Fiji Airway’s new Airbus A350, called Island of Beqa, has landed at Nadi International Airport.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has revealed why it was not able to name and shame businesses who allegedly increased prices of certain items to exorbitant levels when the new Value Added Tax kicked in earlier this month.

More families will be vacating one of the Public Rental Board flats based in Mead Road, Nabua, by the end of this month as it has been deemed unsafe by the engineers.

Kava exports to the United States have increased by almost threefold since 2016, standing at $25.93 million in 2021.

Fiji is taking strides towards implementing a fully digital economy in the near future.

The Sugar Cane Growers Council is reminding cane farmers to pay all rental fees to the i-Taukei Land Trust Board.

The Transport Ministry is currently reviewing the Land Transport Authority’s regulatory framework for taxi operators in the country.

Bred Bank has reached a milestone with its loan portfolio for the Fiji market, which stood at a billion dollars last year.

The Consumer Council has brought attention to reports of certain traders engaging in profiteering and raising worries about the fair pricing of everyday items like newspapers and mobile phone recharge top-ups.

Fiji is looking to establish liaison officers in New Zealand and Australia to cater to Fijians working under the Pacific Labor Scheme.

Vodafone Fiji is warning its customers that there has been a rise in scams targeting innocent individuals with promises of quick and substantial financial gains.

Efforts are underway to foster transparency and professionalism within the real estate market.