Fiji is the Pacific hub for education, work, training, and tourism, is facing immigration challenges, with many regular migrants being classified as visa overstayers, according to Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua.

137 drivers were booked for speeding between 6am on Thursday and 6am yesterday.

The Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations is reminding employers who operate during this Easter weekend to pay workers their public holiday pay.

More people are leaving Fiji than entering the country.

The Ministry of Tourism is working to secure funding for a visit to communities and tourism operators in the coming fiscal year to advocate for the Code of Conduct for Tourism Providers.

The Ministry of Housing has identified some key issues and challenges under a legislative review and reform assessment.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service proudly announced the completion of the Taxpayer Online Service, a highly anticipated digital online system.

Today, thousands of Christian believers around the country are commemorating Good Friday, a solemn day on the Christian calendar that marks the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

President Ratu Williame Katonivere delivered a compelling message on the critical issue of corruption at the United Nations Convention against Corruption, held at the Holiday Inn in Suva.

The Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs says his ministry is still in its planning stage, given that it’s only a month old.

Work on the new National Rehabilitation Centre in Tamavua is expected to begin soon.

As Fijians mark Good Friday today commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ on the cross, the Opposition Leader has called on people to take this time to reevaluate their lives in light of the rising incidents of violent attacks in the country.