The transport sector in Fiji is still working on the development of Fiji’s National Transport Sector Master Plan, with hopes of being implemented in January next year.

Despite the issuance of nearly 1,400 taxi permits in Lautoka and Nadi, residents are expressing frustration over inadequate taxi services.

The Ministry of Housing and the New Zealand Foreign Affairs and Trade have formed a partnership aimed at improving socio-economic outcomes for low-income earners by enhancing access to affordable, high-quality housing.

As Diwali approaches, the vibrant beauty of water lilies takes center stage, symbolizing purity and celebration in various cultural ceremonies.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is warning the public against a potential scam involving social media advertisements claiming to offer free online courses with certificates and pathways to high-paying jobs.

Fruitful discussions are currently being held by taxi drivers and the Land Transport Authority during their consultation in Lautoka.

The Water Authority of Fiji has reaffirmed its commitment to assisting the business community in meeting international market requirements.

Clay diyas are essential items on the shopping list of Hindus in the lead-up to Diwali, symbolizing hope and goodness.

The Fiji Development Bank has provided machinery to two resource-owner businesses in Nadi to enhance their ability to manage operations and reduce costs.

Bethel Church Pastor Richie Yagomate says some churches have joined forces to address the growing issue of pornography, which they believe is contributing to the rise in sexual crimes across Fiji.

Former heavyweight boxer and Rugby World Cup winner Sonny Bill Williams is now turning his focus towards advocacy, particularly in combating the dangers of illicit drug use.

The government has acknowledged the significant contributions of those actively participating in the sugar industry.