The Fiji Hardwood Corporation is actively managing its mahogany forests as a calculated effort to strike a balance between conservation initiatives and sustainable harvesting procedures.

The newly appointed Nasinu Town Council Management is taking steps to address financial challenges.

The United Nations is concerned that two main Sustainable Development Goals for Fiji are showing signs of regression.

Fijian Holdings Limited has acquired 27.5 percent equity stake in Port Denarau Marina Limited, from PDML founder and major shareholder, Skeggs Group Ltd.

Tonga remains the largest exporter of Kava into Australia.

Over 100 jobs were created by Grace Road Group after their two latest Grace Fields complex in Nadi opened.

China is among the four major source markets for visitor arrivals and sees an increase in arrivals for the first two months of this year.

Port Denarau Marina has achieved a good financial performance for the first half of the fiscal year ending January 31st, 2024.

The Permanent Secretary for Environment Dr Sivendra Michael has raised concerns on the prevailing management decisions regarding overfishing, suggesting they may prioritize short-term financial gains over sustainable practices.

Aligning domestic regulations with international standards is paramount to achieving the necessary protection for Kava.

The International Monetary Fund is advising the government to relook at the minimum wage in terms of the increasing trend of inflation we are currently experiencing.

The Sugarcane Growers Council is actively engaged in talks with a recruitment agency in Bangladesh to bring in labourers to help address the critical shortage of cane cutters on Viti Levu and Vanua Levu.