Online scam continues to be a worrying trend with the latest incident involving an individual lured by a Facebook advertisement of an astrologer claiming to have the ability to solve certain issues.

The establishment of the Fijian Code of Conduct for tourism service providers will set a good and ethical standard in the tourism sector.

The Ministry of Housing is now waiting for a development lease to complete the LagiLagi Housing Development Project.

Australia should consider banning TikTok if the government can’t be confident the Chinese company isn’t mining users’ data, a senior politician has claimed.

France’s air investigation agency said some pilots lacked rigour when it came to respecting safety protocols.

A new Sri Lankan wine and dine restaurant, Chef Lanka is now open at the Superfresh complex in Tamavua.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji is looking at maintaining its appropriate policy settings to ensure that there is external stability.

Fiji’s dynamic and conducive business environment is attracting a number of foreign investors.

Permanent Secretary for Employment Osea Cawaru says the vetting process followed to identify potential workers for the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme is done on a first in, first out basis.

Previous governments used to rent statutory organizations or companies they use to take interest in and run them as their little “piggyback.”

Over fifty farming households in the province of Ra will benefit from a new access road linking Nukulau, Roma, and Nasoqo villages.

International trade and investment between different countries are vital in raising the standard of living and creating jobs.