Assistant Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel describes the 2025–2026 National Budget as a true reflection of the people’s voice.

Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Lenora Qereqeretabua has welcomed a $7.4 million increase in the ministry’s 2025–2026 budget.

Minister for Local Government, Maciu Nalumisa, has defended the 2025–2026 budget, saying it is a practical and people-focused plan—not an election “giveaway” as claimed by the opposition.

The Ministry of Education is strengthening its focus on early childhood education and has welcomed the allocation of $32 million in the 2025–2026 national budget an increase of $10 million from the previous $22 million.

The new national budget will drive major investments in digital transformation to streamline government services and boost business efficiency.

Fifteen final-year female university students will take part in KPMG Fiji’s ‘IT’s Her Future’ program from tomorrow.

The Ministry of Health has confirmed that it will roll out a phased needle and syringe program in the country.

The government is taking steps to deal with the large amount of unpaid traffic fines which has reached $24 million since 2001.

Road conditions in heavily populated residential areas continue to be a major challenge for emergency services during fires or other critical situations.

Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu says the government’s bold investment in the health workforce has stopped a dangerous post-COVID exodus of doctors and nurses that once threatened to cripple the system.

Opposition MP Premila Kumar says the government is borrowing too much money without using it to improve people’s lives.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is taking bold steps towards promoting gender equality in land access.