Unpaid lease rent totaling $27.75 million has been flagged as a major concern in the review of the 2023 iTaukei Land Trust Board Annual Report.

Heavy reliance on government funding was signaled out in the review of the 2022–2023 Annual Report of the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs, Culture, Heritage and Arts.

Delays in housing programs and informal settlement upgrades have been highlighted in the review of the 2018–2019 annual report of the Ministry of Housing and Community Development.

Fiji Airways has no immediate plans to reduce flights or adjust routes despite rising global fuel prices caused by the war in the Middle East.

Cabinet will meet today to firm up on the plan of action for the long term, if there is no resolution to the conflict in the Middle East in the near future.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection says reintegrating street dwellers and beggars remains a major challenge, despite ongoing support programmes.

The Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection is making progress in supporting girls in state care by creating secure employment pathways.

Aggressive patients remain a reality at the St Giles Hospital, but officials say modern methods now focus on safety, de-escalation and protection, not punishment.

The establishment of the Pacific Resilience Facility is a key regional initiative designed to strengthen collective resilience as Pacific Island countries face increasing climate change and natural disaster challenges.

Sugarcane farmers will now be able to voluntarily contribute to their Fiji National Provident Fund accounts through deductions from their cane proceeds.

The Governments of Australia, Japan and Fiji have commenced the design of a new 3rd Battalion Fiji Infantry Regiment Headquarters, which was destroyed by fire in 2021.

Immigration Minister Viliame Naupoto has confirmed that a team is investigating a viral video allegedly showing an immigration agent abusing a foreign worker.