Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is defending the decision for President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu to lead Fiji’s delegation to the United Nations General Assembly.

The Government says public development projects will not be selected simply based on individual requests or where communities are located, but through a structured process that prioritizes need, impact and available funding.

The success of the Blue Economy and Green Community Development Programme will depend on strong monitoring, evaluation and coordination between the different agencies involved.

In a male-dominated society, women must frame leadership around values, not gender, and when women lead with respect and resilience, they redefine strength.

Amendments to companies’ legislation will soon help identify individuals who may seek to conceal ownership or control of corporates or entities for unlawful purposes.

Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jitoko has raised concerns over the punctuality and attendance of Members of Parliament during parliamentary sittings.

The Electoral Commission has declared the campaign period for the upcoming General Election open, effective from today.

Fijians are encouraged to take part in the ongoing Constitution Review process, with the Commission stressing that public participation is essential in shaping the country’s supreme law.

The Fiji Medical Association is urging Government to adopt a more structured and evidence-based approach to drug testing, following recent moves to introduce testing among public officials.

Project delays are cutting into Fiji’s infrastructure drive, despite heavy spending each year.

Opposition MP Virendra Lal has raised serious concerns over recent attacks on places of worship.

Residents in densely populated areas in Labasa are raising concerns over what they say is poor waste collection services by the Labasa Town Council.