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A Day in Rural Fiji Schools Could Reshape Education Policy
Policy makers are urged to see Fiji’s rural classrooms firsthand to truly grasp the challenges facing island students. The discussion centers on language preservation, cultural education, and… read more
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From Street Life to Tour Guiding: Fiji Youth Seizes a Second Chance
– From street life to a hopeful path in tour guiding—a Sabeto youth’s story of second chances, skill, and community support. – Trained, certified, and on the… read more
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Tacirua Stage 2 moves forward as Fiji expands affordable housing drive
Tacirua Stage 2 moves forward as Fiji’s Housing Authority resumes civil works on the remaining 42 acres, targeting 297 serviced lots by late 2026. The project sits… read more
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Suva CCTV Upgrade Sparks Retailer Clash Ahead of Hibiscus Festival
Suva’s plan to expand CCTV coverage ahead of the Hibiscus Festival is stirring questions from retailers who say they weren’t consulted. With talk of up to 80… read more
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Spotify to raise prices to fund new features as it targets 1 billion users
Spotify signals a price bump paired with new features as it pushes toward profitability and a billion-user target. Ongoing safety scrutiny and regulatory questions add complexity for… read more
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Fiji weighs vehicle-import policy to ease congestion and boost smart transport
Fiji is rethinking its vehicle-import regime as part of a wider push to ease congestion and modernize transport. The review will assess the mix of private cars,… read more
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Smith Rowe Delivers Instant Debut Goal as Fulham Draw with United
Emile Smith Rowe comes off the Fulham bench to spark a dramatic 1-1 draw with Manchester United, converting his first touch for a swift leveller after Leny… read more
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Fiji Turns to Portable Speed Cameras as Fixed Rollout Stalls on Network Upgrades
Fiji’s speed enforcement is evolving—combining fixed cameras, portable units, and network upgrades. The approach focuses on real-time monitoring and public education to curb speeding and boost road… read more
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FRCS uncovers 80M VAT gap in Fiji with new mixing and matching tactic
A bold VAT compliance push is blending data-driven checks with on-the-ground outreach and new service kiosks, aiming to close gaps, educate taxpayers, and boost public revenue. read more
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Fiji Builds Interagency Security Drive Ahead of 2026 Elections
Fiji is mobilizing a new cross-agency security framework to safeguard the vote ahead of the 2026 elections. Officials stress trust, vigilance, and transparency as security, governance, and… read more
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Pacific Islands Set to Shape COP31: A New Chapter in Climate Diplomacy
Pacific ministers back a bold plan to host COP31 in 2026, turning regional priorities into a global climate spotlight. The push centers on resilience, renewable energy, and… read more
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Argentina Beats All Blacks at Home, Sparking a New Era for Los Pumas
Argentina’s Los Pumas are carving a new era after a historic home win over New Zealand. With renewed discipline and a growing team identity, the squad sets… read more
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Chris Martin’s Alltheist Journey: From Evangelical Roots to Coldplay’s Spiritual Lens
From a devout upbringing to an evolving “alltheist” view, Chris Martin’s faith story threads through Coldplay’s music in surprising ways. This look explores how belief shapes the… read more
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Raducanu Opens US Open with Commanding Win, Under New Coaching
Emma Raducanu rolls into the US Open with a renewed rhythm and a fresh coaching setup, signaling a new chapter in her season. Momentum on the hard… read more
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Solomon Islands to Host 54th Pacific Islands Forum as sovereignty drive reshapes regional engagement
Honiara hosts a pivotal Pacific Islands Forum as sovereign priorities and regional unity take center stage. With 18 leaders gathering, the talks promise to reshape security, climate… read more
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Could a Pacific COP31 Change Climate Action?
Pacific leaders back a Pacific-hosted COP31 in 2026, framing the summit as a regional push for urgent climate action. With 1.5°C in sight, the focus will be… read more
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Fiji Supreme Court Set to Clarify 2013 Constitution Amendments
Fiji’s Supreme Court is nearing a pivotal advisory ruling on how constitutional amendments should be handled under the 2013 framework. With a broad range of voices weighing… read more
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Who Named China? Peters Questions Beijing Over Pacific Islands Forum
Pacific diplomacy is at a crossroads as invitations and influence collide at the Pacific Islands Forum. A veteran minister’s warning underscores a broader struggle over who gets… read more
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Coca-Cola weighs Costa Coffee sale as Lazard leads strategic review
Coca-Cola is weighing strategic options for Costa Coffee, including a potential sale, as early discussions with bidders gain momentum. The move underscores the fast-evolving premium coffee space… read more
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Uto Ni Yalo Heads for Honiara to Champion Ocean Health
Three nights at sea and the twin-hulled Uto Ni Yalo sails toward Honiara with a multinational crew, carrying a bold call for ocean health and sustainable transport.… read more
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Papua New Guinea’s Four-Day UN Visit: Milestone for Democracy, Not a Critique
Papua New Guinea finds itself at the center of a political debate as Prime Minister James Marape pushes back against claims that a UN visit signals democracy’s… read more
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Samoa Election 2025: High-Stakes Race Tests Stability After Party Split
One of Samoa’s most unpredictable elections in years is taking shape, with a record slate of candidates and a split ruling party fueling the race. As pre-polling… read more
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Fiji-India Deepens Partnership as Suva 100-Bed Cardiology Hospital Moves Forward
Fiji and India are moving from warm talks to tangible delivery, outlining a broad, inclusive partnership across health, finance, trade and regional security. A landmark Suva 100-bed… read more
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OFC and Football Australia Sign MoU to Drive Pacific Football Growth Through 2029
An historic agreement between OFC and Football Australia sets the stage for a bold era of Pacific football through 2029. With a professional league slated for 2026… read more
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ONOC Board Endorses 2025–2028 Strategic Plan and Governance Reforms
Three days in Suva mark the start of a refreshed Oceania Olympic leadership, unveiling governance reforms and a bold 2025–2028 strategic plan. The move signals a renewed… read more
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UN Secretary-General to Visit Papua New Guinea: A Milestone for Biodiversity and Peace
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres makes a historic trip to Papua New Guinea, highlighting biodiversity, climate resilience, and peacebuilding as the nation marks 50 years of independence. read more
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Fiji and PNG Forge Closer Pacific Trade Ties to Safeguard Fisheries
Fiji and Papua New Guinea are stepping up their trade partnership to protect Pacific fisheries and deepen regional integration. The move signals expanded supply chains, more diversified… read more
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Fiji-India Health Pact Aims to Expand Hospitals and Make Medicines Affordable
Fiji and India advance health cooperation with a landmark hospital project and an affordable medicines push. The discussions also cover digital health, training opportunities, and broader regional… read more
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BBNJ Treaty Nears Entry Into Force, High Seas Biodiversity in Focus
Momentum is building as negotiators near a landmark treaty to protect biodiversity in the high seas. With key questions on participation, funding, and a central information hub… read more
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Wallaroos stun Samoa in 73-0 Women’s Rugby World Cup opener
Australia’s Wallaroos opened their Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign with a blistering, plan-driven display that sets the tone for the tournament. Samoa’s response and the lessons learned… read more