The government has confirmed that residents of the Nanuku informal settlement in Vatuwaqa,Suva will be included in its relocation program after concerns were raised in Parliament over eviction notices issued to families living on private land.

The Government plans to begin the relocation of residents from three informal settlements during the next financial year, with land already secured to accommodate hundreds of families.

Parliament has questioned the expansion of CCTV network after another $400,000 was allocated for surveillance cameras.

The Ministry of Education says the reduction in funding allocated for free education grants to non-government primary schools is mainly due to compliance issues faced by some.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has assured that the Ministry will work to improve access to menstrual hygiene vouchers for young girls across all nine education districts.

Concerns have been raised over civilian employees working within the Republic of Fiji Military Forces who may be missing out on salary increases.

Millions spent on a new budget system are under scrutiny, with Opposition MPs questioning what has been delivered so far.

Climate projects have secured a major boost, with the Green Climate Fund confirming about $224 million in funding support for seven projects.

Religious leaders in Fiji are making strong appeals to the South Korean government to release Lee Man-hee, the 95-year-old Chairman of Shincheonji Church, which remains in detention, on 16 July, South Sea Lautoka, Fiji. Religious leaders read and signed the statement in Joint Statement Signing Ceremony.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has closed a complaint involving Acting Director of Public Prosecutions Nancy Tikoisuva, Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku and Chief Justice Salesi Temo after determining there was insufficient evidence to launch a formal corruption investigation.

The government has announced a series of bypass and road expansion projects aimed at tackling Fiji’s longstanding traffic congestion.

Opposition Members of Parliament have stressed that civilian employees within the Fiji Police Force were excluded from previous government salary increases, calling for the issue to be rectified in the 2026–2027 National Budget.