International
-

The Hidden Cost of Diabetes: Is Fiji Ready for Change?
Diabetes is taking a heavy toll on Fiji, with an annual financial burden reaching $145 million. This chronic disease is not only impacting individual lives but also straining the nation’s productivity. Explore the urgent call for economic interventions and public health strategies to combat this growing epidemic and discover what’s at stake for the future…
-

Fire Devastates John Wesley College: What’s Next for Students?
A devastating fire swept through John Wesley College, destroying vital educational facilities just as exams were underway. While rapid response from firefighters helped save some equipment, the loss of critical resources reflects the urgent need for improved fire safety measures. What steps will the school community take moving forward? Discover the full story behind this…
-

Unsafe Schools: Education Minister Addresses Hazardous Conditions
Concerns about hazardous conditions at Nabua Primary School have prompted a strong response from the Ministry of Education. With critical safety issues at the forefront, officials are committed to improving the school’s infrastructure. What steps will the ministry take to ensure a safe learning environment for students? Discover the unfolding developments behind this urgent situation.
-

Desperate Search for Missing Bus Driver: Family Pleads for Help
Twelve heartbreaking days have passed since Arvin Chand vanished, leaving his family in despair. What began as a regular workday ended in tragedy, with his abandoned taxi found but no trace of him. As his loved ones cling to hope, they’re calling on the community for help. Discover the emotional plea of a family desperate…
-

Fiji’s Diabetes Epidemic: A Call to Action Against Amputations
Fiji faces a pressing health crisis as diabetes-related amputations soar, with alarming statistics revealed by Dr. Devina Nand. From widespread amputation cases to the staggering impact of non-communicable diseases, the call for urgent action is louder than ever. Discover the shocking findings and learn how lifestyle changes can reshape the future of health in Fiji.…
-

Fiji Police Urge Vigilance After Minibus Collision Injures Passengers
A serious accident involving a container trailer and a minibus has sparked an urgent investigation by the Fiji Police Force. With multiple injuries reported and growing concerns over passenger safety, the incident raises pivotal questions about road vigilance. What measures are being urged to protect innocent lives? Click to discover more about this alarming situation…
-

Crumbling Classrooms: Safety Concerns Spotlight Fiji’s Schools
Concerns are mounting over the unsafe learning conditions at Nabua Primary School, as deteriorating infrastructure threatens students’ health. With a commitment from the Education Minister to address these issues, will collaboration lead to a safer environment for future generations? Discover the urgency behind this critical situation.
-

USP Council Meeting to Tackle Staff Protests in the Cook Islands
The upcoming council meeting of the University of the South Pacific in the Cook Islands promises to tackle pressing staff issues amidst recent protests. With discussions looming on key appointments and the university’s leadership, will this be a turning point for change at USP? Discover what’s at stake as the council prepares to address staff…
-

Fiji Faces Alarming Diabetes Amputation Crisis: What’s Next?
Dr. Devina Nand has sounded the alarm on a troubling trend in Fiji: the sharp rise in diabetes-related amputations. With almost 80% of deaths in the country tied to non-communicable diseases, her call to action emphasizes the urgent need for a shift in dietary and lifestyle choices. Discover the implications of these alarming statistics and…
-

Urgent Call to Preserve Fiji’s Vanishing Languages and Culture
Fiji’s cultural identity is at a crossroads, with concerns rising over the decline of indigenous languages. The Great Council of Chiefs is taking action to preserve this vital heritage, but what challenges lie ahead? Discover the urgent measures being discussed to ensure the survival of Fijian language and culture for future generations.
-

“Fiji Police Investigate Minibus Collision Amid Growing Road Safety Concerns”
A serious accident on Kings Road has left multiple individuals seeking medical attention after a collision between a container trailer and a minibus. With authorities on high alert and investigations underway, increasing road safety for public transport is at the forefront. What measures are being proposed to prevent further incidents? Click to learn more about…
-

Diabetes Crisis: Can Fiji Afford to Ignore $145 Million Threat?
In Fiji, the annual cost of diabetes is staggering, hitting around $145 million, with serious implications for both health and economic productivity. Dr. Devina Nand of the Ministry of Health emphasizes the urgent need for action to combat this escalating public health crisis. Discover how communities and policymakers can come together to create impactful changes…
-

USP Council Meeting Set to Tackle Staff Protest Issues
Tensions at the University of the South Pacific are set to be addressed in a crucial council meeting in the Cook Islands. With staff protests highlighting deep-seated concerns, key discussions are anticipated around leadership appointments and resolving ongoing issues. Will this meeting pave the way for positive change? Click to learn more about the challenges…
-

Rising Diabetes Crisis: Are Amputations the New Normal in Fiji?
Rising diabetes rates and alarming amputations are reshaping the health landscape in Fiji. Dr. Devina Nand’s stark warnings urge immediate attention to lifestyle choices and dietary habits. Explore the critical insights and what they mean for Fiji’s future health. Don’t miss out on this important call to action.
-

Warrant Issued for Ex-Politician Over Controversial Facebook Post
A bench warrant has been issued for former SODELPA vice-president Isikeli Komaisavai after he missed a critical court hearing related to serious charges stemming from threats made on social media. What consequences await him as the court proceedings progress? Dive into the details of this unfolding case and its implications for accountability in public discourse.
-

