Agriculture Minister Tomasi Tunabuna says his ministry has set a bold, visionary and achievable target to achieve $1 billion in fresh and frozen non-agriculture exports by 2030.

Fiji has become the 65th country to establish an Israel Allies parliamentary caucus, joining a global network of lawmakers aimed at strengthening political and diplomatic ties with Israel.

The Queensland Reds Women are expecting a much tougher challenge when they face the McDonald’s Fiji Drua Women in Saturday’s Super Rugby Women’s semi-final at Churchill Park.

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.

Scotland may be missing some key players for Sunday’s Nations Championship clash against the FIJI Water Flying Fijians but they have a plan on how to slow the game.

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

Parliament has passed the 2026/27 national budget after a majority of the house voted in favor.

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