The iTaukei Land Trust Board has made significant changes to its Equal Rent Distribution Policy, benefiting landowners under the age of 18.

Prices of fuel and LPG are set to increase again tomorrow.

Permanent Secretary for Sugar Yogesh Karan has emphasized the impending challenge of 1,773 expiring farming land leases by 2030.

In a strategic move to strengthen regional ties, Fiji extended a special invitation to its neighbouring countries during the launch of “Exploring Outsourcing in Fiji—EXO Fiji”, set for June 19–22, 2024.

Digital Parking Meters have been installed in Ba Town, following the launch of similar meters by the Savusavu and Labasa Town Councils in August and September, respectively.

Fiji’s once-dominant rail cartage, which was 80 per cent of cane transported to the mills now hangs by a thread at 20 per cent.

Qantas Airways (QAN.AX) said a regulator lawsuit accusing it of illegally selling thousands of tickets for cancelled flights ignores business realities, adding that most impacted travellers were put on other flights or reimbursed.

The recent Pacific Fair, in Nouméa, New Caledonia provided an opportunity for seven Fijian female entrepreneurs to learn the basics of exporting.

The design and engineering sectors are encountering challenges related to the availability of both resources and a skilled workforce.

Graduates of the Fiji Enterprise Engine program in the past five years have collectively increased their sales revenue by $2.1 million.

The Fiji Development Bank has reaffirmed its dedication to supporting the micro, small, and medium enterprises sector, which is recognized as the driving force behind Fiji’s economy.

The Sugar Cane Growers Fund believes that the deferment of loan repayment will be a turning point for the sugar industry.