The Nadi Chamber of Commerce has raised serious concerns regarding claims of harassment by touting of tourists visiting Nadi town.

Timber treatment is crucial to protect from insect attack and fungal decay, thereby enhancing its durability and service life.

The people of Dogo and surrounding areas in Tailevu will soon enjoy better facilities once the works on Lodoni Health are completed.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka plans to reconnect with 2000 coup leader George Speight.

Minister for Agriculture Vatimi Rayalu emphasized the government’s focus on ensuring that state-owned enterprises like the Agro-marketing Authority maintain clear planning documents, timely annual reports, and audited accounts in alignment with government policies.

The government is focused on providing direct, targeted support to rice farmers to boost production and improve their livelihoods, says Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Biman Prasad.

Pacific Polytech has started a series of panel discussions aimed at addressing the growing skills shortage in the country.

Tourism and peace resonate deeply with our collective mission to foster a more harmonious and interconnected global community.

Applications for the position of Commissioner of Police will officially close today.

There has been a significant decline in productivity among cane cutters.

The preservation of Girmit heritage is facing challenges as the historical documentation of the indentured labor system remains locked in outdated, manual filing systems.

The Acting Police Commissioner confirms that an investigation is underway in relation to the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption’s former Acting Deputy Commissioner Francis Puleiwai.