After years of water shortages, Waiqaliqali settlement in Maro village now has clean drinking water at home, thanks to a new borehole and direct household piping. A… read more

– Fiji’s November tourism scene points to a steady, holiday-driven rebound, led by Australian visitors and supported by a diverse mix of markets. – A holiday focus… read more

Fiji’s buses are entering a new era with the “No Card, No Ride” rule, and early results are turning heads. An impressive surge in e-ticket adoption hints… read more

Unapproved home extensions clash with ambitious development plans, sparking a rethink in how housing projects are handled. A new approach emphasizes early consultations and clearly defined boundaries… read more

Eight years of festive generosity light up the season for Loloma Home’s children as a local hotel brings a holiday gift drive to life. A heartwarming display… read more

As night falls this festive season, concerns grow over unsupervised children under 16 roaming after dark. A coordinated effort—from patrols to family support—aims to shield youngsters from… read more

A senior public official faces a formal reprimand after a tribunal found serious misconduct tied to a government deal, underscoring the ongoing drive for transparency and accountability… read more

Fiji already has laws to chase unexplained wealth and recover assets, but officials say they’re underused. A stronger public role is being urged to spotlight wealth that… read more

High-stakes legal drama unfolds in Fiji as a former finance minister seeks interim relief while a permanent stay bid moves forward. With dates and a related matter… read more