Returning to class, Navunikabi Catholic School students navigate a daily river crossing as the bridge remains unfinished. With hostel renovations underway, families hold on to hope for… read more

Drugs are encroaching on Fiji’s coastal waters, sparking urgent concerns for island communities. Local leaders are partnering with police to boost education, spot warning signs on vessels,… read more

Traditional Fiji communities are rallying behind a bold, traditional-leadership plan to curb a rising drug problem. The initiative centers on tighter local oversight, stronger education for youth,… read more

Tensions rise in Namosi as Mataqali Nabukebuke warns of possible action over delayed compensation at the Waisoi Camp site, with funds frozen during a legal review. The… read more

A Local Employment Registration System aims to better connect job seekers with local and overseas opportunities, while boosting dignity and confidence in the job hunt. Officials say… read more

A high-stakes defamation case in Suva’s High Court edges toward a trial date, pitting former finance minister Biman Prasad against Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhary over… read more

A Labasa court case ends in acquittal after crucial evidence vanished, raising questions about how evidence is handled and the credibility of the investigation. read more

After 75 years of Labasa’s Nasarava catchment powering the town, the Nabukarabe clan is pushing for $6 million in compensation. Independent valuations, back pay, and a plan… read more

Back-to-school support hinges on getting application details right. A dedicated help booth and a two-tier verification process are guiding parents and teachers to resolve discrepancies so funds… read more

A high-stakes battle over university governance heats up as a former vice-chancellor is set to testify in a long-running civil dispute. New filings hint at contract tensions,… read more

A high court case is putting child safety within families under the microscope, raising urgent questions about justice for young victims. The discussion underscores protective measures and… read more

Six men linked to a September marijuana seizure faced a disrupted court session after several said they couldn’t reach their lawyer. With three entering not guilty pleas… read more

Fiji is stepping up the fight against litter with a plan to train more than 500 Litter Prevention Officers by mid-2026. With the Litter Act 2008 expanding… read more

A veteran diplomat steps into Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission chair, signaling a new phase in the nation’s healing journey. Joaquim Da Fonseca brings decades of reconciliation… read more

A high-stakes decision looms over Namosi’s Special Prospecting Licence 1420 as landowners seek answers while a global mining partnership awaits a minister’s ruling. With technical reviews and… read more

Fires are increasingly striking rural communities, prompting the National Fire Authority to seek a nationwide expansion of municipal boundaries. A Cabinet plan and funding push aim to… read more

Phase Two of a pioneering recycling initiative expands into Fiji’s faith communities, bringing plastic-waste programs into churches, schools, and local groups. Led by the Pacific Recycling Foundation,… read more

Suva lawyer Tanya Waqanika seeks a permanent stay of proceedings in a case that tests the limits of political expression ahead of elections. The dispute centers on… read more

– A heartbreaking road tragedy in Sigatoka today claims a young life and sparks a community-wide call for safer streets and vigilant guardians near busy roads. -… read more

A seasoned diplomat and peace-builder steps into Fiji’s spotlight as the new Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. With decades spent shaping reconciliation and human rights… read more

Fiji Airports says it follows formal approvals before meeting Labasa Airport landowners, coordinating with the iTaukei Land Trust Board and the Department of Lands. Yet the Nabukarabe… read more

Suva’s Old Town Hall once thrived around a beloved aquarium, but dwindling visitors signaled a changing era. A new chapter is planned for the landmark—executive suites, a… read more

Unregulated overseas student recruitment is under scrutiny as authorities flag upfront fees, offshore transfers, and potential tax gaps. The developments spotlight concerns about student protection and the… read more