Fiji’s native land laws are up for reform, with a clear pledge to protect customary ownership and ensure landowners have a real say. A call for free,… read more

Corporal punishment has no place in Fiji’s schools, backed by the Constitution, child-rights treaties, and recent legal reforms. This piece outlines the evolving legal framework, trends in… read more

Fiji’s Transform the Settlements initiative pushes forward with extended life through 2027, rolling out upgrades in informal settlements to boost disaster readiness. Across 16 settlements, improvements range… read more

An aggressive termite invasion is threatening homes, crops, and infrastructure across Fiji’s Western and Northern divisions. With intensified surveillance, hotspot mapping, and targeted baiting, authorities are rolling… read more

Facing mill disruptions and global price swings, Fiji Sugar Corporation vows to meet its 2025 export quotas and keep farmer payments on schedule. With major shipments already… read more

An early-morning incident in Lami has sparked a police investigation into a fatal domestic dispute. With a suspect in custody and more details to emerge, the community… read more

UniFiji is on a rapid ascent—record enrolments, two annual graduation ceremonies, and bold campus plans across the Pacific. A distinctive teaching approach blends traditional methods with self-directed… read more

Free pediatric heart surgeries and widespread screenings are reshaping child health across Fiji and the Pacific, delivering millions in family savings and real hope. With international volunteers… read more

Filimone Jitoko steps into the role of Chancellor at UniFiji, bringing a judge’s seasoned leadership to the campus. He speaks of fairness, wisdom, and a steadfast commitment… read more

Investigations are underway after a troubling domestic incident in Veisari, Lami. As authorities piece together what happened, the case raises questions about domestic violence, community safety, and… read more

Fiji is on the verge of tougher consumer-protection laws designed to stop scams in their tracks. A coordinated, nationwide effort could bring swifter action and stronger safeguards… read more

Fiji advances its digital court records and a network of new rural and maritime courthouses, signaling a broader push to bring justice closer to communities. Opposition MPs… read more

Fiji is weighing changes to its labor and immigration laws to strengthen protections for migrant workers and seafarers. The reforms focus on safer workplaces, fair recruitment, and… read more

Despite accounting for nearly half of Fiji’s population, women still face barriers to formal work, credit, and leadership. Rural women confront additional odds—from limited access to essential… read more

Two graduation ceremonies at Corpus Christi Teachers College in Suva celebrated Fiji’s next generation of educators. The two cohorts—one of 18 women with diplomas in Early Childhood… read more

Filimone Jitoko steps in as chancellor of the University of Fiji, signaling a new chapter of fairness, wisdom, and service to the Pacific. His inaugural remarks hint… read more

Lautoka Muslim College unveils a new, standards-based awards system that rewards subject-specific excellence and clear benchmarks, signaling a new era of fairness in recognition. The prize-giving ceremony… read more

From Rakiraki, a Year 8 student has achieved top provisional marks, crediting a simple, steady study routine and disciplined preparation. As he eyes a future in software… read more