Hotels, tour operators, and cruise operators will be required to contribute towards supporting Fiji Airways through a new temporary tourism services tax announced in the 2026–2027 National Budget.

The government has allocated $647 million to the health sector in the 2026-2027 National Budget, with funding aimed at improving hospitals, expanding healthcare services and addressing major health challenges.

The Ministry of Public Works, Meteorological Services and Transport has been given an additional $21 million in the new financial year.

From the quiet village of Salia in Tunuloa, Cakaudrove, on the island of Vanua Levu, George Ting describes himself simply as “a typical village boy.” But behind those humble words lies a powerful story of sacrifice, resilience, and unwavering determination.

The coalition government’s 2026-27 National Budget should focus on what’s within its control, as predictability works well for any government.

High public debt and limited fiscal space are shaping today’s 2026–2027 National Budget, as the government looks to balance cost-of-living support with increasing spending pressures.

Fiji’s Textile, Clothing, and Footwear industry continues to maintain its presence in international markets by focusing on quality products, ethical manufacturing, and strong customer relationships.

Fijians will pay more for taxi services from next week after the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission approved a temporary fare increase due to rising global fuel prices.

Fiji needs to accelerate efforts to diversify its economy beyond tourism to better withstand global shocks, maintain sustainable growth, and strengthen foreign exchange earnings.

Climate change is exposing gaps in disaster preparedness among vulnerable communities in Fiji, according to National Disaster Risk Management Office Director Napolioni Boseiwaqa.

Strengthening social protection and expanding critical support services for vulnerable communities will be the Ministry for Women, Children and Social Protection’s key focus in the new financial year.

As Fiji approaches a new financial year, UNICEF is urging the government to prioritise investment in children.