The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association is emphasizing the importance of the agreement in labour negotiations with the National Union of Catering, Hospitality, and Tourism Industry Employees in ensuring fairness and worker welfare within the sector.

Boosting and sustaining sugarcane production in Fiji remains a top priority for the Fiji Sugar Corporation in the current financial year.

The government will look into grievances raised by the Fiji Taxi Association.

Suva retailers, facing staff shortages are actively calling out to the unemployed to seize opportunities and address the employment gap caused by migration.

In a remarkable milestone, a group of 24 women cane farmers hailing from the northern division made history today by actively engaging in a pioneering workshop organized by the Fiji Sugar Corporation in Labasa.

The Land Transport Authority is issuing a warning to the public regarding individuals who falsely impersonate its officers and deceitfully offer taxi permits to unsuspecting individuals.

Telecom Fiji has partnered with Telstra Corporation, enabling direct network connectivity between both network providers to further deliver secure, reliable, and efficient connectivity for customers.

In a move that is set to redefine the landscape of tourism in Naitasiri, a native has broken through the barriers of tradition and emerged as a trailblazer in the industry opening an eco-tourism lodge at Nawaqabena.

In the past ten years, the government has pumped in close to $550 million to keep the Fiji Sugar Corporation afloat.

In a resounding declaration of zero tolerance, the sugar minister has issued a stern warning against any hint of corruption within the industry.

An investment of $5m has seen Jack’s of Fiji renovate its Flagship store in Nadi.

There is a notable surge in tourist demand for homestays and Airbnb accommodations, a growing chorus of voices is calling for fair practices within this rental space.