Attorney General Siromi Turaga has stressed the significance of fortifying birth registration processes as a strategic response to the challenges encountered by teenagers and young mothers.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Center is setting national-level plans this year to improve their services and help more people affected by growing domestic violence cases in the country.

Attorney-General Siromi Turaga has indicated a shift in Fiji’s judiciary, hinting at the non-renewal of contracts for expatriate court judges once their terms expire.

With the appointment of the municipal council officials, high priority infrastructure developments planned for Labasa Town has been highlighted.

December saw a decrease of 1.5 percent in Transport and Food & Non-Alcoholic Beverages prices which cushioned the effect of rising food prices during the year.

Work on Fiji’s largest music recording studio will begin next month.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Center has already set plans for this year.

The Public Service Commission has forwarded the findings of its investigation relating to the $115 million wind turbine project to the office of the Prime Minister.

The coalition government will prioritize the reduction of the teacher-student ratio during the upcoming 2024 Academic Year.

The Ministry of Finance has received around 208,000 applications so far for the $200 back-to-school support for the 2024 academic year.

The civil aviation industry will be focusing on the production of sustainable aviation fuel shafts.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is investigating the use of Hindu deities in product branding, specifically concerning the labels of Brookvale Union Ginger Beer.