Fiji appoints Kemueli Naiqama as Ambassador to Japan, tapping a veteran whose career spans statistics, policy, and development. The new posting signals a push for deeper Fiji–Japan… read more

New housing rules tighten the path to government-backed home ownership, introducing a ten-year ownership requirement for beneficiaries. A new grant program is also being launched to help… read more

Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj pushes back against Minister Vosarogo’s numbers-based critique, insisting the Constitution and electoral laws safeguard MPs from political meddling. A sharp challenge to how… read more

State House hosts a pivotal exchange as Prime Minister Rabuka and the President respond to a High Court ruling on the dismissal of FICAC’s Barbara Malimali. Cabinet… read more

Rabuka weighs his next move after a High Court ruling reshapes Fiji’s political landscape. With Cabinet backing and the matter now in the hands of the Judicial… read more

A broad government effort is reshaping how schools tackle drug use and student wellbeing. From stronger counseling to education campaigns and cross‑agency cooperation, the plan aims to… read more

Fiji is reshaping how essential family planning supplies are secured, tapping UNFPA’s procurement channel as donor support wanes. The move aims to safeguard reproductive health and keep… read more

Opposition MP Jone Usamate warns that legal precedent doesn’t care about politics, and the same standards once celebrated could be turned against those who promoted them. A… read more

New reforms to the First Home program bring tougher safeguards and new affordable housing options for low-income buyers. How these changes could shape long-term ownership and who… read more

A new push to boost school-based advocacy aims to curb youth drug use through early intervention and stronger in-school engagement. The plan focuses on supporting high-risk schools,… read more

Tensions flare as a senior minister rejects calls for the Prime Minister to step aside, urging a formal no-confidence test in Parliament. With cabinet and party backing… read more

Residents in Tavua’s interior are grappling with recurrent floods and a fragile crossing at Tabutabu. A community advocate has launched a social media push for a flood-resistant… read more

Fiji’s political fray intensifies as leaders trade sharp words over leadership, legality, and a high-stakes inquiry. Questions of independent counsel, looming resignations, and cabinet unity set the… read more

Big changes are underway for back-to-school financial aid as the government shifts from paper to electronic applications. With thousands of applications still in progress, officials promise the… read more

Gaps between Fiji’s animal protection laws and their enforcement are drawing stark attention as dog theft for pig hunting grows. Advocates say the Protection of Animals Act… read more

An unfolding legal drama puts governance to the test as high-level talks follow a pivotal court ruling. With decisions awaited, the path forward could redefine accountability at… read more