Cutting Ministers’ salaries and reducing the size of cabinet would only save a few million dollars and would not solve Fiji’s wider financial challenges, says Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel.

Four years is not enough to fix the deep economic challenges inherited by the Coalition Government, says former Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad.

Sugar has carried Fiji’s agriculture for generations, but the government says that dependence must now change.

Minister for Public Works, Transport and Meteorological Services Ro Filipe Tuisawau has acknowledged that while progress has been made in Fiji’s water sector, rural communities remain at a disadvantage.

Twenty-seven years after its establishment, the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has opened its first office in the Northern Division.

Thousands of students depending on government scholarships could face changes as the country’s tertiary funding system comes under review.

The Lau Province is calling for major reforms to the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption, warning that its current structure risks concentrating too much power in one institution.

The justice system is set for a technology and service upgrade, with the government investing in digital systems, legal reforms and improved access to services.

The Grace Road Group has opened another True Fitness gym in Laqere, Nasinu, making it the 4th gym facility established by the company in the country.

Defense Minister Pio Tikoduadua has stressed that military authority must remain subject to civilian control.

Teacher graduates cannot assume registration will automatically lead to a government teaching position, says Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh says Fiji’s labour shortage is mainly due to the decline of technical and vocational education, not overseas labour mobility schemes.