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Is Papua New Guinea’s Resource Wealth a Boon or Bust for Citizens?
Papua New Guinea is often hailed as a “resource-rich” nation, yet the benefits of this wealth remain elusive for many citizens. With substantial natural reserves, the disparity… read more
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Pacific Islands Brace for Trade Turmoil: IMF Issues Warning
The International Monetary Fund warns of indirect repercussions on the economic growth of Pacific Island nations due to rising U.S. tariffs and escalating trade tensions. While direct… read more
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Samoa’s Energy Crisis: Hope on the Horizon After State of Emergency Ends
Samoa’s recent state of emergency, triggered by an energy crisis, has officially ended, bringing an end to power rationing on Upolu Island. With the installation of emergency… read more
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Dyson Daniels Shines Bright: NBA’s Most Improved Player for 2024-25!
Dyson Daniels’ remarkable transformation this season has earned him the NBA’s Most Improved Player award, spotlighting his journey from defensive specialist to scoring sensation. Discover how this… read more
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Fiji’s Bold Move: $2.75 Million Boost for Banana and Coffee Industries
Fiji’s government is set to invest $2.75 million to breathe new life into its banana and coffee industries. This bold initiative seeks to modernize agriculture and empower… read more
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Fiji’s Prime Minister Takes a Stand for Migrant Workers’ Rights
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s recent visit to Bangladeshi workers in Fiji has sparked vital conversations about labor rights and living conditions for migrant employees. With alarming reports… read more
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Fiji’s Justice Revolution: Empowering Communities Through Outreach
The recent public awareness campaign by Fiji’s Ministry of Justice has made significant strides in improving access to vital services, from vital registrations to business inquiries. With… read more
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Migrant Worker Rights in Fiji: Prime Minister Steps Up for Change
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka meets with Bangladeshi workers in Fiji, addressing alarming concerns over their living conditions and rights. As complaints surface about inadequate accommodation and food… read more
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Taxi System Shake-Up: Fiji’s Parliament Set to Debate Major Reforms
A pivotal debate in parliament today could reshape Fiji’s taxi industry. With the Land Transport Amendment Bill on the table, the future of the open taxi rank… read more
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Fiji Showdown: Wallaroos and Fijiana XV Gear Up for Exciting Clash!
As Wallaroos forward Tabua Tuinakauvadra prepares to take the field in her homeland of Fiji, the stakes are high and the excitement palpable. With family cheering her… read more
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Fiji’s Education Crisis: Can Reform Turn the Tide for School Leavers?
Fiji faces a pressing educational challenge, with only 30% of school leavers advancing to higher education, leaving many at risk of unemployment or low-paying jobs. The Chair… read more
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Drua’s New Flyhalf Sparks Hope Ahead of Showdown with Reds
As the Fijian Drua prepare to take on the Queensland Reds, coach Glen Jackson has placed his trust in Kemu Valetini to lead from the flyhalf position.… read more
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Fiji’s Hidden Crisis: Domestic Violence Numbers Raise Alarms
In Fiji’s Western Division, a domestic violence crisis looms large, affecting families and children alike. With staggering statistics revealing a significant percentage of reported cases, the urgency… read more
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Fiji Sports Collaboration: A Win for Football and Rugby!
Excitement is in the air as Fiji gears up for a double-header of sports on July 12! The confirmation of both the OFC Women’s Nations Cup and… read more
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Cane Knife Assault: Court’s Leniency Sparks Debate on Violence and Rehabilitation
A recent court ruling in Suva has shed light on a troubling case of neighborly conflict that escalated into violence. Peni Rarawa has received a unique sentence… read more
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Fiji’s Education Budget to Prioritize Teacher Welfare and School Improvement
A new focus on teacher well-being and school infrastructure might reshape the future of education in Fiji. With proposals for better support already on the table, the… read more
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Government Under Fire: Controversial Appointments Shake Fiji’s Civil Service
In a fiery parliamentary debate, Opposition MP Jone Usamate unleashed a powerful critique of the Coalition Government, questioning the qualifications of political appointees leading critical institutions. As… read more
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Drua Set to Battle Reds: Can They Overcome the Odds?
As the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua prepare for a pivotal showdown against the Queensland Reds, head coach Glen Jackson emphasizes key strategies aimed at neutralizing the formidable… read more
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Fiji’s Silent Crisis: Why Are Women Waiting So Long to Report Abuse?
A recent study reveals a shocking average delay of 868 days for women in Fiji to report abuse. Amidst rising domestic violence and tragic incidents, advocates are… read more
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Trailblazing the Line: Meet New Zealand’s First Female High-Voltage Instructor
Laisa Pickering is making history in New Zealand as the first female instructor in high-voltage live line work, traditionally dominated by men. Her inspiring journey from Naduru… read more
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Drua’s Game-Changer: Can Karawalevu Ignite a Home Victory?
Excitement brews as VUATE Karawalevu steps into the spotlight wearing the coveted number 13 jersey for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. With significant changes shaping the lineup… read more
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Ba Women’s Football Club Faces Challenges in OFC Champions League Debut
BA Women’s Football Club’s debut in the OFC Women’s Champions League is proving to be a rollercoaster ride. As they represent Fiji in Tahiti, the team faces… read more
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Fiji’s Schools Face Crisis: Can Community and Vocational Training Turn the Tide?
The Fiji Principals Association is raising urgent concerns about rising school dropout rates among children, highlighting a significant educational crisis. With over 5,700 students leaving school before… read more
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PSV Safety Crackdown: A Bold Step Towards Safer Roads in Fiji
A new initiative has launched to enhance safety and compliance among Public Service Vehicles in Fiji, aimed at tackling alarming driving behaviors. With checkpoints and inspections set… read more
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Shivashni Dutt: Paving the Way for Women in Politics
Shivashni Dutt is on a mission to transform the political landscape by championing female representation ahead of the 2026 General Election. With a background as a barrister,… read more
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Fiji’s Domestic Violence Crisis: A Call to Action for Change
A heartbreaking rise in domestic violence incidents has left six children without parental care in Fiji, shining a light on a pervasive issue that continues to plague… read more
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New Name, New Vision: A Bold Future for the Pacific Communities University
The renaming of Pacific Theological College to Pasifika Communities University marks a historic shift in the institution’s mission. Celebrated by dignitaries, the change reflects a deeper commitment… read more
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Fiji’s Wake-Up Call: Can Domestic Violence be Stopped?
Fiji is reeling from the tragic murder of Sainimere Tuinasakea, a government employee, sparking widespread outrage and calls for action against domestic violence. As communities rally for… read more
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Prime Minister’s Bold Move to Investigate Migrant Worker Exploitation in Fiji
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is urging an investigation into troubling reports from Bangladeshi workers at a local supermarket. Issues raised include shocking living conditions and potential contract… read more
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Breaking Barriers: Di Fika’s Historic Coaching Role in Fijian Rugby
Di Fika’s groundbreaking journey as the first female head coach of the Naitasiri Women’s Provincial team is a testament to resilience and passion for rugby. Her remarkable… read more