Staff and former colleagues are in talks about governance, dignity, and workplace standards at a national university. With government officials weighing in, the discussions hint at reforms… read more

An active court case puts a spotlight on accountability within the police force, as a officer faces serious allegations involving an elderly victim. With multiple charges and… read more

Lautoka’s Coronation Park is at the heart of a heated debate. A proposed three-storey development has residents worried about losing open space and beloved community landmarks, even… read more

Four figures tied to a controversial Fiji inquiry head to a December judicial review, challenging the report’s legitimacy and seeking rulings that could overturn its findings. With… read more

A century of Fiji’s governance reveals how diverse communities pressed for a more inclusive voice in politics. From early milestones to modern reform debates, this look at… read more

Fiji’s Dance Festival returns for a weekend of vibrant movement, weaving traditional Pacific dances with contemporary and experimental forms. From October 23–25 in Suva, 17 dance companies—including… read more

Fiji’s government unveils a bold plan to shield workers, curb exploitation, and strengthen labor laws. In a regional address, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka outlined collaborations to boost… read more

Fiji welcomes the MV Colata, a new workboat designed as a mobile government office and disaster‑response platform for the Lau Group. Built locally with government support, it… read more

Fiji unveils a landmark National Policy on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2025-2035), aiming to include more than 120,000 Fijians in a barrier-free, inclusive future. Built… read more

Fiji is weighing a sweeping ban on single-use plastics as part of a data-driven plan to protect its reefs and marine life. With ongoing analyses on health,… read more

– A new $17 million water treatment plant is underway to ease long-standing shortages in Tamavua and nearby areas, paving the way for a more reliable regional… read more

Residents of Tavua gathered for a town hall-style dialogue, pressing for government attention to long-ignored local concerns. With ministers and the prime minister in the room, the… read more

Tavua’s aging infrastructure is sparking urgent calls for change, from a decades-old sewage system and a long-standing morgue to transport chaos and mounting hospital needs. With timelines… read more

In Fiji, a heated debate over corporal punishment is reshaping ideas about discipline in schools and homes. Emerging findings suggest that even mild punishment can affect the… read more

Fiji’s classrooms could be on the brink of a quiet revolution—moving away from corporal punishment toward restorative, compassionate discipline. From Take A Pause to restorative circles, experts… read more

Discussions about disciplining students in Fiji are sparking a heated debate. Critics warn that reviving corporal punishment would breach laws and harm children, while advocates push for… read more

Fiji is navigating a tightrope between housing insecurity and fading local leadership as informal settlements persist and resettlement efforts stall. With small-scale redevelopment pilots and a push… read more

Fiji’s schools are at the center of a tense debate over discipline, where overcrowded classrooms and limited resources fuel calls for tougher measures. Critics warn that corporal… read more

Religious leaders in Fiji are inviting a rethink of how children are disciplined, arguing that love and guidance should replace punishment. Rooted in scripture and ongoing dialogue,… read more

In Lautoka, the High Court allows a late appeal in a defilement case but keeps the original sentence intact. Justice Hamza’s ruling weighs procedural delays against accountability,… read more

Scholars from around the world gathered for a landmark conference on the indenture era, exploring identity, health, religion—and how AI and data are reshaping our understanding of… read more