Lockington welcomes tourism tax decision, raises concern on lack of clarity
The decision for the application of the 5 percent Tourism Services Tax to bookings made on or after 1st September restores fairness for visitors who planned thei
Author: Rashika Kumar
Warwick undertakes $200M expansion and renovation plan for Fiji properties
Good news for the tourism sector as Warwick Hotels and Resorts has planned a major $200 million expansion and renovation programme across its properties in Fiji over the
Two dead in serious incident in South Auckland
Two people are dead as Police are responding to an unfolding serious incident in Wattle Downs, South Auckland this afternoon.New Zealand Herald reports that at about 1.45
President joins as respondent in Prime Minister’s appeal case against Malimali decision
The President has joined as a respondent in the matter where Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is appealing the decision of the High Court which found that the removal of Ba
Kurop and Degei fly Fiji’s flag as world’s best surfers battle at Cloudbreak
Teah Kurop and Teo Degei are flying the Fijian flag as wildcard entries into the 2026 Fiji Pro Presented by Corona Cero, where they will rub shoulders with some of the wo
Work permit requirement suspension will boost employer confidence - FCEF CEO
Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation Chief Executive Officer Edward Bernard says the suspension of certain requirements for work permit applications will definitely
Driver seen driving recklessly from Lami to Suva
Questions about safety on our roads are being raised after a driver was seen driving recklessly from Lami to Suva this morning.In an fvONSCENE video, the driver can be se
Dialogue Fiji rebrands as Centre for Democracy and Dialogue
Dialogue Fiji has now become the Centre for Democracy and Dialogue, expanding its identity to reflect its broader work in strengthening democracy, civic participation, hu
5% tourism tax to apply only to bookings made from 1st September
Good news for the tourism industry as the Government has heard their demands and has decided that the 5 percent Tourism Services Tax will apply only to new bookings made
Govt and tourism industry to meet over 5% Tourism Services Tax this afternoon
The tourism industry will meet the Government this afternoon to discuss the 5 percent Tourism Services Tax following calls by the Fiji Hotel and Tourism AssociationÂ
RFMF to conduct march-through Nadi Town this morning
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces will march-through Nadi Town today to mark the conclusion of Exercise Bougainville 2026 that is currently being conducted in the West
Argentina to take legal action after FIFA hands players hefty fines, bans
The Argentina Football Association is planning to take legal action against FIFA in light of the hefty punishments football's governing body handed some of its players.FI
42 schools miss out on Free Education Grant for non-compliance
Forty-two schools did not receive the Free Education Grant last after failing to meet the Ministry of Education’s financial management and accountability requireme
Children affected by drugs should not be labelled as problem students - Human Rights Commissioner
Children affected by drugs should not simply be labelled as problem students, but supported through prevention, protection, education, accountability and compassion.This
RFMF warns public of military exercise near Vuda Marina and Serenity Island tomorrow
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces will be conducting a training exercise will be conducted in the vicinity of Vuda Marina and Serenity Island tomorrow which will invol
Pomeroy-Farrell makes history with Fiji’s first World Aquatics medal
Fiji’s Maori Pomeroy-Farrell has made history by winning a bronze medal at the World Junior Diving Championships, becoming the first-ever Fijian athlete to win a m
Robot beats Usain Bolt’s 100m world record at humanoid robot games
A robot has outperformed humans by running faster than Usain Bolt's 100 metre sprint world record at the World Humanoid Robot Games in China.The humanoid robot, developed
Rabuka calls for unity, peace and respect during Prophet Mohammed’s birthday
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called on Fijians to strengthen unity, respect diversity and reject racial and religious intolerance as we commemorates the birth of Pr
More than 80 people assisted through street outreach programme
More than 80 people have been identified and assisted through Government efforts to support people living on the streets in Lautoka, Nadi, Labasa and Raiwaqa, with about
Flying Fijians name squad with five potential debutants including Terio Tamani and Isaac Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens
The FIJI Water Flying Fijians have named a 33-member squad for the Asahi Pacific Nations Cup 2026, with five players in line to make their debut including Fiji 7s represe
Prophet Muhammad's teachings remain important for Fiji - Prof. Prasad
As Muslims commemorate the life and teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, the values of peace, compassion, justice, charity, humility, tolerance and service to humanity