The faces in Parliament have changed but it’s the same old self-serving tactics, according to Unity Fiji Party Leader and former Governor of the Reserve Bank of Fiji Savenaca Narube.

Majority of Fijians are living paycheck to paycheck with many struggling daily to provide for their families.

The 20 percent pay cut imposed on Members of Parliament during the COVID-19 pandemic will be restored on August 1.

Members of Parliament will now retain the gadgets provided to them at the beginning of their term including mobile phones, laptops and iPads.

The Fiji NGO Coalition on Human Rights has described the increase in salaries of Members of Parliament as shameful.

The constituency allowance for all Members of Parliament has been raised from $10,000 to $15,000 per year.

The boundaries between Ra and Ba provinces are currently being surveyed by the National Land Commissioner’s surveying department.

The Adaptive Social Protection Strategy aims to help the government improve its social protection systems to provide timely aid to poor and vulnerable households during natural disasters and economic crises.

The most prevalent forms of corruption among public officers have been identified as causing loss and abuse of office.

Opposition MP Jone Usamate highlights the pressing issue of the ageing shipping fleet and its implications for trade and environmental goals.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Vanua Levu Roads upgrade project, a transformative initiative under China’s Belt and Road Initiative, is slated to begin next year.

The structural condition of the over 80-year-old Golden Age Home in Lautoka has deteriorated significantly, prompting urgent repair needs.