Fiji National University is moving under a new ministry—the Prime Minister’s strategic planning, national development and statistics arm—aimed at aligning higher education with the country’s development goals.… read more

As Fiji’s parliamentary term nears its end, staff rally around a shared commitment to unity, service, and transparent governance. Their work, seen as more than administration, is… read more

Fresh concerns are rising over Fiji’s draft Referendum Bill, with rights advocates warning that sections 22 and 23 could curb open debate and expose referendum-related activity to… read more

Fiji’s police leadership is tightening guidance on domestic and sexual violence cases, stressing rigorous investigations over reconciliation efforts. The move is backed by renewed training and accountability… read more

Guardians lined up for a $200 back-to-school relief as the new term approaches, with families sharing how the funds ease purchases from uniforms to supplies. The stories… read more

A major government realignment moves Fiji National University into a new ministry, framed as a strategic bid to align higher education with national priorities. The Acting Prime… read more

Illegal dumping in Nausori is prompting a crackdown, with rubbish often left at bus shelters and markets. CCTV is going up in hotspot areas as officials push… read more

Fresh submissions on Fiji’s National Referendum Bill are fueling debate over how the process should work. Critics call for independent framing of questions, clearer campaign rules, and… read more

George Speight denies any involvement with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, calling the recent reports inaccurate and baseless. The dispute shines a light on the challenges of… read more

Fiji gains a new political voice as People First secures official party status. Four objections were dismissed, but a 14-day appeal window keeps the drama alive. With… read more

Key developments emerge in a high-profile murder case as the court confirms 29 state witnesses and a DNA report for the upcoming trial, with proceedings slated to… read more

Fiji unveils a bold new framework aimed at safeguarding electoral integrity by broadening accountability to parties, office-holders, and even media organizations. With wider liability and tougher penalties,… read more

After a century-long wait, a landmark land return reconnects five mataqali with their ancestral home, unlocking new possibilities for the community. Spokesperson Amenayasi Levidiri reflects on relief,… read more

A long‑running plan to return lands to their indigenous owners is gaining momentum. The move would shift lease management to the iTaukei Land Trust Board, while preserving… read more

Following a high-profile cocaine seizure, Fiji pledges a strengthened crackdown on international drug trafficking. Officials vow tougher borders, broader prevention efforts, and a unwavering commitment to protecting… read more

Fiji’s political scene just welcomed a new player. People First has secured official party status, formed by former Fiji First members after overcoming early objections. Could this… read more

Fiji’s energy future is under the spotlight as the case for solar intensification gains traction. With global solar costs dropping sharply, critics warn that delaying a broader… read more

Forty young graduates marked the end of a transformative nine-day Brighter Minds Holiday Program in Suva, sparking focus, confidence, and resilience in children of staff members. Backed… read more

Tragedy unfolds along the Wailevu River as a 19-year-old fisherman vanishes during a family fishing trip. With search teams contending with dangerous currents and murky waters, the… read more

A five-year, $5 million regional push aims to elevate women’s livelihoods and leadership in Fiji, Kiribati, and Vanuatu as climate change reshapes the Pacific. The Women POWER… read more