1979 Fiji saw a heated push to localize the Chief Justice, raising sharp questions about independence, constitutional process, and national ownership of the judiciary. This episode shines… read more

Fiji’s Education Minister delivered a candid apology to hundreds of head teachers, acknowledging ongoing gaps between expectations and action. He pledged funding to back school leadership as… read more

Fiji’s education debate heats up over whether a mandatory English pass should gate Year Eight progression. As reforms consider more language support, flexible paths, and expanded TVET,… read more

In Lautoka, a High Court ruling finds three former corrections officers guilty of manslaughter in a prison inmate’s death, while murder charges are dismissed—sparking renewed debate over… read more

A village gathering becomes a turning point in the fight against violence toward women as a local resident steps forward to break the silence. A new community… read more

Naigani Island is emerging as a leading contender for a 2026 billboard award that champions zero tolerance to gender-based violence. Youth-led education and hands-on community actions are… read more

Fiji is reshaping its overseas work programs to put unemployed rural youths first, with expanded pre-departure and reintegration training on the horizon. As backlogs are cleared and… read more

Fiji tightens its focus as PALM and RSE registrations reopen for sectors facing urgent shortages. Enhanced worker support and new on‑the‑ground officials accompany the move, even as… read more

Fiji’s civil service is moving toward centralized vetting of study leave, aiming for consistent governance and training aligned with scarce-skills needs. The reform ties oversight to ongoing… read more

Fiji’s constitutional reform debate heats up as experts warn that real change requires broad public dialogue. From talanoa-style consultations to safeguards for democratic legitimacy, the next steps… read more

Fiji’s constitutional future is on a crucial edge as the Supreme Court weighs the fate of the 2013 Charter. Warnings of chaos if it’s scrapped sit alongside… read more

Fiji’s Supreme Court has finished hearings on the 2013 Constitution, with a judgment on how amendments should be interpreted expected soon. The case spotlights transparency and public… read more

Poverty in Fiji remains stubbornly higher in rural and indigenous communities, even as the economy grows. A shift to measuring well-being—beyond income to basics like water, education,… read more

Fiji’s tax and accounting community is navigating a digital shift as 2025–2026 budget reforms unfold. Recent FICA–FRCS forums spotlight VAT changes, the Value-Added Tax Monitoring System, and… read more

Two Fiji-based leaders in education and industry are joining forces to bridge classroom learning with real-world careers. The partnership centers on industry-aligned training, hands-on work placements, and… read more

US$60 million in a fresh installment under a decades‑old Pacific tuna framework could reshape governance, monitoring, and livelihoods across 16 Pacific Island States. As the pact evolves… read more