The Ministry of Agriculture is expected to face reductions in the 2026-27 National Budget, despite being challenged to significantly increase its contribution to the economy.

Fijians may have to wait a little longer before seeing lower prices at service stations, despite a recent drop in global oil prices, says Foreign Affairs Minister Sakiasi Ditoka.

The government is strengthening oversight of road construction projects to improve the quality and durability of the road network.

Fiji is on track to register its first locally trained dermatologists in 2027, marking a major milestone in strengthening specialist skin care services.

A $14 million career centre will be established to address skills gaps within the manufacturing and maritime sectors.

The Fiji Police Force is urging the public to stop spreading unverified allegations online, warning that social media speculation is harming individuals, families and communities while investigations are still underway.

Pacific energy experts warn that the region must reduce its fossil fuel dependence, as the current crisis exposes long-standing vulnerabilities.

An emotional and historic milestone was reached today as the Mataqali Nailagobokola of Nausori officially regained ownership of 17.7 acres of ancestral land sold during the colonial era more than 150 years ago.

The Government will continue assessing its fuel policies, including bus fare subsidies, as global oil prices ease following improved stability in the Middle East.

The Government is stepping up monitoring and public awareness efforts as Fiji prepares for the possible development of El Niño conditions.

The Ministry of Policing is hopeful of receiving an increased budget allocation, including a possible salary review for police officers, when the national budget is announced.

Businesses have been encouraged to remain vigilant despite developments in the global fuel market.