Fiji’s Alarming Diabetes Crisis: Are Amputations on the Rise?
As diabetes continues to escalate in Fiji, Dr. Devina Nand warns of the alarming rise in lower limb amputations linked to this health crisis. With a significant number of individuals suffering complications in their prime years, she urges a reevaluation of dietary and lifestyle choices. Discover the potential for change and the proactive steps needed…
-

Preserving Fiji’s Heart: The Fight Against Cultural Erosion
Amidst growing concerns over the fading of Fiji’s indigenous languages and cultural heritage, Ratu Viliame Seruvakula, chairperson of the Great Council of Chiefs, stresses the urgent need for action. Discover how recent discussions are shaping initiatives to revive Fiji’s rich traditions and ensure the younger generation remains connected to their cultural roots. What bold steps…
-

Warrant Issued for SODELPA Figure Over Controversial Facebook Comments
A bench warrant has been issued for Isikeli Komaisavai after he failed to appear in court facing serious charges tied to threatening comments made on social media. With a high-profile witness set to testify, the unfolding events raise pressing questions about accountability and the nature of political discourse. What does this mean for the future…
-

Stay Safe This Festive Season: Police Urge Public Awareness
As the festive season draws near, the Fiji Police Force ramps up efforts to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone. With increased patrols and a focus on community cooperation, they’re calling on citizens to play their part in maintaining safety. What measures are being put in place to safeguard your holiday festivities? Discover…
-

Blaze Engulfs John Wesley College: A Community on Alert
A devastating fire at John Wesley College in Suva has left significant damage in its wake, impacting crucial technical and vocational classrooms. Fortunately, no students were present during the incident. Discover how the school plans to recover and what new safety measures are being considered in response to this alarming event.
-

USP Council Meeting: A Turning Point for Staff Concerns?
Tensions rise at the University of the South Pacific as an urgent council meeting approaches in the Cook Islands. Set for November 23rd-25th, this gathering seeks to address pressing staff grievances sparked by recent protests. Will university officials find the solutions needed to restore trust and stability? Discover what’s at stake for the future of…
-

Desperate Search for Missing Bus Driver: Family Pleads for Answers
Twelve heart-wrenching days have passed since Arvin Chand vanished, leaving his family in turmoil. What began as a routine day turned into a desperate search following the discovery of his abandoned taxi. With no leads and hope dwindling, his family clings to the hope of his safe return. Amidst their pain, they plead for anyone…
-

Former SODELPA VP Warrant Issued: What Happened in Court?
A bench warrant has been issued for Isikeli Komaisavai, the former vice-president of the Nasinu constituency, after he missed a crucial court hearing. Charged with making threatening comments on social media, the case has sparked significant attention, especially with key witnesses, including the alleged target of his remarks, set to testify. What implications does this…
-

Stay Safe This Festive Season: Fiji Police Urges Mindfulness
As the festive season draws near, the Fiji Police Force is ramping up efforts to ensure public safety across the nation. With heightened police presence and a call for community cooperation, individuals are reminded that safety is a shared responsibility. Discover how you can contribute to a secure and joyful holiday season!
-

Diabetes Costs Fiji $145 Million: Is there Hope for Change?
Diabetes is taking a heavy toll on Fiji’s economy, costing a staggering $145 million annually. Dr. Devina Nand warns that the impact goes beyond healthcare expenses, affecting productivity and quality of life. Discover why urgent action is needed and how addressing this public health crisis could transform the nation’s future. Click to learn more about…
-

From Banker to Gym Owner: Michael Prasad’s Fitness Revolution
Meet Michael Prasad, a former banker turned fitness entrepreneur, who has launched Evolve Fitness Gym in Suva. Discover how his passion for fitness and community-driven goals transformed into a welcoming space for health enthusiasts. With personalized training and a focus on balanced lifestyles, Evolve Fitness is more than just a gym—it’s a movement. Curious to…
-

Safety Concerns Rise Over Hazardous School Conditions
Serious safety concerns are emerging from Nabua Primary School, where outdated and incomplete infrastructure is putting students at risk. With rusted roofs and dangerously large window openings, the conditions have raised alarms among educational authorities. What steps are being taken to address this pressing issue? Dive into the full story to explore the urgent calls…
-

USP Council Meeting: Addressing Staff Protests in Paradise
The upcoming USP council meeting in the Cook Islands promises to be a pivotal event, as key issues surrounding staff grievances take center stage. With recent protests highlighting leadership challenges, discussions are set to explore solutions for a more united and positive university environment. Will this meeting pave the way for transformative change at USP?…
-

Fiji’s Road Safety Crisis: Accidents on the Rise!
A serious accident involving a container trailer and a minibus has left multiple individuals injured. With the investigation underway, authorities are calling for greater vigilance among drivers. What does this troubling incident mean for road safety in Fiji? Discover the alarming details and implications for public transport in the full article.
-

Devastating Blaze Strikes John Wesley College: What Happened Next?
A fire at John Wesley College has left several key facilities in ruins, but quick action from the National Fire Authority prevented further damage. With classes already in session, the incident raises urgent questions about fire safety protocols in schools. How will the institution recover, and what lessons can be learned from this unfortunate event?…