Civil servants have been assured that the recent spike in income tax deductions is temporary and consistent with standard Pay As You Earn calculations.

Concerns over legislation affecting the iTaukei community were raised at the StandwithNiko Advocacy event after authorities cancelled their permit for a peaceful march.

A man from Lautoka has been charged with allegedly obtaining more than $27,000 through deception.

Animal cruelty is rising in Fiji, prompting urgent calls for stronger laws and public action.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs is funding the installation of a gas-fired crematorium at Varoko Cemetery in Ba.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has expressed disappointment over Justice David Ashton-Lewis publicly commenting on his inquiry into the appointment of former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

The Fiji Higher Education Commission has revealed that two higher education institutions received government funding in the current financial year despite not meeting the necessary criteria.

The government is reviewing the country’s vehicle imports to tackle growing traffic congestion.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation is urging Government to target unemployed youth, not skilled workers, for overseas labour schemes.

Macuata leaders are calling for urgent community action to curb rising crime and drug use among youths.

Fiji’s content creators are calling for monetisation to accompany the government’s new tax plan.

Nasigatoka beef and dairy farmers face mandatory tuberculosis testing this financial year.