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Reason explained for FHL Logistics’ status (HARD TALK)
TOMASI RADAKUA - r Hobbies - Dwell on God’s word and spending time with my wife and children at home. r Ambition in life - To be the best I can, whether at home or at work r Inspiration - I am inspired...
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Paradise Cove Resort set to open
Paradise Cove Resort’s villa ready to open for guests next week. Photo: WAISEA NASOKIA By JYOTI PRATIBHA Investing in Fiji’s tourism industry is one of the best choices for any investor, says Nick...
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Fletcher Pacific Steel hopes for better growth
Fletcher Pacific Steel (Fiji) staff with some of the family members during their Open Day on yesterday. Photo: RANOBA BAOA By FARISHA AHMED Fletcher Pacific Steel (Fiji) hopes to grow bigger and better...
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Island Hoppers aids our medical flight services
One of Island Hoppers Fiji’s chopper. The operation provides medical, and tourism services throughout Fiji. Photo: ISLAND HOPPERS FIJI By SHEIK DEAN Island Hoppers Fiji in their recent support for...
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Tourism Australia teams up with Air New Zealand
Source: ETRAVEL BLACKBOARD Air New Zealand chief executive officer Christopher Luxon (third from left) and Tourism Australia managing director Andrew McEvoy (third from right) at the signing with Air...
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Locals become part of exhibit
Exhibition will help Fijians understand Indonesian culture better: Dr Salim From left: Vetaia Koroi, handicraft trainer, Ali Sunchan and Litiana Koroi showing a few of the their hand-crafted products...
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Digicel Fiji boat makes waves in the Yasawas
Paradise Cove Resort managing director Nick Wood (right) receives boat from Digicel ICT Sales manager Ravisa Daunivuka at Naukacuvu Island on Friday. Photo: WAISEA NASOKIA By WAISEA NASOKIA Digicel...
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Bigger vehicle for interior safari tours
The vehicle that could go just about anywhere, with more passenger capacity, the Off Road Cave Safari Land Rover. Photo: OFF ROAD CAVE SAFARI By FARISHA AHMED Off Road Cave Safari, which began...
View ArticlePeople’s view on retirement
Compiled by RANOBA BAOA Retirement planning is a critically important issue as any other planning during our lifetime. For many of us in developing countries, this is taken lightly. However, when we...
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Airways hopes to restore its allure at LAX
By TED REED Ted Reed is a contributor of Forbes, America’s leading business magazine. He has been covering the airline industry since 1989. Back in 1971, some ‘marketing genius’ decided to change the...
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Govt aids in wages recovery for resort workers
Source: MINISTRY OF INFORMATION Government, through the Ministry of Labour, helped in the recovery of one month’s wages for 62 workers – totalling $51,821.76 – from a prominent resort in Sigatoka....
View ArticleGovernment sets target for ginger export
The Ministry of Agriculture is targeting a thousand (1000) tonne consignment of ginger when it begins exporting to Australia in September. Ministry of Agriculture, Deputy Secretary, Uraia Waibuta said...
View ArticlePacific Green tells big plans
By RACHNA LAL Documents were signed and sealed last week confirming the sale of Pacific Green Industries’ interest in its Chinese-based subsidiary, Dongguan Golden Palmwood Furniture Pty Limited. The...
View ArticleVatukoula holds strategies held until debt financing in September done
By RACHNA LAL Vatukoula Gold Mines expects the completion of its debt financing around September-end after which it will fully implement strategies to achieve sustainable gold production targets. Chief...
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Island sawmilling initiative launched
By RANOBA BAOA A $5-million project has been launched which will see a sawmill and a hardware shop setup in Kadavu within the range of the Vunisea Jetty. Green Gold Maritime Sawmilling Limited’s...
View ArticleNew x-ray machines for Nadi Airport
By RACHNA LAL Government has purchased four new x-ray machines at a cost of $750,000 in a bid to strengthen our security at the Nadi International Airport. Minister for Defence and Immigration,...
View ArticleAustralia, NZ say our tourism to improve
By RACHNA LAL Data from the Australia Bureau of Statistics and Statistics New Zealand suggests positive visitor arrival turnaround in the coming months from two of our major tourism markets. The...
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Women undergo successful training
By LITIA MATHEWSELL Women In Business successfully held another two-day intensive workshop at the Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort in Sigatoka over the weekend. This workshop, attended by about 30...
View ArticleEuropean Union to meet FSC over assistance
By RACHNA LAL A meeting is expected to take place between the Fiji Sugar Corporation, Ministry of Sugar and European Union in the next few weeks. Fiji Sugar Corporation executive chairman, Abdul Khan,...
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Council urges consistent cane supply as crushing in Lautoka starts
By LITIA MATHEWSELL As the Lautoka Mill begins crushing today, the Sugar Cane Growers Council is urging farmers to ensure a consistent supply of fresh cane for the maximum benefit of their hard work....
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