The villagers of Navunikabi, in the interior of Namosi, are expressing strong opposition to the proposed hydroelectric dam project by Energy Fiji Limited.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua confirms that reports are being received against police officers from various divisions who are not performing their duties as expected, particularly in registering complaints from Fijians.

A report by ANZ Bank says Fiji is back to trending growth, but it will not be all plain sailing.

Attorney General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga reveals that under the previous government, the number of pending cases in court was alarmingly high, with 26,162 cases in total.

The Committee on Economic Affairs noted that all reports presented by the Ministry of Sugar lacked a sense of data during the period under review.

Fiji Pine has reinstated around ten former employees after successful negotiations between the company’s management and the National Workers Union.

Acting Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry, Rovereto Nayacalevu highlighted that despite illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, Fiji’s tuna industry serves as a beacon of resilience and innovation.

BSP Life has announced the divestment of 40% of shares in Future Farms Pte Limited, a prominent poultry-producing company, to the Fiji National Provident Fund.

In the next ten years, the government hopes to provide affordable housing, make more land available, and establish a mechanism to increase the supply of available houses for people through a public-private partnership.

Health Minister Dr Atonio Lalabalavu has acknowledged that there are salary discrepancies affecting healthcare workers.

The Employment Ministry has strengthened the regulatory framework and enforcement procedures for recruitment agencies under the Employment Relations Regulation 2008 to combat fraudulent practices.

The structural condition of the over 80-year-old Golden Age Home in Lautoka has deteriorated significantly, prompting urgent repair needs.