Members of Parliament have been reminded to protect the decorum of the house.

The coalition government will ensure that a thorough awareness is carried out on whatever electoral system is identified for municipal council elections.

Research has revealed that 83 percent of the comments directed at female politicians on social media were sexist and misogynist, says Women’s Minister Lynda Tabuya.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management has secured a budget of $2.9 million to revamp the rural housing assistance program.

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu has assured that they will work with the government on matters of national interest.

Certain allocations made by the FijiFirst government during the National Budget have left no money to keep the ministries operational.

The coalition government during its first month in power has managed to undertake a redeployment of $100 million to prioritized areas.

Attorney General Siromi Turaga revealed today that a recruitment company from Australia is receptive to engaging people with recent convictions to work for them.

A working group has been established to facilitate necessary legislative amendments to the existing provisions of the Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Act in consultation with the Solicitor General’s office.

The Ministry of Education will be looking to improve its data collection system.

There will be no reduction in the social welfare assistance however the social protection programs are under review by the Women Children and Poverty Alleviation Ministry.

Cabinet has approved a joint proposal from the Education Ministry and the Ministry of Finance to explore various options to support Pacific Polytech.