Attorney General Siromi Turaga has tabled the bill to repeal the Media Industry Development Act 2010.

The Water Authority of Fiji responded to 150 burst mains last month.

The Employment Ministry will continue to adhere to the Australian Government’s requirement of full vaccination for Fijians who want to participate in the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme.

The Ministry of Forestry will review the sandalwood industry.

The case against prominent lawyer Richard Naidu has been adjourned to next month after his counsel, Jon Apted, requested more time from the court.

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau states that the Fiji Roads Authority’s budget of $365 million has been largely expended, with only $70 million allocated to maintenance despite a requirement of $100 million.

It is the government’s priority to review and repeal i-Taukei-related laws that marginalize i-Taukei rights.

The government has allocated a budget of $35.2 million for the newly established Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad.

Agriculture Minister Vatimi Rayalu has cautioned that Fiji’s hope of securing a lucrative ginger export market in Australia is diminishing.

The Ministry of Education is committed to providing accessibility, inclusion, inclusive education, and equity to all children with disabilities, including our children with autism.

The Minister for Trade, Co-operatives, SMEs, and Communications Manoa Kamikamica met with the World Trade Organization Secretariat to discuss Fiji’s upcoming fourth trade policy review.

Fiji still lacks specialists in certain specialized areas in the health sector.