Prime Minister and Minister for Environment and Climate Change Sitiveni Rabuka says he is in favor of the submission made by the Fiji Council of Social Services regarding the review of the carbon draft policy to incorporate natural resource owners in terms of natural resource management relating to land tenure and custodianship of traditional fishing.

Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh says his Ministry is committed to supporting farmers in optimizing their operations.

Some landowners in Labasa are optimistic about partnering with the business community for the development of their township.

Investing in clean auto fuel is vital to helping the country lower its carbon footprint.

People living in the greater Nasinu area, which includes Tacirua East, Niudamu, Vurai, and Niubasoga Road, can expect water supply disruptions later this afternoon.

Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo says there was no illegal gravel extraction along the Waimanu River, as claimed by Sekove Soronakadavu on social media.

Prime Minister and Constitutional Offices Commission Chair Sitiveni Rabuka says that remuneration or allowances paid to some previous office holders are subject to certain investigation by the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

The Electoral Commission is maintaining its position that it does not interfere with the business of the Fijian Elections Office.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka stated this morning that the removal of Aseri Radrodro as Education Minister was his prerogative as Prime Minister.

A man is in custody who allegedly stabbed a person in Suva this morning.

Education Minister Viliame Gavoka is stressing the importance of effective strategies to maintain curriculum relevance, cultural awareness, technological proficiency, and global competitiveness.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica says the government is pushing for micro, small, and medium enterprise education at secondary and tertiary levels to create young entrepreneurs.