Fiji National University is now accepting applications for Semester 1 of 2025 at its College of Medicine, Nursing, and Health Sciences. Discover how you can shape your… read more

A push for constitutional reform, leadership uncertainty in higher education, and alarming incidents of youth drug use and violence are shaking Fiji to its core. With pressing… read more

Discover how the Naiyalayala district is leading the way in disaster preparedness and community resilience. A recent initiative aims to empower local villages with vital emergency response… read more

Exciting opportunities lie ahead for the youth of Tailevu Province! A new initiative by the Tailevu Provincial Council aims to empower young individuals through leadership roles and… read more

In a pivotal meeting led by Acting Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka, significant strides were made towards enhancing collaboration with the People’s Republic of China. Two key Memoranda… read more

In a series of targeted police operations, authorities have arrested three men linked to illegal drug activities. With significant quantities of suspected methamphetamine and marijuana seized, the… read more

A 23-year-old woman has been charged in Fiji for allegedly scamming a victim through a popular mobile money app. The case, stemming from a Facebook marketplace transaction… read more

A significant leadership change is on the horizon in the realm of public prosecution. John Rabuku steps into the role of Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions, bringing… read more

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu is calling for critical conversations about Fiji’s past coups before any constitutional changes can occur. He believes that understanding these pivotal events is… read more

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu raises a provocative question: can constitutions truly resolve societal challenges? Reflecting on Fiji’s turbulent constitutional history, he argues for a deeper commitment to… read more

Tensions rise at the university as staff unions overwhelmingly vote for strike action. With concerns about leadership decisions and deteriorating working conditions, what’s next for the future… read more

Tensions rise at the University of the South Pacific as staff unions move towards a vote on the Vice-Chancellor’s future. With a recent contract renewal and claims… read more

Meet Vinaina Marawa, one of seven contestants competing for the title of Miss Nasinu Carnival 2024. With a mission to combat domestic violence, she aims to shed… read more

Discover the captivating history behind the iconic 199 steps of Mission Hill in Levuka, Fiji. These weathered steps hold tales of early missionaries, cultural significance, and breathtaking… read more

A recent plenary session of China’s Communist Party has set the stage for a transformative economic strategy, sparking lively discussions among Pacific region experts. With promises of… read more

John Rabuku steps into the role of Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions starting August 14, following a thorough and independent selection process. With a strong background and… read more

The Suva City Council is taking a bold step towards enhancing workforce qualifications with a new partnership that promises to transform skill-based employment. But what does this… read more

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu calls for a critical dialogue on Fiji’s tumultuous history before amending the 2013 Constitution. With references to the coups of 1987, 2000, and… read more

Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu raises thought-provoking questions about the effectiveness of constitutions in addressing Fiji’s persistent challenges. Reflecting on the nation’s tumultuous history, he advocates for a… read more

In a historic move, University staff unions have overwhelmingly voted in favor of a strike to demand the removal of the Vice Chancellor. With significant concerns about… read more

In a surprising development, Sitiveni Qiliho, the suspended Commissioner of Police, has officially resigned. This unexpected move raises questions about the future of police leadership amidst ongoing… read more

Tensions rise at the University of the South Pacific as two staff unions move to conduct a secret ballot for the removal of the Vice-Chancellor and President.… read more