Health is the engine of growth for the Pacific, as leaders gather to shape a healthier, more resilient future. From tackling NCDs to climate-related health risks, the… read more

Rural evacuation centre gets a retrofit and a new ablution block, delivering cyclone-ready shelter and improved sanitation for families in emergencies. As the cyclone season nears, communities… read more

Global civil society and local groups are urging Fiji to reform the Online Safety Act, warning that broad provisions could curb free expression. As amendments are debated,… read more

Voices from scientists, community guardians, and policymakers converge at a Pacific film festival to chart a new course for ocean protection. The conversation centers on empowering local… read more

Health leaders across the Pacific gather in Fiji to chart a path through rising NCDs, mental health pressures, and climate-related health risks. A call for stronger funding… read more

Pacific health ministers gather to address rising HIV, climate-driven health risks, and new emergencies with a united plan. As leaders share lessons and tighten partnerships, a stronger,… read more

Naivakacau Village in Tailevu unveils a new evacuation centre and ablution block, a milestone in disaster preparedness for rural communities. With disability-friendly design and a spirit of… read more

New grants are set to boost women’s entrepreneurship, disability access, and local small businesses across Fiji. By funding income-generating projects and supportive programs, the initiative aims to… read more

Diwali lights illuminate a tougher question: how do we celebrate without leaving a waste footprint? A rising call for practical recycling and responsible disposal invites communities to… read more

Papua New Guinea marks a historic milestone as a humble catechist, Peter To Rot, becomes the first Pacific saint. His legacy of faith, family, and quiet courage… read more

Rabuka calls for unity within the People’s Alliance amid leadership rumors and intra-party debates. He frames the party as an alliance of like-minded leaders and urges constructive… read more

Staff shortages are shortening service hours at Fiji’s Ba Health Centre and Tavua Hospital, highlighting ongoing workforce challenges in the health system. A forthcoming health workforce plan… read more

Fiji’s debate over corporal punishment is back in the spotlight, highlighting stubborn legal grey areas and child safety concerns. Despite reforms, vague provisions could still permit physical… read more

Prime Minister Rabuka calls on Fiji’s People’s Alliance to unite around a shared mission as the 2026 election looms. With internal tensions in focus, the emphasis shifts… read more

At the People’s Alliance Party’s AGM, questions surfaced over six-figure secretariat allowances and whether the staff work justifies the cost. Leaders emphasized volunteer leadership and branch-based support… read more

Fiji is set for a major taxi sector overhaul. A return to the traditional base-and-stand system is in the works, with new permits anticipated in weeks and… read more

Controversy is growing over the proposed enforcement powers for Fiji’s labor officers in the Employment Relations Bill No 27 of 2025. Critics warn the measures could trample… read more

Two Fiji trade unions staged a walkout from a National Economic Council meeting over a pricing and incomes policy, rekindling memories of past wage battles. As ministers… read more

Kenya teeters between mourning and chaos as crowds gather to honor a decades-long political icon. From Kisumu to Nairobi, tributes unfold amid tensions, raising questions about policing,… read more