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Man dies after early-morning stabbing in Fiji settlement as police investigate
Tragedy struck the Batinivuriwai Settlement in Wainunu after a morning altercation near a bus shelter left one man dead. Police say the investigation is underway, as the… read more
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Deadly stabbing at Fiji bus shelter sparks police probe
Tragedy in Batinivuriwai Settlement, Wainunu: a man dies after an early-morning stabbing linked to a street brawl. Investigators are seeking information from the public to uncover what… read more
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Stabbing Death at Wainunu Bus Shelter Triggers Police Probe
A man has died after a stabbing in Batinivuriwai Settlement, Wainunu. Police say the investigation is ongoing, with officials appealing for information that could shed light on… read more
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Fiji FCCC Leadership Shake-Up Follows Tariff Announcement
Fiji’s Competition and Consumer Commission is shaking up its leadership as former chief executive Joel Abraham returns to lead, replacing Cecil Browne. The change follows a tariff… read more
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Boxing Day DUI Crackdown: 23 Arrested as Police Vow Tougher Holiday Road Safety
Boxing Day brings a renewed push for road safety as authorities crack down on drunk driving during peak travel. With heightened policing and a pledge to keep… read more
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Acting Attorney-General Honors Staff Resilience and Holiday Spirit
Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga salutes staff resilience after a demanding year, praising humility, sacrifice, and service. With the holidays near, he emphasizes the power of small acts… read more
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Fiji Electricity Tariff Review Promises Fairness and Transparency
A new tariff review from Energy Fiji Limited promises fairness and transparency, balancing affordable electricity with essential investments in Fiji’s power system. The plan aims to protect… read more
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Fiji’s Balance of Payments Slips into Deficit in September Quarter 2025
Fiji’s balance of payments signals a tougher quarter as imports rise and exports soften. A closer look at the shifting trade dynamics reveals what this could mean… read more
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Should Nightclubs Extend to 3am This Festive Season?
Nightlife operators are pushing for temporary hourly extensions on major festive nights, arguing late crowds and rising costs aren’t being fairly accommodated. With authorities and police in… read more
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Bula FC Signs Kaile Auvray, World-Traveled Winger Ahead of New Zealand Opener
Kaile Auvray arrives at Bula FC with a globe-trotting résumé and a nose for pace and versatility. His international experience promises a fresh, exciting chapter as the… read more
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Fijiana Chase Three-Peat at Coral Coast Fiji 7s in Sigatoka
Fiji’s Fijiana sevens head back to Sigatoka with a shot at a historic three-peat. The women’s division is expected to be the most competitive yet, as top… read more
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Six-month-old’s death highlights rural healthcare access gaps
– A heartbreaking loss in a remote community highlights gaps in urgent medical care and facility readiness, spurring calls for decisive improvements. – Tragedy in a remote… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Widespread Showers and Thunderstorms with Gusty Winds and Rough Seas Across Fiji
An unsettled trough flirting with the northern horizon could drift south over the next few days, bringing clouds, scattered showers, and the occasional thunderstorm to many parts.… read more
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Loloma Movement Delivers Christmas Food Relief to Vulnerable Families Nationwide
– Christmas hope arrives for vulnerable families as the Loloma Movement delivers food and relief across HART communities, touching the lives of single parents and widows—and reminding… read more
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Boxing Day crackdown targets drunk driving as police step up road safety
Yesterday’s holiday crackdown resulted in 23 drink-driving arrests, with the bulk in Suva as breath tests ramp up ahead of Boxing Day. Police say the safety push… read more
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Fiji’s 1% High-Usage Customers to Face Higher Tariffs as Grid Upgrades Loom
Fiji’s power grid is at a crossroads, driven by a small group of heavy users that shape overall demand. This look explores how tariffs, big investments, and… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy with Showers and Thunderstorms and Gusty Winds as Trough of Low Pressure Affects Northern and Eastern Divisions
Fiji’s forecast takes a playful turn: wandering clouds, scattered showers, and the occasional thunderhead, all under fresh east to southeast winds. Seas stay a touch rough as… read more
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Navakuru Village Gets First-Ever Solar Lighting, Boosting Safety After Dark
Nightfall in Navakuru Village is getting a new glow. Solar street and floodlights illuminate streets and common areas, bringing safer, livelier evenings for families and children. A… read more
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Fijian Drua Poised Ahead of Super Rugby Pacific, Gibbes Says
Optimism is building for the Drua as they kick into a new Super Rugby Pacific season. The forwards coach signals a sharper mindset and tougher preparation, hinting… read more
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Loloma Movement Delivers Christmas Food Aid to HART Families Across Fiji
This Christmas, a powerful act of generosity is lighting up HART communities across the country. The Loloma Movement’s outreach brings meals, support, and renewed hope to families… read more
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Young Woman Takes Control After Diabetes Diagnosis
Facing a diabetes diagnosis in her teens, Gillian Kumar refused to let fear steer her future. She redirected guidance into daily choices, backed by friends, and discovered… read more
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Fiji’s Universal Health Coverage at Stake as Type 1 Diabetes Patients Demand a Voice
Fiji is pushing toward universal health coverage, but voices from Type 1 diabetes communities say they’re not fully heard in policy talks. True inclusion isn’t just about… read more
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Fiji Peace Dialogue Highlights Family First as Trust in Leadership Wanes
A national dialogue on peace reveals a bold truth: lasting change begins at home. As communities rally around a shared framework, concerns about fragile families and waning… read more
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Fiji Police Crack Down on Drunk Driving During Boxing Day Festivities
During the holidays, police are stepping up road checks and random breath tests to curb drunk driving. With intensified patrols on major routes, authorities urge planning ahead… read more
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Fiji VAT and Duty Charges Under Scrutiny as Consumer Council Expands Monitoring
Fiji’s consumer watchdog is tightening its grip on VAT and duty pricing, turning complaints into action and tracking repeat offenders. By boosting enforcement and issuing public warnings,… read more
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Fiji Introduces Pre-Arrival Customs Steps for Delegations
Fiji’s customs authority has issued new guidance on bringing commercial goods into the country, covering items from samples to demonstration equipment. Key changes emphasize mandatory formal clearance… read more
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Viliame Kikau Leads Fiji Toy Drive to Bring Christmas Joy
Viliame Kikau leads a heartwarming Christmas toy drive in Fiji, partnering with Kidstuff to bring joy to hundreds of children. A powerful reminder of generosity, community, and… read more
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Education Ministry Launches New Customer Service Standards to Speed Help and Boost Trust
New enhancements to customer service from the Ministry of Education promise faster, friendlier help across offices and phone lines. The plan emphasizes a two-ring response, courteous, professional… read more
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Fiji Opposition Warns Tiered Electricity Tariff Could Drive Up Grocery Prices
Fiji’s upcoming tiered electricity tariff is stirring controversy, with critics warning the plan could push up prices beyond households—affecting groceries and small businesses—even as supporters claim it… read more
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NSW Christmas: Pacific Island Workers Find Community and Comfort
– Far from home this Christmas, Pacific Island workers in NSW discover warmth and belonging through unexpected acts of community and shared celebrations. – When Christmas lights… read more