The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection has requested the government to convert bus fare voucher allocations to cash in the upcoming 2024–2025 national budget.

The Fiji Law Society will now focus on identifying the unmet legal needs in Fiji.

The cabinet has approved the execution of a Memorandum of Sale with the Australian Government.

The Ministry of Trade has announced that Fiji’s instrument of accession to the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime was deposited.

The Ministry of Agriculture has released a new variety of kumala and published a Cassava Characteristic Booklet.

The government’s three, five, and 20-year development plans will play a huge role in helping to identify the types of skilled people universities will need to produce.

A National ID Card Steering Committee will be established to oversee the management, governance, legal, and policy frameworks for the National ID Program.

The cabinet has endorsed the execution of the amended grant agreement with the Government of Japan through the Japan International Cooperation Agency.

The Pacific region, including Fiji, is witnessing alarming rates of groundwater depletion due to unsustainable practices, absence of policy and severe impacts of climate change.

A total of sixty participants from the districts of Macuata Qoliqoli Cokovata have successfully completed a week-long training for women’s economic empowerment.

Members of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Reconciliation and Restorations Committee has presented their traditional “matanigasau” to Ilisoni Ligairi, a former special forces soldier in the British Special Air Services, and a few elders from Nabalebale village for their role in the 2000 coup.

The Province of Lomaiviti is set to propose a significant review of the current mining legislation to the government and the Great Council of Chiefs.