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Gaza Crisis Deepens: Is Famine Looming?
The situation in Gaza grows increasingly desperate, with starvation claiming more lives as the humanitarian crisis deepens. Amidst the tragic toll, a slight glimmer of hope has… read more
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Fiji’s Fish Processing Revolution: EU’s Game-Changing Decision
Fiji’s fish processing industry is on the brink of transformation as the EU grants duty-free access for locally processed fishery products. With new opportunities for investment and… read more
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Underdogs Unleash Spirit at Historic Rugby Quarterfinals!
Guru Nanak Khalsa College is on the brink of making history with their first-ever appearance in the Deans U17 national quarterfinals. Amidst a backdrop of unexpected victories… read more
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Fiji Red Cross Paves the Way for Youth Engagement in Climate Resilience
Discover how the Fiji Red Cross Society is reshaping its humanitarian operations with a bold focus on gender equality, youth engagement, and climate-responsive strategies. Dive into their… read more
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Checkpoint Drama: $40,000 Cash and Drugs Seized in Fiji Arrests
In a recent checkpoint operation in Wainadoi, police apprehended two individuals carrying a staggering amount of cash and illicit substances, sparking a chase that highlights ongoing drug-related… read more
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Fiji’s Parliament Kicks Off Session: What’s on the Agenda?
Fiji’s Parliament kicks off a weeklong session addressing pressing national issues, from public health and education to governance reforms. With key reports and critical questions on the… read more
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FHL’s Big Moves: $183 Million Property Portfolio and Community Impact Unveiled!
Fijian Holdings Limited (FHL) has unveiled its impressive property portfolio valued at $183 million, showcasing its commitment to economic growth and community empowerment. With notable buildings in… read more
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Seaweed Seedlings Planted: A Community-Driven Approach to Sustainable Livelihoods
A new wave of opportunity is rolling into the Dama Cluster Nursery with the successful planting of seaweed seedlings, a key initiative from the Ministry of Fisheries.… read more
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Fiji and New Zealand Join Forces for Smarter Border Control
Fiji is set to enhance its travel experience by exploring ePassport access through New Zealand’s SmartGate system. This initiative comes with a focus on efficient border control… read more
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Fiji’s Battle Against Human Trafficking: Challenges and Hope for Reform
Fiji is ramping up its efforts to combat human trafficking, but significant hurdles remain in the path to successful prosecution. Recent discussions spotlighted the urgent need for… read more
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Fiji’s Path to Tax Compliance: A Sector-by-Sector Strategy Unveiled
Amid rising compliance challenges across various sectors in Fiji, the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has unveiled a strategic initiative aimed at improving tax adherence. The focus… read more
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Traffic Triumph: How the Suva-Nausori Corridor Is Changing for the Better!
Recent changes along the Suva-Nausori corridor are transforming travel times and easing traffic congestion. A collaborative trial involving multiple agencies has led to noteworthy improvements, particularly during… read more
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Malolo’s Comeback: Lessons Learned from a Tough Skipper Cup Defeat
Malolo’s return to top-tier rugby has been a rollercoaster ride, starting with a tough match against the defending champions. With a mix of challenges and youthful energy,… read more
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Fiji’s Call for Global Unity in Climate Crisis
At the Sixth World Conference of Speakers in Geneva, Fiji’s Parliament Speaker Filimone Jitoko called for global cooperation to address pressing crises like climate change. Highlighting Fiji’s… read more
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Navua’s Masters Shine in Thrilling BOG Veteran Tournament Finale
In an electrifying finale at the BOG Veteran Tournament 40s, Navua Combine Masters emerged victorious against Suva Combine after a tense penalty shootout. With the match ending… read more
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Fiji Football Fever: Labasa Set for Epic Extra Battle of the Giants Finale!
Excitement is in the air as Labasa gears up to host the semi-finals and final of the 2025 Extra Battle of the Giants tournament at Subrail Park.… read more
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Lautoka’s Quest for Glory: Can They Defend Their Title?
The excitement is building as Paradise Seafood Supplies Lautoka secures a spot in the semi-finals of the Extra Battle of the Giants tournament. After a tense nil-all… read more
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Strengthening Pacific Ties: Cook Islands and Tonga Forge New Alliances
In a pivotal moment for regional cooperation, the Cook Islands and Tonga have come together to strengthen their ties through meaningful discussions. As both nations prepare to… read more
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Tuvalu’s Race Against Rising Waters: A Fight for Survival
Tuvalu’s battle against climate change is both urgent and inspiring. With rising sea levels threatening to swallow much of the nation by 2100, Prime Minister Feleti Teo… read more
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Pacific Police Brace for Impact as Drug Submarine Discovered
A shocking discovery has set the Pacific region on high alert—a suspected narcotics submarine found in the Solomon Islands. As authorities uncover more about this mysterious vessel,… read more
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Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis Aim to Spread Joy in ‘Freakier Friday’ Sequel
Lindsay Lohan shares her hopes for the upcoming sequel “Freakier Friday,” emphasizing its potential to bring joy amidst today’s challenges. Reuniting with Jamie Lee Curtis, the duo… read more
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Voicing the Future: Will AI Replace Human Talent in Dubbing?
In the evolving world of entertainment, voice actors like Boris Rehlinger play a pivotal role, bringing beloved characters to life while navigating the challenges posed by AI… read more
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Track and Field Trials Heat Up: McLaughlin-Levrone and Patterson Shine
At the U.S. track and field trials, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone dazzled spectators with her impressive victory in the 400 meters, marking a pivotal step toward the World Athletics… read more
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Rugby Festival Shapes Future Stars and Community Spirit in Lautoka
The 2025 Lautoka Primary Schools Rugby Festival culminated in a celebration of youth, community values, and the spirit of rugby. With participation from 24 schools, this year’s… read more
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Muaniweni College: Breaking Ground in Under-18 Competition
Muaniweni College is making waves in the Weet-Bix Raluve Under-18 competition, reaching the national semifinals for the first time ever. With a thrilling quarterfinal match that ended… read more
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China’s Pacific Defense Plans: A New Era of Cooperation or Hidden Agendas?
Chinese officials have provided clarity on their intentions in the Pacific, emphasizing cooperation over military expansion. As Fiji prepares for enhanced defense training with China, new partnerships… read more
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Fiji’s Farmers Get Boost: Groundbreaking Grant for Cane Fire Recovery
In a groundbreaking move for Fiji’s sugarcane farmers, 22 individuals have received a Pre-Season Burnt Cane Rehabilitation Grant, offering much-needed support after devastating pre-season fires. With a… read more
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Fiji and New Zealand: A Trade Journey Towards $2 Billion!
Fiji’s trade with New Zealand has surged to an impressive $1.39 billion, highlighting a robust economic partnership. With a focus on services and agriculture, both nations are… read more
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Fiji’s Fight Against Gender Violence: A Call to Community Action
In Fiji, new initiatives to combat gender-based violence are taking shape as part of a bold National Action Plan. With five lives tragically lost to violence in… read more
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Underdogs Triumph: Shocking Upset in Vodafone Deans Playoffs
In a thrilling under-17 playoff match, Queen Victoria School suffered a heart-wrenching loss to Shri Guru Nanak Khalsa College, finishing just one point shy at 27-28. With… read more