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Fiji Pushes for a Fair Global Clean-Energy Transition at COP30
Fiji presses at COP30 for a just, island-friendly shift away from fossil fuels, linking climate resilience to affordable, reliable energy for communities. With updated targets for renewables,… read more
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Syria Opens First Trial Tying March Alawite Violence to Regime Militias
A landmark trial opens in Aleppo as defendants linked to a brutal March assault face a web of charges. The proceedings probe who unleashed violence against civilians… read more
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Netanyahu Calls for Hamas Expulsion as UN Backs Trump Peace Plan for Gaza
Tensions flare as Netanyahu doubles down on removing Hamas amid a U.N.-backed peace plan, signaling a widening rift with Washington. With a fragile ceasefire and a growing… read more
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Fiji Ramps Up Tax Compliance Push as Evasion Crackdown Expands
Fiji is stepping up the fight against tax evasion with a bold shift toward digital compliance and tighter enforcement. As cross‑agency collaboration and international support expand oversight,… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy Conditions with Showers and Thunderstorms Across Fiji, Heavy Falls in Viti Levu and Vanua Levu with Northeasterly Winds and Moderate Seas
Clouds drift over the islands as a gentle northeasterly breeze stirs the day. Expect sun with occasional showers and the odd afternoon thunderstorm—a little weather mix that… read more
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Labasa Sugar Mill Shutdown Sparks Cane Harvest Crisis for Fiji Farmers
Thousands of tonnes of cane lie unharvested as a major Fiji sugar mill shuts down, sparking concern among farmers about losses and stalled livelihoods. Amid weather woes… read more
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Samoa clinches 2027 Rugby World Cup berth after dramatic Dubai draw with Belgium
An edge-of-the-seat qualification finale in Dubai kept Samoa’s Rugby World Cup dream alive. A tense clash, a pivotal moment, and a historic spot secured for 2027. The… read more
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Unexpected Alliance: Fiji Chief Backs Unity Fiji Ahead of 2026 Elections
A traditional chief withdraws plans for a new party and pledges allegiance to Unity Fiji, hinting at a bold shift in Fiji’s political landscape. The focus: boosting… read more
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Fiji Firms Push for Extended Public Consultation on Employment Relations Amendment Bill
Fiji’s employers’ group is urging a longer, more transparent review of the proposed Employment Relations Amendment Bill, warning that rushed consultations could affect workers and small businesses… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms with Heavy Falls Expected in Viti Levu and Vanua Levu Under Moist Northeasterly Winds
Clouds, showers, and the occasional thunderstorm are shaping Fiji’s day. Some spots will enjoy sunny spells, while others brace for a bit of tropical drama as the… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy With Showers and Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain in Viti Levu and Vanua Levu
Fiji’s forecast is a mixed bag this week—sunny moments weaving with passing showers and the occasional thunderstorm. Breezy easterlies and changing skies mean some spots stay dry… read more
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Young Debutant Sparks Mataks FC in OFC Futsal Men’s Champions League Victory
Mataks FC lit up the OFC Futsal Champions League with a fearless display, including 17-year-old Charles Kiniole’s debut start and a relentless attack led by Elis Mana.… read more
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Suva Summit Promises a New Era for Pacific Public Service
Pacific public service leaders gather in Suva for FONO 2025 to chart a path toward more ethical and efficient governance. The agenda highlights leadership development, talent mobility,… read more
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Visa’s Suva Hub Signals a Cashless Leap Across the Pacific
Visa opens a Pacific Islands Regional Office in Suva, signaling a bold step to accelerate digital payments across Fiji and beyond. With new partnerships and a focus… read more
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ICJ Advisory Opinion Reshapes COP30 Talks on Legal Climate Action
A landmark advisory ruling could reshape COP30 discussions, nudging climate talks from debate toward accountability and concrete action. Pacific advocates say the moment signals a shift toward… read more
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COP30 in Focus: Will Climate Finance Reach the Front Lines?
COP30 sits at a crossroads: can trillions in climate finance be mobilized fast and fairly for communities on the frontlines? The outcome could redefine safety, justice, and… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms with Heavy Rain Over Viti Levu and Vanua Levu Amid Northeasterly Winds
Unsettled weather sweeps across Fiji with clouds, showers and the occasional thunderstorm. Expect heavy downpours in spots, short sunny breaks, and gusty winds shaping the days ahead… read more
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COP30 Urgency: Negotiations Must Catch Up With a Rapid Global Energy Shift
Here are three teaser options you can use as the WordPress excerpt: – COP30 unfolds amid a flood of clean-energy investments and a real-economy rush that outpaces… read more
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Disney and YouTube TV Reach Deal, Restoring ABC and ESPN After Channel Blackout
After a tense blackout, a refreshed deal brings back the familiar channel lineup in time for big games and popular series. What this resolution means for the… read more
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SAG Awards Rebrands as Actor Awards, Prompting Questions About the Change
Hollywood’s awards season is getting a new name. The SAG Awards will become the Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA, with the first ceremony under the new title… read more
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Fiji Pastor’s Appeal Delayed as High Court Reviews Grounds in Sex-Crime Case
Legal maneuvering continues in a High Court appeal as the pastor’s defense requests extra time to file revised grounds. With a new timetable looming next month, the… read more
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Fiji’s road toll jumps 73% as authorities push for tougher safety drive
Fiji faces a sharp spike in road fatalities—a 73% rise with 26 lives lost between August and October. Authorities are promising tougher enforcement and a needed shift… read more
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Biman Prasad Seeks High Court Stay in 2015 Statutory Declaration Case
Former Fiji finance minister Biman Prasad is mounting a bid for a permanent stay on charges tied to a 2015 disclosure. With questions about the investigation’s procedure,… read more
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NZ’s 1976 Immigration Crackdown: The Race Relations Debate That Echoes Today
A historic clash over immigration policing in New Zealand warned that aggressive tactics could damage trust between communities. Now, contemporary Pacific leaders grapple with the same dilemma—balancing… read more
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Fiji Crime Trends: Drop in Offences Against Women and Children, Yet Domestic Violence Persists
Crime trends hint at improvement in some areas, but domestic violence remains a critical concern. This piece examines how communities and authorities are stepping up to protect… read more
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Fiji Police vow reforms as complaints fall in the first quarter
Complaints against police show a notable dip as internal reforms tighten discipline and speed up investigations. With a renewed focus on conduct and duty and plans for… read more
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Fiji Sees Double-Digit Crime Decline as Sasamaki Operation Expands
Fiji’s latest crime statistics point to a broad downturn across divisions, with serious and drug-related offenses falling sharply thanks to targeted policing and stronger community ties. Yet… read more
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Fiji Police Vows Zero-Tolerance on Misconduct to Restore Public Trust
Fiji’s police leadership vows strict accountability and zero tolerance for misconduct, signaling a turning point for the force. With ongoing investigations and a push for formal complaints,… read more
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Fiji road deaths surge 73% as police pledge tougher crackdown on speeding
Shocking spike in road deaths sparks renewed urgency on Fiji’s streets. With tougher enforcement and a call for a cultural shift toward safer driving, the road to… read more
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Fiji Seeks Global Help for a Just Clean Energy Shift at COP30
Fiji flags a dangerous dependence on imported fossil fuels and calls for urgent, just support to accelerate a clean-energy transition. From COP30, leaders stress energy security, climate… read more