The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources has launched Phase Two of its e-Plan Lodgement System, marking a major step in its digital transformation programme.

The Agriculture Ministry has built 73 farm roads since 2023, with 13 more planned for 2025-2026, Minister Tomasi Tunabuna told Parliament.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji is entering a new era of global engagement as the country continues to strengthen diplomatic ties and expand international cooperation across governance, trade, and digital security.

The Suva High Court will deliver its judgment for the former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem on the 2nd of February next year.

The Minister for Transport and Public Works, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, has reaffirmed his Ministry’s commitment to improving infrastructure in Kadavu, with plans to connect Drue village, currently only accessible by boat via a new road from Namara Road.

Since 2024, mobile and community-based programs have delivered 81 training sessions for cooperatives, reaching over 1,800 participants.

The growth of cattle farming in Nabouono Village, Udu Point, by the Veilomani Women’s Club has made a positive impact on how communities plan and cater for events.

Government spent over $70,000 on the participation of the Prime Minister, five Ministers and one Assistant Minister during Fiji’s Independence Day celebrations overseas this year.

More than 100 schools and early childhood centres are still waiting for their Term 1 and Term 2 grants because of financial and administrative lapses.

The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management has completed 119 rural road crossings from January 2023 to June this year.

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.