Rising stress among Fiji’s teachers is prompting a push for early mental health support and stronger stress-management at schools. As conversations on workload and wellbeing widen, policymakers… read more

An abrupt funding pause threatens to derail years of progress in HIV care across southern Africa, forcing clinics to close and patients to confront sudden gaps in… read more

Midnight flames engulfed the Marshall Islands’ Nitijela, putting the parliament and its archives at risk. As leaders map temporary homes for sessions and plan for recovery, questions… read more

A sitting Vanuatu MP enters a pivotal legal chapter after a government-asset case, with an appeal looming that could reshape his political future. The unfolding proceedings spotlight… read more

Seventeen-year-old Fiji-born Maciu Nawai sails as the youngest member of the Uto Ni Yalo crew on an 1100-mile voyage toward the Pacific Leaders Meeting in Honiara. Guided… read more

Fiji’s Western Division rolls out a rights-based approach to policing with a two-day training that emphasizes de-escalation, community trust, and safeguarding vulnerable groups—including online safety. The move… read more

Pacific police leaders are charting a path to tougher cross-border crime, from drugs and trafficking to border violations, with a stronger emphasis on Pacific-led solutions. The discussions… read more

A Minneapolis Catholic school drama during Mass leaves a community reeling and searching for answers. As investigators dig into what happened, leaders rally around safety and support… read more

A landmark Fiji ruling clears the path to sentencing in what authorities are calling the Pacific’s largest meth seizure, spotlighting a transnational drug network and a looming… read more

Justin Ho, described as the mastermind behind Fiji’s largest meth seizure, has been handed a life sentence with a 30-year non-parole period. The ruling highlights a sprawling… read more

Fiji’s population story is shifting: births are down and migration patterns are reshaping who calls the islands home. As destination-country policies and return flows unfold, the coming… read more

In Fiji, access to higher education is driven more by exam performance than by family wealth, with stark gaps for poorer households. Many students stay in school… read more

Fifteen locally led projects across ten Pacific nations are turning nature into resilience—from ecosystem restoration to safeguarding cultural heritage. This regional effort centers community leadership, gender inclusion,… read more

Fiji’s prime minister signals a careful, non-aligned approach to Pacific geopolitics, suggesting China could advance its goals without a physical footprint. He frames Fiji’s open-access model—ports, airspace,… read more

Fiji’s population is entering a slower growth phase, with birth rates easing and more people pursuing opportunities overseas. As migration and health dynamics shape who stays—or returns—the… read more

A senior church leader urges denominations to unite in strengthening pastoral care across Fiji. Emphasizing family-centered ministry and parental responsibility, the call envisions stronger community resilience from… read more

In Nabua, Fiji, a new phase of reconciliation unfolds as the RFMF reaches out to communities affected by the 2000 events. A church service, a traditional matanigasau… read more

Justice moves forward in Fiji’s high-profile drug case as the arrest-of-judgment bid is dismissed, keeping the trial on track toward sentencing in a case tied to about… read more

Fiji’s Methodist leaders head into a pivotal Suva conference with renewed energy and plans to broaden community outreach. As revival and disciplined leadership take center stage, subtle… read more

Fiji’s military and the Methodist Church staged a powerful rite of reconciliation, pairing a traditional matanigasau with a tabua to signal contrition. The ceremony points to a… read more