Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga has reiterated the government’s commitment to standing in solidarity with victims and taking decisive action to address the escalating issue of domestic violence.

The Fijian Elections Office four year strategic plan has a primary objective of rebuilding trust and confidence in the electoral system including those responsible for its execution.

The 52nd Asian Development Bank Annual Meeting, held in Nadi in 2019, is the subject of an alleged fraud investigation that the Ministry of Civil Service is contemplating taking before the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

The government is committed to continuously investing in education, ensuring that adequate resources and opportunities are available for all students across the country.

A lack of government research data over the years is one of the key contributors to Fiji’s skilled worker shortages.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has emphasized that the government did not file the complaint against his predecessor, Voreqe Bainimarama, and the suspended Police Commissioner, Sitiveni Qiliho.

The Fiji Roads Authority has resorted to other means to carry out road maintenance and rehabilitation work as the main product is not in the country.

A new date has been set for the Fiji Tourism Convention, which is now slated for December 15th.

Academic Professor Wadan Narsey believes that Fijian workers leaving for work abroad are doing the Fijian economy some good.

Two men have been arrested and charged, and they will be produced in the Labasa and Nausori Magistrates Courts, respectively, today.

The Ministry of Employment has received a total of 1,090 complaints related to labor violations, highlighting the need for strict adherence to labor laws in various sectors.

Some employers under the Pacific Labor Mobility Scheme are expressing their desire to retain Fijian workers.