Fiji has lost a staggering 16,000 tourism workers since the reopening of borders in 2021.

The Coalition Government’s key priority is to carry out tax and expenditure reforms to decrease debt sustainably, says Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad.

Assistant Minister for Women, Children, and Poverty Alleviation Sashi Kiran reveals that some destitute who are listed on the social welfare list did not enter through proper procedures.

If the Ministry of Waterways is unable to manage drainage in the North, the sugar minister says he will encourage them to delegate the responsibility to the sugar ministry.

Minister for Waterways Vatimi Rayalu said they continue to roll out projects to build climate-resilient communities.

A team of 31 personnel from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, led by Commissioner Eastern Division Vitale Varo, has departed Fiji to assist in recovery efforts in Vanuatu after Tropical Cyclones Kevin and Judy devastated the island.

More youth groups are coming out and taking their own initiative in cleaning their villages and communities.

The Ministry of Trade, Co-operatives, and Small and Medium Enterprises conducted a system trial on their bizFIJI e-Services platform to understand the current challenges faced, particularly in the context of using the e-Services platform.

New Zealand’s Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta is looking forward to meeting with the Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka later this week.

Attorney General, Siromi Turaga has revealed plans for the University of the South Pacific to provide formal educational training for inmates under the care of Fiji Corrections Service facilities around the country.

32 families in Lumiboso Village in Cakaudrove will be able to have access to safe water through the Habitat for Humanity Fiji WASH project.

Sugarcane farmers in the North have been urged to work hand in hand with the Fiji Sugar Corporation.