Fiji now anchors a regional platform for planetary health across Oceania, uniting researchers, policymakers and communities. With Indigenous knowledge guiding the mission, it signals a collaborative, culturally… read more

A former deputy prime minister enters not-guilty pleas on accusations of undisclosed assets and a false declaration. With travel plans and a March trial on the horizon,… read more

As the festive season approaches, a call for unwavering focus and frontline vigilance sets the tone for police duty. The message blends resilience with a resolve to… read more

Former Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad faced a Suva court today, pleading not guilty to charges tied to statutory disclosure. The case, linked to a 2015 declaration… read more

New York-based Gracetown Inc. faces a multi-million-dollar penalty over alleged sanctions violations tied to dealings with a sanctioned Russian oligarch. The case highlights renewed efforts to enforce… read more

Professor Biman Prasad, a government MP and former Deputy Prime Minister, has entered a not guilty plea to corruption-related charges. The case centers on alleged failures to… read more

Tonight in Labasa, a traffic operation ends in tragedy as a police officer loses his life. The event highlights the daily risks faced by those safeguarding the… read more

Proposed Referendum Bill 2025 is drawing sharp opposition, with critics warning it could criminalize speech and public discussion on the nation’s constitutional issues. They argue the bill… read more

Tragedy during a routine road operation leaves a Fiji police officer dead, underscoring the dangers frontline responders face every day. A stark reminder for all road users… read more

Tragedy struck on a Labasa road as a police officer succumbed to injuries from a roadside incident. With an investigation underway and another officer hospitalized, the community… read more

Seven officers are under investigation in a drug-related case, as authorities review digital communications linked to the matter. The probe is advancing with statements from those involved… read more

Severe weather left many areas in the Central Division without power. As conditions improve, utility crews are racing to restore service, with ongoing updates as restoration progresses. read more

Suva hosted a symbolic dissolution of Fiji’s June 2006 Parliament, reopening questions about democracy, constitutional reform, and the shadow of past coups. Prominent former MPs warned of… read more

A major policy reversal in Fiji’s health sector is drawing attention from regulators and practitioners alike. The Fiji Pharmaceutical Society hails the repeal of the 2016 Specialist… read more

With 17 Critics’ Choice nominations, Sinners stakes its claim as this awards season’s gothic standout. The race also spotlights bold new voices and familiar icons pushing genre… read more

A Fiji cannabis case ends in acquittal after an appeal, underscoring how gaps in evidence and trial directions can overturn a conviction. read more

A prominent Fiji academic warns that Hindi studies are slipping from the curriculum as students chase what they see as clearer career paths. With dwindling enrolments at… read more

A turning point is emerging in Fiji’s early childhood care, with a major NGO widening access for some of the youngest children. Rising referrals and growing outreach… read more

Security in Fiji is increasingly a shared responsibility that goes beyond policing alone. A new national framework links unity, civic engagement, and adaptive policing to confront modern… read more

Fiji’s tourism leaders say the islands will stay a premium destination, even as cheaper rivals intensify the fight. The recipe? A focus on quality, culture, and hospitality,… read more

Tragedy strikes a Navatu fishing trip as a man is found dead and his brother-in-law remains missing, with search crews scouring the mangroves and families awaiting updates. read more