Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya has accused the Coalition Government of weakening Fiji’s once-strong economic foundation, saying indecision and inconsistency have led to regression, rising costs, and declining investor confidence.

Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says thirty new Justices of the Peace will be sworn in next month, as part of efforts to strengthen access to justice services nationwide.

The film sector generated $19 million in production spending last financial year.

Twenty-two civil servants across six ministries have been suspended with pay so far this year.

Health services in Moala, Lau have received a major boost with the arrival of new medical supplies.

Exploration work is set to begin at Mount Kasi in Cakaudrove, raising concerns over the environment after past mining left lasting damage.

Three cases of teacher assaults were reported this year including a parent attacking a teacher in Lautoka, a student punching a teacher in Navua and another assault in Nausori.

Fiji is turning its foreign policy into a key driver for national development.

The Northern Division faces a growing challenge as the lack of proper waste disposal sites and systems hampers town planning and development.

Young Fijians are pressing for faster, meaningful action on education, employment and entrepreneurship.

The Land Transport Authority has issued a stern warning to Public Service Vehicle operators and drivers, declaring a zero-tolerance stance on illicit drug use in the industry.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation is introducing new fire prevention and disaster resilience systems across all its mills following the Rarawai Mill incident in September.