Roadside vegetable stalls continue to play a significant economic role in Labasa, providing stable income for small-scale vendors while easing pressure on the already crowded Labasa Market.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has secured a conviction against a hardware company director who took money from a customer but failed to supply the goods, marking his tenth offence of this kind.

The Government has begun the most extensive upgrade and expansion of court facilities ever seen in Fiji, aiming to make justice more accessible for all Fijians including those in remote rural and maritime communities.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu and First Lady Emily Lalabalavu met with the Fijian community in Sydney, reaffirming the government’s commitment to keeping strong ties with the diaspora.

Dozens of pilot-training students have been left stranded after the Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji declined to renew Joyce Aviation Group’s Aircraft Maintenance Organisation Certificate, forcing the grounding of the company’s aviation school.

The Joyce Aviation Group says around 100 pilot-training students remain stranded, after the Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji declined to renew the company’s Aircraft Maintenance Organisation Certificate, grounding all training aircraft.

The Suva High Court will deliver a ruling on bail for the former Corrections officer Epeli Laqeni on the 11th of next month.

The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment says that in finding solutions for biodiversity, it is important to recognize that no single set of options or financing solutions alone can address the biodiversity loss we are currently facing.

The people of Munia in Lau are one step closer to reclaiming full ownership of their island, 36 years after the government first stepped in to purchase the land on their behalf.

The Government has made a record investment of nearly $160 million this financial year to support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises the largest allocation ever and a 33% increase from last year.

The Environment Management Act 2005 has served Fiji for 20 years but is now outdated.

Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya, says the Ministry is modernizing information systems and digital platforms so all Fijians can easily access reliable government updates.