The University of the South Pacific Council is gathering today to address critical human resource issues and leadership vacancies. With proposals for an independent review and a… read more

The heavy rain alert may have been lifted, but the threat of flash flooding looms as unpredictable weather patterns continue. Stay informed and prepared—what does this mean… read more

Disaster resilience isn’t just a government issue—it’s a collective responsibility that calls for everyone’s involvement, from leaders to citizens. In a recent workshop, acting Minister Viliame Gavoka… read more

Recent disturbances linked to public alcohol consumption have raised serious concerns in Savusavu. Community leaders are calling for increased police presence, as intoxicated individuals create a risky… read more

A tragic snorkeling incident in Fiji has sparked an investigation into the safety measures at a local resort. A 50-year-old Japanese tourist drowned while swimming alone, prompting… read more

Discover the groundbreaking journey of Moara Nonu, the first Fijian woman to compete in an international karate event. Her achievements at the 1997 Oceania Karate Championship not… read more

Muniappa Gounder, the general secretary of the Fiji Teachers Union, is calling for significant changes in the education system, highlighting the crucial role of parental involvement. With… read more

In October, alarming statistics revealed a staggering 39% increase in crimes against children, with a troubling 64% classified as sexual offences. As the overall crime rate also… read more

Serious charges loom over four police officers, including assault and rape, as the force grapples with rising drug-related crimes. With reports of community collaboration and a proactive… read more

Allegations of police brutality have surfaced, raising serious concerns about the conduct of law enforcement in Fiji. A man from Nausori claims he was physically assaulted, while… read more

In a bold move, the general secretary of the Fijian Teachers Association is calling for the abolition of the controversial No Repeat Policy. With a slight rise… read more

A significant shift is underway as the government plans to relocate 36 families from the Jittu squatter settlement to modern housing. This initiative aims to eliminate informal… read more

Residents of the Fiji Muslim League squatter settlement in Nabua are facing an uncertain future as legal eviction proceedings loom. With nearly a thousand individuals potentially affected,… read more

As Fiji prepares for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s stirring call for collective action resonates deeply. He underscores the importance… read more

Fiji’s textile and clothing sector shines at the Australian Sourcing Fair, capturing the attention of global buyers. With valuable connections made and insights shared, this event marks… read more

A pivotal moment in U.S.-Fiji relations was marked by the historic visit of U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III. With new agreements on the table… read more

Fiji’s maritime security takes a leap forward with the arrival of the RFNS Timo, a state-of-the-art patrol boat gifted by Australia. This significant addition not only strengthens… read more

A disturbing social media post has sparked fears among Fiji residents, alleging that certain youths may be tampering with coconuts to induce sleep and facilitate theft. The… read more