The government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the education system, highlighting reforms aimed at modernizing the national curriculum, improving teacher welfare, and enhancing teacher safety.

The Standing Committee on Social Affairs has commended the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs for strengthening leadership and promoting gender equality, while identifying several areas for improvement.

A 6-year-old child has unfortunately lost his life following a motor vehicle accident along the Noco Road in Rewa yesterday morning.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka acknowledged growing concerns regarding the safety of teachers in schools.

Clearer command during states of emergency, improved communication and better legislation are some of the key findings of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Exercise Bougainville 2026 Table-Top Exercise that concluded in Suva last week.

Financial sustainability, digital transformation, cultural heritage preservation, and governance reform are critical areas that require attention to strengthen and protect iTaukei culture and governance.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says the landscape of investigation has changed significantly, requiring constant learning.

Gender issues in the upcoming Local Government Elections is no longer expected to be a major concern, as the current framework provides equal opportunity for all candidates.

The newly launched iTaukei Business Tool focuses on improving access to business development services for indigenous Fijian entrepreneurs living in villages and urban communities.

The Fiji Roads Authority under the Ministry of Public Works deployed $371 million in 2025 capital works, sealing 12.5km in Suva including Princess Road while advancing outer island upgrades on Lakeba, Moala, and Rotuma.

Fuel companies have confirmed that fuel stocks currently held in Fiji range between approximately 20 and 45 days, depending on the product, with additional shipments already scheduled.

The Ministry for Public Works highlights transformative gains in Fiji’s water sector, highlighting the Water Authority of Fiji’s delivery of 3,308 new connections in 2022-23 and 33km of pipelines in 2023-24 that now serve about 47,000 Fijians.