In a powerful call to action, Jone Usamate emphasizes the vital role of all Fijians in creating a safer environment for women and children. As the nation… read more

Explore the urgent call to action against gender-based violence as leaders emphasize the responsibility of all sectors in creating a safer, more equitable society for women and… read more

Fiji’s roads are facing a crisis, as former LTA CEO Naisa Tuinaceva labels them as “killing fields.” With heartbreaking tragedies on the rise, he questions the societal… read more

Concerns are mounting over the significant delays in appointing members to key bodies like the Mercy Commission and the Fiji Law Reform Commission, as highlighted in a… read more

A transformative shift in Fiji’s financial oversight is on the horizon with the introduction of the Audit Bill 2024. This crucial legislation aims to modernize an outdated… read more

Former parliamentarian Niko Nawaikula is set to challenge a High Court decision in a case that could have significant implications. As his appeal hearing approaches, the legal… read more

Fijian construction workers are on the brink of a strike as frustrations grow over unmet demands for better pay and working conditions. With union leaders calling for… read more

In a stirring critique, constitutional lawyer Jon Apted challenges the foundations of Fiji’s 2013 Constitution, branding it “ruler-centred” and out of touch with the needs of its… read more

Plastic pollution is more than just an environmental issue—it’s a crisis that threatens livelihoods and ecosystems worldwide. Recent initiatives, like the I-Recycle Hub in Lautoka City, aim… read more

In a recent statement, the chairperson of the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission raised serious questions about the treatment of the Grace Road Group by government… read more

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is embarking on a pivotal journey to restore its credibility and reputation. With plans for merit-based commissioner appointments, the commission… read more

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is taking a strong stance on the rights of prisoners, declaring that all individuals, regardless of their past, deserve dignity… read more

A troubling trend is emerging for migrant workers in Fiji, as the chairperson of the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission declares it illegal for companies to retain… read more

Concerns are mounting in Fiji as the rising trend of students arriving at school under the influence of drugs sparks a discussion on teachers’ rights and well-being.… read more

In a recent interview, the chairperson of the Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission defended the Grace Road Group against recent allegations from the Ministry of Employment.… read more

Discover how women from Nuku, Cakova, Keteira, and Maloku united for a groundbreaking Women’s mini-craft show in Moala, celebrating their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit. This inspiring event… read more

Fiji National University is taking a bold stand against violence towards women and girls with its new GEDSI Strategy and Action Plan. In a powerful address, Vice-Chancellor… read more

As Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka celebrates two years in power, he confronts the intricate realities of coalition governance. Amid global challenges, Rabuka expresses gratitude to his partners… read more

Fiji takes a significant step forward with the approval of the Aquaculture Bill 2024, setting the stage for a sustainable and regulated aquaculture industry. This landmark legislation… read more

A tragic vehicle accident in Navaga has claimed the life of a man in his 40s. As details unfold, this incident serves as a stark reminder of… read more

Tensions rise at the University of the South Pacific as calls for leadership change emerge. Could the vice-chancellor’s resignation offer be a turning point for transparency and… read more