The Cabinet has approved the Air Transport Agreement between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of Fiji.

Fiji is set to host two regional meetings next year, to solidifying its role as a key player in the Pacific’s political and economic landscape.

Analysis by the National Fire Authority reveals that electrical faults top the list of structural fires.

The government has moved to boost the Fiji Sugar Corporation’s financial stability by endorsing a substantial increase in the guarantee limit for the company’s domestic borrowings.

The Cabinet has gazetted 11 Public Holidays for 2025.

Australia has announced an enhancement to the Pacific Labour Mobility scheme, featuring an $8 million partnership with the International Organization for Migration to run programs supporting families and individuals under the scheme.

The government has initiated a second redeployment of funds within the 2023-2024 national budget to address significant overspending by the Ministry of Education and the Fiji Police Force.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission is expected to play a vital role in helping those affected by past violations find healing and closure.

The ongoing focus on tourism and agriculture continues to gain traction as Investment Fiji explores opportunities to grow the relevance of rural tourism, particularly through agro and regenerative tourism.

The development of a comprehensive migration policy for Fiji will help address important aspects such as managing labor migration, engaging the diaspora, and supporting investment in Fiji.

The Northern Division hosted 789 members of the Fiji Girl Guides Association from across the five divisions as part of its ongoing 100-day Girl Guides Centennial National Celebration.

There is an urgent need to enhance innovative finance and establish a strong new financial goal for vulnerable countries, including Fiji, which are battling the growing threat of climate change.