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Fiji cane growers can now save for retirement via voluntary cane-payment deductions under FNPF-SCGF pact
Fiji’s cane farmers may soon turn a portion of their payments into retirement savings. A new, flexible partnership will let growers direct proceeds into a savings fund,… read more
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Late-call debutant Ravudi fires Drua past Brumbies, highlighting development pathway
Late call-up, instant impact: Sairusi Ravudi marks his Super Rugby debut for the Drua with a try, underscoring a thriving development pathway. With veteran mentors guiding the… read more
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Fiji Parliament Delays Withdrawal of Key Transparency Bills as Government Describes Them as a Work in Progress
The government’s plan to withdraw three high-profile transparency bills stalled in Parliament, with officials calling the measures a work in progress. As ministries coordinate and debates continue,… read more
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Fiji appoints Sevuloni Valenitabua to lead Constitution Review Commission as nationwide consultations kick off for the 2013 Constitution
Fiji sets in motion a nationwide push to reexamine its 2013 Constitution as a government-appointed commission is sworn in to gather public input and map potential amendments.… read more
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Drua down Brumbies 42-27 in Ba as Ravudi shines on Super Rugby Pacific debut
Back at home, the Drua delivered a fearless, high-octane performance that mixed flair with grit. A debutant’s early impact and a late surge hint at more thrills… read more
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Fiji keeps weeks-long fuel reserves as authorities monitor global oil routes and price risk
Fiji says fuel stocks are holding firm for weeks, with more shipments on the way. While supply looks stable now, officials warn any global price moves could… read more
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Suva High Court Hears Murder Case Tied to Police Constable’s Death as TikTok User Vuiberata Seeks Leniency
Two High Court cases in Suva today showcased contrasting legal battles: a murder prosecution taking a significant step forward, and a social-media case where leniency is on… read more
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Fiji Expands Legal Aid and Rural Access to Boost Women’s Access to Justice at UN CSW70
Despite stronger protections for women, Fiji still faces barriers to justice—distance, cost, and limited legal awareness keep many from seeking redress. Officials warn of a surge in… read more
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Judgment set for May 12 in Fiji FICAC bribery case against ex-RFMF officer Josese Vusoniceva and Labasa businessman Ajesh Sharma
Judgment in a long-running bribery case involving a former RFMF officer and a Labasa businessman is scheduled for May 12, 2026, after a Suva court found there… read more