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Decisions of the 5th cabinet meeting held on 31st March, 2026

This trashboom is simple but powerful. It stops waste before it reaches the ocean. 

This relationship is built on mutual respect and shared values, and a commitment to serving our citizens and strengthening our democracies through open, honest communication.

This is a declaration of intent: that Fiji is open for business, that we are investing in our future, and that we refuse to be constrained by the limits of yesterday's infrastructure.

Cabinet approved the drafting of relevant Regulations to strengthen fuel supply resilience and enable contingency measures to prioritise fuel allocation for essential services and critical infrastructure...

Collectively, these represent a decisive step forward in advancing Government’s priorities of good governance, transparency, accountability, and national resilience, while positioning Fiji to...

Our two technical facilitators, Dr Channa Rajanayaka and Mr Lawrence Kees, from Earth Science New Zealand, renowned for their scientific excellence and leadership in groundwater research and training...

These current Acts have served our nation for many decades, it is in many ways, a colonial relic. Enacted nearly six decades ago, it reflects a mindset that is no longer fit for purpose.

As a large ocean state, we carry both privilege and responsibility.

Unity is not merely the absence of disagreement. It is about the greater good. It is trust, loyalty, solidarity, and respect. It is the discipline to protect our diversity as strength, choosing common...