The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is revolutionising the renewable energy sector with its move towards digital licensing for solar and off-grid systems.

Each year, the black economy is estimated to cost Fiji nearly a billion dollars in lost tax revenue.

The Ministry of Education has reintroduced structured career awareness programmes at the school level to ensure that students are better equipped to make informed choices before reaching tertiary education.

The Ministry of Health will continue overtime payments for critical health workforce members such as Imaging Technologists and Senior Pharmacy Technicians for another six months.

A series of programs has been lined up for the three-day 146th Girmit Commemoration, which begins today in Labasa.

The Parliamentary sitting initially set for 2nd to the 6th of June has been deferred to August.

The Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Corrections Service, Sevuloni Naucukidi, was not the original choice for the role.

The Social Democratic Liberal Party is scrambling to convene an urgent meeting after Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka threatened to break the coalition agreement today.

Fiji’s border agencies are on alert for fentanyl, warning it could severely undermine the nation’s anti-drug efforts if it gains traction.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has told FBC News he is ready to break the coalition agreement and remove the Social Democratic Liberal Party from the coalition government.

Work will begin soon on the Tamavua-i-Wai Bridge, a vital transport link for those traveling to and from the Lami corridor.

Savusavu vendors and shoppers celebrate the opening of the new $5.87 million market, ending a long wait since 2017.