Work on the Westin Denarau Resort, a major FNPF-owned investment project, has been temporarily halted due to contractual disagreements between the parties.

The Health Ministry is planning to introduce a long-acting HIV prevention injection aimed at improving access for people in remote and rural areas.

Traffic congestion in Labasa continues to worsen, with growing concern over the town’s ageing infrastructure and the urgent need for a new bypass route.

Fiji’s growing partnership with Japan has taken a major leap forward following a successful trade and investment mission and Fiji’s participation in Expo 2025 in Osaka, Kansai.

Minister for Health Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu says the National Family Planning Policy 2025–2030 offers a clear national vision to improve the health, rights, and futures of every individual and family.

Opposition Member Jone Usamate believes that the government ministries must adopt a systemic approach to service delivery to improve efficiency, accountability, and long-term performance.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board briefed Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Cabinet on key developments, challenges, and strategic initiatives affecting land management and service delivery.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran says it is unacceptable that so many girls in Fiji continue to face abuse, early pregnancy, and barriers to education, warning that the country cannot ignore these uncomfortable truths any longer.

Minister for Sugar Charan Jeath Singh says about 32 percent of cane in the Rarawai and Penang areas, or around 194,000 tonnes, is yet to be harvested, while 68 percent has already been crushed.

The Asian Development Bank, in partnership with Japan, is working to establish a new multi-donor trust fund designed to strengthen disaster risk financing across the Pacific.

The Fiji Correction Services is shifting its focus from incarceration to rehabilitation and reintegration.

Agriculture sector is facing persistent challenges, with farmers struggling against limited land access, high logistical costs, and barriers that hinder youth and women from fully participating in agribusiness.