The challenges and opportunities surrounding the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals into the workforce was discussed at the 26th Attorney General’s Conference.

The Minister for Housing says they are committed to resolving the housing needs of eligible families.

Fiji law society President Wylie Clarke emphasizes the inevitability of AI deeply entrenching itself in legal practice.

Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Ro Filipe Tuisawau highlights the persistent challenge of high turbidity in water, which is caused by residue during adverse weather conditions.

Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo emphasizes the significant impact criminal convictions can have on individuals seeking admission to the legal profession.

The Land Transport Authority will be introducing portable speed camera with an aim to address speeding hotspots that remain unmonitored by existing static cameras.

Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Ro Filipe Tuisawau has outlined a comprehensive strategy to address water supply challenges in the Suva to Nausori corridor.

The Ministry of local government has introduced a new project management policy and established detailed templates with specific milestones and timelines to enhance the monitoring of capital projects.

The Minister for Health has expressed grave concern about a large number of individuals who remain untested for HIV, warning that undetected cases could undermine efforts to curb the spread of the virus.

Attorney General Graham Leung has called on the International Court of Justice to declare that States that fail to act on climate change violates international law.

The Fiji Roads Authority is looking at constructing alternative roads to the King and Princess Road, allowing alternative routes to the capital city.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has emphasized the importance of reflecting on the events of 2024 to guide in terms of the preparations for 2025 and beyond.