The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance says charter requests for Fiji Airways are assessed on a case-by-case basis, and in some cases, they are willing to accept payment after the charter has occurred.

Trade Minister Manoa Kamikamica informed the parliament that despite their best efforts to call for sustainable fishing practices at the recent World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference, they were unable to reach an outcome.

The Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources has highlighted the importance of balancing development with environmental protection and economic growth.

The Ministry for Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management is working on reviewing the standard operating procedures and guidelines for the rural housing assistance program.

The people of Yasawa village in the district of Tawake, Cakaudrove, are hopeful that they will soon have access to the majority of services provided in urban centres closer to home.

Permanent Representative of Fiji to the United Nations Filipo Tarakinikini stressed the importance of ocean governance and addressing climate threats during a Roundtable with regional leaders.

Assistant Minister for Agriculture Tomasi Tunabuna commended farmers for their first yaqona harvest under the Rural Millionaire Programme.

Fiji National University has announced the relocation of its Law Department from the College of Business, Hospitality, and Tourism Studies to the College of Humanities and Education.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Biman Prasad says Fiji Airways has assured him of full recovery for any outstanding payments related to their charter services.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the geopolitical rivalry still greatly influences many world affairs, impacting efforts to address climate change.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Education Viliame Gavoka says he is not in a position to comply with the directive of the Social Democratic Liberal Party Management Board.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya highlights that a significant proportion of Fijian women lack the autonomy to make their own health care decisions.