Concerns are rising over the independence of the Mercy Commission as Deputy Opposition Whip Ketan Lal demands greater transparency in its operations. What questions surround the Commission’s… read more

Tragedy struck on Kings Road as a young man loses his life in a devastating accident. What happened on that fateful morning? Dive into the details of… read more

Teenagers grappling with family rejection are facing alarming mental health issues, including suicidal thoughts. With cultural stigma posing significant hurdles, organizations like Diabetes Fiji are working tirelessly… read more

Urban migration is reshaping Fiji’s landscape, with half of the population now living in cities. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlights this trend during the launch of the… read more

A recent survey reveals startling insights about residents of informal settlements, suggesting many could afford better housing yet choose to stay. This raises critical questions about government… read more

In the wake of recent pardons for George Speight and Shane Stevens, a prominent human rights activist calls for accountability and a genuine commitment to reconciliation. Reflecting… read more

The Mercy Commission’s recent statement about pardoning high-profile convicts has stirred mixed reactions among the public. With a focus on justice, humanity, and rehabilitation, the Commission explains… read more

Concerns are rising in the community following the recent release of high-profile individuals through a Presidential pardon. ACP Livai Driu steps in with reassurances about public safety,… read more

Exciting developments are on the horizon for Fiji, as the Football Association weighs plans for a state-of-the-art stadium in Lomolomo. This multi-million dollar project could reshape the… read more

This World Mental Health Day shines a spotlight on the crucial need for mental well-being in the workplace. As many grapple with workplace stress and mental health… read more

In a pivotal moment for Fiji, Ratu Timoci Silatou reflects on recent pardons linked to the 2000 coup, urging that no one should die behind bars. Meanwhile,… read more

Tragedy struck on the Kings Road in Lautoka as a vehicle accident claimed the life of a 20-year-old man. The details surrounding the incident reveal a harrowing… read more

Former Fisheries and Forestry Minister Kalaveti Ravu’s trial is set to kick off next February, bringing a web of corruption allegations to the forefront. As tensions rise,… read more

In a surprising turn of events, George Speight, the notorious leader of the 2000 coup, along with former military officer Shane Stevens, has been granted a presidential… read more

In a significant development, the Mercy Commission has confirmed the decision to pardon several inmates, including notorious coup leader George Speight. This move, based on constitutional provisions… read more

Excitement is building as Rob Sherman, head coach of the Digicel Fiji Bula Boys, announces the addition of three promising players to his squad for the FIFA… read more

The Digicel Fiji National Football Team is on the rise in the latest FIFA World Rankings! Discover how recent performances have propelled them up the ranks and… read more

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is calling for accountability and genuine engagement from George Speight and Shane Stevens following their release. Coordinator Shamima Ali reflects on the… read more

A new UNICEF study sheds light on the often-overlooked impacts of labor mobility on children left behind in the Pacific Islands. With rising tensions and family challenges… read more