The investigation on former Fiji Sugar Corporation’s CEO Abdul Khan is ongoing.

Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says the government ventured into the Government Printery Limited because it saw an opportunity in the printing area.

Petitions requesting the parliament to take action or make resolutions are fundamentally incorrect.

The Employment Minister has plans in place for those listed under the National Employment Centre to be part of the Seasonal workers’ scheme for both Australia and New Zealand.

Enhancing regional security is very critical for the Fiji Police Force in and around the region.

More than $230million was directly injected into the economy through various movie productions in the last three years.

Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has clarified that amendments to the iTaukei Land Trust Act are simply an administrative amendment.

There are currently 804 doctors working across the country with 159 vacant positions.

The Tourism Fiji officer who incorrectly translated the word Toilet in iTaukei as Vale-ni-Lotu, which means a place of worship, has been terminated.

Minister for Women and Children Mereseini Vuniwaqa has called on all Fijians to discuss the prevention of violence against women and children openly.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has strongly stated that he will not spare those who continue to spread misinformation.

More than thirty-eight thousand Fijians have been assisted through the Micro and Small Business Grants.