Despite calls for a 30 percent salary increase by teachers’ unions and associations, Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says he is satisfied that civil servants will see a pay raise, although smaller than requested.

Inward remittances are projected to grow by 10.1 percent, reaching $1.39 billion by the year’s end, despite the challenges posed by increased emigration.

The government intends to have more controlled spending by strictly adhering to the guidelines for Preparation, Appraisal and Approval of Projects under the Public Sector Investment Programme.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has called on employers to act responsibly in the wake of the newly raised minimum wage, urging them not to use it as a pretext to unjustly raise prices.

The prices of fuel and LPG will decrease across the board from today.

The Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry Charan Jeath Singh has acknowledged the unwavering commitment of the sugarcane farmers and their contribution towards nation’s economy.

The Fiji Public Service Association and the Fiji Council of Social Services are proceeding with their petition for a further increase in the national minimum wage and civil service worker salaries.

The 2024-2025 budget is a balanced budget that continues to focus on sustainable economic growth.

Justice Minister Siromi Turaga has emphasized the importance of conducting a thorough examination of the standards and processes by which people are added to the Police Blacklist.

Expect an electrifying evening as the much-anticipated Pacific Break 2024 gets underway tonight at Wailoaloa Beach Club in Nadi.

The FijiFirst members in parliament are now awaiting for an official confirmation from the Registrar of Political Parties Ana Mataiciwa on the deregistration of the party.

Fiji Council of Social Services Executive Director Vani Catanasiga says leadership means you are last and the people you serve come first.