Member of Parliament Lynda Tabuya yesterday apologized to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and members of the coalition government caucus for her actions which brought disrepute to parliament, government, and the people of Fiji.

The government will be hoping for Parliament to pass the Lands Transport Amendment Bill 2025 when it is debated next Thursday, with the goal of strengthening road safety.

The Water Authority of Fiji has completed 31 major water projects across the country, including the Waila Pipeline Project, which is $14.8 million, impacting over 330,000 residents.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has defended the government’s fiscal policies, including tax reforms and budget measures, amid criticism from the opposition.

The government is taking urgent steps to address water problems in rural communities.

Fifteen women in the agriculture sector, spanning livestock and crop farming, were recognized at the National Women in Agriculture Awards for their invaluable contributions to the country’s agricultural growth.

People can expect the launching of the National Security Strategy soon.

We wish to correct a factual error in our report of March 3rd.

The students of Marist Brothers High School have much to be grateful for, including the opening of a new walkway yesterday.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has raised concerns, claiming that behind-the-scenes negotiations must have swayed the votes of certain MPs.

Former Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya says she will never stop serving the people.

The government is now undertaking 20 outreach programmes along with other ministries to improve accessibility and ensure no one is left behind, regardless of their location.