You don’t need to be wealthy to invest in shares - SPX CEO
Ordinary Fijians can become shareholders in companies they know and support without needing to be wealthy or financial experts.This is according to South Pacific Stock Ex
Ordinary Fijians can become shareholders in companies they know and support without needing to be wealthy or financial experts.This is according to South Pacific Stock Ex
Businesses and MSMEs will be better prepared to question and respond to future tariff increases, with the launch of a new Basic Tariff Literacy Toolkit aimed at helping t
More than $8 million in historical contributions owed to FNPF members remains outstanding, with the Fiji National Provident Fund urging employers to take advantage of its
Lack of resources, communication difficulties, role ambiguity and isolation are some of the challenges faced by nurse practitioners working in rural, remote and maritime
The burden on health workers remains a major issue that needs to be considered as Fiji continues to provide health professionals and other skilled workers to countries ac
Fiji and Australia’s business relationship must move from dialogue to projects, investment and long-lasting economic transformation as the two countries navigate a
The President of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Dr Semisi Turagavou, has proposed that lay preachers abstain from smoking, with the measure to take eff
121 new medical doctors are expected to complete their internship by July 2027, while another 121 new medical interns are expected to commence their internship in January
People across Fiji must change their mindset and take greater responsibility for how they dispose of rubbish if the country is to successfully tackle plastic waste.This i
Minister for Environment Lynda Tabuya says the new $200 littering fine is not about collecting money from Fijians, but about stopping people from littering and changing b
Rewa player and coach Tevita Waranaivalu is calling on fans from Nausori, the Western Division and around Fiji to rally behind the team as it prepares for a crucial OF
Opposition MP Jone Usamate says he walks around Government ministries and sees people who don't seem to have to do anything and are sitting there doing nothing, which he
Rewa FC’s Delon Shankar says teamwork, hard work and unity will be key as they look to secure the three points they need against Papua New Guinea’s Lae City
It was a night of glitz and glamour as the 70th Anniversary of the FMF Hibiscus Festival was launched last night at the Civic Centre where the Queen contestants took cent
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces remains in a supporting role as it conducts joint operations with the Fiji Police Force, with police continuing to take the lead on t
Rewa FC coach Tevita Waranaivalu says their final OFC Men’s Champions League group match against Lae City FC of Papua New Guinea will be their most important game
Former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says the Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill could have a major economic and financial impact on Fiji’s tourism sector
Rewa FC defender Semi Nabenu has called on his teammates to show greater hunger and urgency when they face Cook Islands' Tupapa Maraerenga FC in this afternoon’s c
The Fijian Elections Office will be able to strengthen its ability to deliver election services across the country, particularly in rural and maritime areas, following th
Fiji’s HIV response requires a whole-of-community approach, with Australia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong saying no single leader or programme
Expiring land leases continue to worry sugarcane farmers, with one Seaqaqa farmer calling on the Government and iTaukei landowners to work together to allow farming famil