Pacific Recycling Foundation will hold its annual roadside campaign this Saturday, “Stand Up in Solidarity to Protect Our Environment,” commemorating World Environment Day and World Oceans Day.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has this afternoon released another statement, this time apologizing to the people of Fiji.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji in its latest economic review has stated that while the country’s growth outlook remains positive, weak primary sector outcomes and soft consumption and investment activity are likely to weigh on our growth projection for this year.

In response to the demand for adjustments to the salaries of teachers, Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says that the plight will be considered in the formulation of the upcoming national budget.

More than 200 students graduated from Pacific Polytech today, marking a significant milestone in addressing youth unemployment and meeting labour market demands.

The Fiji National University is issuing a public warning regarding a deceptive online site advertisement promoting free online courses.

Baron Waqa has been appointed as the new Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum, replacing Henry Puna.

The Consumer Council of Fiji is working closely with law enforcement to investigate a man for his alleged involvement in scamming numerous people.

The Ministry of Fisheries and the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research are intensifying their support for Mabe pearl farming in the Western and Northern Divisions.

FijiFirst Member of Parliament Semi Koroilavesau admits today that FijiFirst has been having issues for a while.

The Coalition Government has seen an increase in demand for expenditure in certain areas of priority, such as education, health, and infrastructure.

Fiji offers Kiwi businesses unmatched investment opportunities across a range of sectors and industries, both established and emerging.