Member of Parliament Lynda Tabuya says the government is still committed to changing the Constitution so that it truly reflects the will of the people.

Serious issues regarding governance, homelessness and financial mismanagement were outlined in the Consolidated Review Report of the Suva City Council’s 2016-2018 Annual Reports.

The insurance industry has experienced substantial growth in recent years, with positive trends expected to continue.

Assistant Minister at the Office of the Prime Minister Sakiusa Tubuna has welcomed the long-overdue review of annuity payments for landowners in Suva and Lautoka.

The Reserve Bank of Fiji Insurance 2023 report shows progress in lowering unresolved complaints and improving resolution speeds.

Independent Member of Parliament Premilla Kumar defended her decision to accept the parliamentary pay increase, despite voting against the Remuneration Bill last year.

Saltwater intrusion in Wailevu, Labasa is damaging cane crops, while farmers in Koronasau, Tabudola and Tiri face heavy losses and declining production.

Fiji is enhancing its early warning systems by integrating local innovations and traditional knowledge to ensure inclusivity during disasters.

The Labasa Town Council and the Health Ministry are working on plans to extend the waste collection services boundaries to certain areas around Labasa.

Attorney General Graham Leung says seeking clarification from the Supreme Court on amending the Constitution remains an option.

The government seeks to pass the Constitution Amendment Bill to ensure that constitutional amendments are carried out in an open and transparent manner.

We are not going against the 2013 constitution.