Parliament has passed the Education Bill 2025. The new law delivers major reforms to Fiji’s education system.

The government is reviewing the Free General Practitioner Partnership Program and Laboratory Partnership Program to improve efficiency, accountability and long-term sustainability.

Out of more than 7,500 graduates since 2023, only 47 per cent are captured in employment data. This raises concern over graduate job absorption and the return on public scholarship spending.

Parliament has fast-tracked consideration of the Pacifica Communities University Bill 2026.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says the Ministry is modernising the education system through several major reforms.

Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel says multiple layers of regional and international oversight will ensure the proper implementation of the Pacific Healthy Islands Transformation Project.

The National Farmers Union has raised concern over the delay in the announcement of the Cane Forecast Price for the 2026 crushing season.

The recent National Skills Gap Assessment Survey has revealed that efficient and safe recruitment of foreign workers is becoming increasingly critical to keeping businesses operational in Fiji.

The Health Ministry is urging Fijians to avoid non-essential travel to several Central African countries following the recent Ebola outbreak in the region.

The General Election will be funded through the upcoming national budget. The government is also considering a mini-budget amid ongoing fiscal pressure.

The Government says delays in payments under the General Practitioner Partnership Program and Laboratory Partnership Program are largely due to anomalies and irregularities identified in claims submitted by some service providers.

Rising fuel prices and mounting living costs are forcing families and businesses across Fiji to make tough changes to how they live, travel and operate, as financial pressure continues to intensify nationwide.