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

Ba Province drums up a push for tighter oversight of leased lands after a high-profile incident at Vatia Wharf. Ratu Meli Tora urges landowners to collaborate with… read more

Nausori welcomes a new premier telecom store as demand for services climbs, promising quicker assistance and shorter queues for locals. This expansion hints at bigger changes in… read more

Just as Fiji’s first marine park was about to welcome visitors, a theft of over a tonne of fish stock has put the opening on hold. Police… read more

Fiji’s top police official reveals a global twist to the island nation’s drug battle: no local labs, but a steady flow of narcotics slipping through international channels.… read more

A newly launched employment platform is reshaping how job seekers and local employers connect, aiming for better matches and real-time labor market insights. Beyond filling vacancies, it… read more

Fiji’s top police chief delivers a candid briefing on the island nation’s drug scene: no large-scale labs, but persistent overseas shipments and small, homegrown experiments. He highlights… read more

A new chapter in rural education begins in Sawanikula Village with the opening of Naboro Junior Secondary School. This milestone promises to keep students closer to home… read more