Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad stated that for eight years, the previous government hounded him for his alternative budget.

The Speaker of Parliament today cautioned the 26 former FijiFirst members currently in parliament to refrain from further identifying themselves with something that has been deregistered by operation of law.

The government anticipates that Fiji’s debt-to-Gross Domestic Product ratio will reduce to 78 percent by the end of this month.

Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga says the revocation of appointment of Acting Director of Public Prosecution John Rabuku is now the end of the process.

The Ministry of Justice is stressing the importance of addressing money laundering and terrorism financing due to their complex and evolving nature.

Independent Member of Parliament Premila Kumar has labelled the 2024–25 national budget as myopic, inequitable, and neglectful.

Independent Member of Parliament Viliame Naupoto has voiced his disappointment over recent comments regarding peacekeeping efforts.

Independent Member of Parliament, Semi Koroilavesau, has urged the government to stop politicizing the sugar industry.

Independent Member of Parliament Parveen Bala says the 2024–25 national budget lacks positive growth because it is rooted in backward-looking, negative thinking.

The lag in the implementation of the minimum wage, with a nominal increase to $4.50 in August 2024 and an additional 50 cents in April 2025, is deeply troubling Opposition Member of Parliament Parveen Bala.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is calling for unity and collective effort in building a better Fiji.

The Opposition Members of Parliament are now independent and are free to make their own choices.