The Reserve Bank of Fiji says its general reserves are more than sufficient for its current needs.

Law reform is being placed at the centre of the Next Generation Alliance’s election campaign, with the party saying Fiji needs to move away from laws it considers outdated and no longer relevant.

Concerns are being raised over the complexity of accessing climate finance, with questions about whether the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union can make funding more accessible for Pacific Island countries.

The future of the Graduate Business Start-Up Grant Scheme remains uncertain as officials confirm the programme is currently being phased out.

Three Northern farmers have been recognised for their hard work and commitment to agriculture at this year’s National Agriculture Show Farmer’s Awards night in Labasa.

Flu-like illnesses have jumped by 75 percent in just one week, with children under five among those most affected across Fiji.

Fiji is looking to deepen cooperation with the United Kingdom as it works to diversify the economy beyond tourism and strengthen opportunities for local businesses.

Road safety efforts cannot rely on enforcement alone, with the Land Transport Authority stressing the need to teach safer behaviour from a young age.

The National Federation Party says it will not support any rushed process to amend Fiji’s 2013 Constitution.

Fiji is losing around $500 million annually to climate-related events, with floods and cyclones accounting for about 80 percent of the damage.

Some of Fiji’s larger vessels cannot be dry-docked locally, forcing operators to send them overseas for repairs.

Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa confirmed that they are in talks with the Nabouwalu landowners for township developments.