Across the Pacific, climate mobility is moving from debate to a formal framework that ties resilience to regional security. Built on years of dialogue and trust, it… read more

Opposition MP Viam Pillay is pressing for an urgent, on-the-ground response as floods devastate the Western Division. With villages cut off, damaged infrastructure, and rising water shortages,… read more

An unusual case of violence tests the balance between accountability and rehabilitation. A 19-year-old who admitted to a serious assault walks away with no conviction, a ruling… read more

Two educators, aged 45 and 26, face criminal recklessness and negligence charges after an incident involving a Queen Victoria School student. They were granted bail and are… read more

Fiji unveils a four-year prevention project, with support from Japan and UNICEF, aimed at shielding children from drug-related harm. The initiative emphasizes early intervention, diversion, and child-friendly… read more

Opposition MP Jone Usamate challenges Fiji’s economic leadership, warning that rising costs and faltering public services show governance in need of “clinical precision.” He calls for structural… read more

Jaywalking is resurfacing as a serious road-safety concern in Fiji, with officials warning that crossing outside designated crossings and ignoring signals is fueling injuries and near-misses. Police… read more

Patience is urged as online abuse complaints navigate a careful, rule-based process—platform guidelines, multilingual posts, and form gaps all add time. The journey aims for thorough, legally… read more

Plans are advancing for a new fisheries station at Matakunea, along with an ice plant, research facility, and training hub that could boost coastal livelihoods. With groundwork… read more

Fiji’s new e-ticketing system is under scrutiny as audits show buses often run full while card payments lag far behind. With revenue losses looming, operators warn fares… read more

Termite infestations are emerging as a new threat to Fiji’s Western Division sugarcane, alarming farmers in the Lovu Sector. With no effective chemical control yet, growers warn… read more

A renowned Pacific leader moves from a regional university to a newly established institution in Suva, taking the helm of a pioneering School of Ecology and Resilience… read more

A new Fiji-wide, five-year climate-smart farming initiative is helping farmers battle extreme weather. It centers on drought- and flood-tolerant tomatoes—including Sun Rising Number 2—and expands training to… read more

Western Division schools remain closed as floods persist and roads stay hazardous, with safety for students and staff as the priority. In other divisions, classes may continue,… read more

More than 300 residents in Bila, Martintar, confront crumbling roads, flooded drains and growing disruption after a cyclone, as they urge urgent on-site action to restore safety… read more

Indefinite school closures hit the Western Division as floods and dangerous roads persist. In contrast, Northern, Eastern, and Central Divisions plan to operate normally, but families must… read more