Recognizing youths’ pleas for climate justice, the Regional Pacific Nationally Determined Contribution Hub has assembled individuals to discuss suggestions for mitigating climate change.

The Fijian government is committed to supporting the pursuit of a region free of chemical weapons, acknowledging the ever-increasing and emerging threats that ultimately affect peace and security.

Health Minister Dr Atonio Lalabalavu says his Ministry is aware of the infrastructural issues relating to the 100-year-old CWM Hospital in Suva.

The Ministry of Social Protection is considering several program and policy reforms to ensure that social assistance beneficiaries are receiving sufficient support.

Minister for Health Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu has outlined plans to tackle the rise in HIV cases in the country.

Fiji has been grappling with fire incidents, as in the past two months, damages have exceeded two million dollars, with 29 cases reported.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has established the iTaukei Development Fund, which has begun receiving applications from clan trustees.

To meet the demand for skilled workers domestically and internationally, the government is planning to establish vocational and technical centres in every province in Fiji.

The Muslim community in the country will begin their month-long observance of Ramadan tomorrow, following the announcement by the Fiji Muslim League.

Minister for Education Viliame Gavoka has highlighted his intention of bringing back the scaling of marks for students, which was removed by the previous administration.

The Ministry of Fisheries hopes to expand spat-catching and grow-out of rock oysters to other remote islands, particularly in the Lau and Yasawa Groups.

The French Navy support and assistance ship D’Entrecasteaux was on patrol in the high sea pocket North-West of Fiji to carry out a fisheries policing mission.