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Fiji's economic growth revised downwards to 1.5%, RBF says inflation expected to be more than 6%
Economic growth for Fiji this year is now revised downwards from the 3 percent forecast at the end of last year to 1.5 percent, wi
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$1B in loans approved for private sector not been drawn down due to pending approvals for projects
As the country comes to terms with the reduced economic growth, rising cost of living, and several global and local economic facto
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Soldier rejects assault claims following death of Kinoya suspect
A soldier whose home was allegedly broken into in Kinoya has strongly denied claims that Sakiasi Ose Radravu was assaulted during
Lau fishermen discover suspected drug packages on Ogea Island
Fears are growing in Lau after fishermen on Ogea Island reportedly discovered multiple packages suspected to contain illicit drugs
Govt expenditure projected to increase by $500M while revenue expected to decline
Government expenditure is projected to increase by about $500 million during the current financial year while revenue is expected
Former lab technician raises concerns over Roche equipment costs in health tender trial
Former Laboratory Technician, Arvind Chandra has told the High Court that while Roche Pharmaceutical Company was regarded as one o
Parents given suspended sentences after toddler dies from untreated burn
A couple has been given a suspended sentence by the Lautoka High Court for failing to take their daughter to a medical facility af
More than 600 Nakorotubu residents benefit from new community access roads
More than 600 people in Nakorotubu, Ra, are expected to benefit from improved access to schools, health services and markets follo
Gudru granted bail while Maharaj further remanded in grenade and meth case
Ledua Gudru, who is jointly charged with Zoe Maharaj in relation to the alleged possession of a grenade and methamphetamine, has b
Decisions about our oceans must be made with us, not for us - Tabuya
The future of our oceans depends on embracing all forms of knowledge and ensuring that those who have cared for these waters for g
No pay cut for civil servants in the budget - PM
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that there will be no pay cut for civil servants in the 2026/2027 National Budget.Rabuka
Debt and inflation concerns raised at State of the Fijian Economy Dialogue
Fiji's public debt is expected to reach around $11.4 billion, equivalent to about 81 percent of GDP by the end of this year, while
Taveuni villagers step in to help students after repeated yaqona thefts
Farmers in Taveuni continue to battle yaqona and dalo theft, as villagers say years of hard work can be wiped out overnight, affec
One door closes another remains open - PM
One door closes another remains open.Those are the words of Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka after his stay application on the Febr
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