The Fiscal Review Committee has released its report, entailing a number of recommendations they have made to the government, including a submission to increase tax and VAT in a number of areas.

The Chiefs should not be greedy as they are there for the vanua and the i-Taukei people.

Wailevu district representative Mataiasi Dinavuso has suggested that chiefs run the affairs of the country while the government only comes in to assist in development.

A new set of criteria for the Tertiary Education Loans Scheme will be announced in the 2023–2024 National Budget.

Fiji is committed to ensuring that any decisions made in relation to the PACER Plus agreement is based on a thorough understanding of its potential impact on Fiji and its people.

Fiji and New Zealand will continue to collaborate further on issues of common interest.

Fiji and New Zealand have reaffirmed their partnership based on the Duavata Partnership Agreement.

Minister for iTaukei Affairs Ifereimi Vasu is encouraging all sugar industry stakeholders to work collectively to ensure that the industry thrives.

The University of Fiji has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the United Nations Development Programme and the Archipelagic and Island States Forum for research to be conducted by the University in two Pacific Island states, Fiji and Vanuatu.

The Ministry of Health yesterday launched an early warning system designed to recognize, refer, and respond to deteriorating patients.

Acting Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad says the government is now working with the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific.

Fiji and New Zealand are expected to finalize a defense agreement that will allow defense officials to engage in different areas.