SPX-listed companies declare $43M in dividends, up 116% from Jan–April 2024
Companies listed on the South Pacific Stock Exchange have collectively declared $43 million in dividends from January to April this, continuing a strong trend of deliveri
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FICAC drops sedition and other charges against Ben Padarath due to lack of witnesses
FICAC will not be able to continue to prosecute Benjamin Padarath, who was charged with sedition, attempting to defeat the course of justice, destroying evidence and diso
FRA plans to remove Wainibuku roundabout after rise in accidents and death
Following serious concerns regarding the high number of accidents and a death at the Wainibuku roundabout in 9 miles, the Fiji Roads Authority says it is a black spot for
TikTok fined US$600M for China data transfers that broke EU privacy rules
A European Union privacy watchdog fined TikTok US$600 million after a four-year investigation found that the video sharing app’s data transfers to China put users
Racial narrative on scholarship funding is unfortunate and divisive - Pacific Polytech Chair
It is most unfortunate that some sections of policy makers - led by educationists - continue to harp on racial allocation of scholarship funding. Pacific Polytech Chai
Govt to proceed with Employment Relations Bill despite FCEF rejection
The Government is expected to table the Employment Relations Bill in June despite it being rejected by the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation. The Federation decli
Govt addresses noise concerns after Lagilagi Housing tragedy
Following serious concerns regarding the repeated loud noise in residential areas after a loud church service at Lagilagi Housing resulted in a girl’s desperate pl
UniFiji hosts successful Avant Garde Art Exhibition
The University of Fiji hosted a successful Avant Garde Art Exhibition on the evening of April 30th at its Samabula Campus, reaffirming the institution’s commitment
Gavoka admits need to strengthen airport security after Taveuni and Nausori concerns
Following concerns about the lack of security checks and screenings at Taveuni and Nausori Airports, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Civil Aviation Viliame Gavoka
Stop the carnage!
As Parliament observed a moment of silence to remember those who lost their lives to domestic violence, questions are being asked on why 2 out of 3 men in this country th
Vosarogo calls on Rinesh Sharma to withdraw Auckland drug claim and apologise
Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo has raised a point of order in Parliament, calling on Opposition MP Rinesh Sharma to withdraw his statement regarding drugs found in
Zero tolerance for reckless PSV drivers as LTA and Police begin nationwide enforcement operation
Following recent road accidents and reckless driving behaviours among Public Service Vehicle (PSV) drivers, the National Joint Enforcement Joint Order between the Land Tr
Fuel and gas prices to drop from tomorrow
People can expect some relief at the pump and on household gas expenses, as fuel and gas prices will decrease from tomorrow. The price of unleaded fuel drops from $2.7
Immigration Ministry trying to track down 20 prohibited migrants
There are 20 prohibited migrants that the Ministry of Immigration is currently trying to track down. This has been confirmed by Minister for Immigration Viliame Naupot
Fiji vs Scotland match to be played during OFC Women’s Nations Cup at HFC Bank Stadium
Both the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2025 and the international rugby test match between Fiji and Scotland will go ahead as scheduled at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva t
Ministry to trial traffic solutions along Suva–Nausori corridor as 12 hotspots identified
People can hope for easing of traffic congestion during peak hours as the Ministry of Transport, with key stakeholders, will trial some solutions for a month. While sp
Investment Fiji wins international recognition at AIM Congress
Investment Fiji has been awarded the Foreign Direct Investment Award for the South, East Asia and Oceania region at the AIM Investment Awards 2025, held during the Annual
Plan to have local govt elections by year end - Nalumisa
Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa says the plan is to have the local government elections by the end of this year. He says the timeline will only be confirm
Maharaj calls for urgent local government elections
Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj is calling on the Ministry of Local Government to hold local government elections as soon as possible due to the disconnect between the Depar
OFC and FRU expected to meet this week to resolve HFC Bank Stadium double booking issue
The Oceania Football Confederation and the Fiji Rugby Union are expected to hold a meeting this week to resolve the matter where the Fiji Sports Council has double booked
Kamikamica confident of US tariff deal before July 9 as Koya questions delayed response
As Fiji, along with the other countries, have been given a 90-day reprieve before the higher ‘retaliatory tariff’ of 32 percent imposed by the United States