is not in the country.

A new date has been set for the Fiji Tourism Convention, which is now slated for December 15th.

Academic Professor Wadan Narsey believes that Fijian workers leaving for work abroad are doing the Fijian economy some good.

Two men have been arrested and charged, and they will be produced in the Labasa and Nausori Magistrates Courts, respectively, today.

The Ministry of Employment has received a total of 1,090 complaints related to labor violations, highlighting the need for strict adherence to labor laws in various sectors.

Some employers under the Pacific Labor Mobility Scheme are expressing their desire to retain Fijian workers.

ANZ International Economist Kishti Sen says with all-year rainfall in some parts of Fiji, it has an ideal climate to naturally grow medicinal cannabis plants in the cooler regions of the two main islands and some of its outer islands mainly Kadavu.

The External Review Committee for Fiji’s Universities will gather public views on how to move the higher education sector forward.

A multimillion-dollar reservoir that was built to provide a reliable supply of treated and clean water stands idle in the outskirts of Labasa Town.

The Foundation for the Education of Needy Children in Fiji has been inundated with an overwhelming response, receiving more than 5,000 applications for their back-to-school assistance program.

Sugar Cane Growers Council Chief Executive Vimal Dutt expresses farmers’ appreciation of the 2022 final cane payment.

In its 2023 Financial Stability Review, the Reserve Bank of Fiji highlights the strength of the Fijian financial system in the face of global challenges.