Tuvalu’s Minister for Public Works, Infrastructure, Development and Water, Ampelosa Tehulu, has made clear that his nation will never sacrifice its sovereignty, even as it seeks support for climate-resilient infrastructure.

The Fiji Council of Social Services (FCOSS) has expressed serious concern over the government’s recent restructuring of key ministries, warning that the changes could derail important reforms vital to people-centred development and accountable governance.

In a major boost to Fiji’s international relations, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced plans to establish an embassy in Suva, solidifying a new chapter of partnership between the two nations.

The government has confirmed major plans to improve mobile and internet connectivity in Taveuni, with the island set to benefit from the next phase of Fiji’s national digital infrastructure rollout.

The Ministry of Education confirms that strict measures are in place to maintain the integrity of external examinations.

The Parliament has passed the Fisheries Amendment Bill that now gives authorized officers expanded powers to take immediate enforcement action against offenders involved in illegal fishing.

The Government has clarified details surrounding the Fiji National Provident Fund’s investment in Fletcher Building Fiji Limited, following a parliamentary question regarding the company’s role in current construction projects.

The Ministry for Women has wrapped up Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a resounding message: “The fight against cancer must continue every day.”

Under the Accident Compensation Act 2017, passengers and their dependents currently have no compensation scheme and must rely on legal action for claims.

Restoration work at the Fiji Sugar Corporation’s Rarawai Mill is advancing steadily, with key mechanical, electrical, and control system repairs now well underway.

Colgate-Palmolive Fiji has entered into a three-year partnership with Damodar City Suva and Labasa to support the annual Christmas Tree Lighting events, expanding the celebration to the Northern Division for the first time.

The government is set to return more than 15,000 acres of land in Nadarivatu to its traditional landowners before Christmas this year.