Fiji is taking a decisive step to turn climate realities into solid numbers. A two-day workshop brings policymakers, researchers, and sector officials together to map a data-driven… read more

Fiji faces a growing urban challenge: a shortage of town planners at a time of rising housing pressure. A forthcoming online Building Permit System and key town… read more

Tonight in Lautoka, the Vodafone Sugar Festival reaches its dramatic finale with a crowning ceremony after a week of talent, advocacy, and vibrant cultural flair. Judges’ scores… read more

Suva gears up for a major mock search-and-rescue drill on Saturday, 15 November 2025, uniting police, emergency services and maritime partners in a test of real-time coordination.… read more

At 72, Renato Bulavakarua from Qamea Island takes the wheel of a brand-new fiberglass boat, thanks to Fiji’s SEA Scheme. He envisions a village ferry between Qamea… read more

Residents celebrate a new three-kilometre road that promises to ease muddy commutes, boost farming, and improve access to essential services in a rural community. The upgrade signals… read more

Fiji is moving to overhaul its aviation framework with a new Civil Aviation Bill 2026, merging several older laws into a single modern framework. The draft aims… read more

An accessible upgrade at a Labasa temple hints at Fiji’s growing commitment to inclusive, community-driven spaces. A new driveway—born from government support and local collaboration—promises easier visits… read more

A 20-year-old man received a suspended sentence after admitting to assaulting a tourist at a Yasawa Islands homestay. The court called the act a grave breach of… read more

After the longest shutdown in U.S. history, government operations resume and millions of workers begin to feel the relief. Yet the underlying political fault lines remain sharp—spending… read more

Two former senior officers offer moving apologies to victims of Fiji’s 2006 violence in a private reconciliation ceremony. A powerful look at forgiveness, cultural healing, and the… read more

Mr. Peni Sikivou takes the helm as Permanent Secretary for National Planning, Development, and Statistics, bringing more than three decades of public service and regional expertise. A… read more

An online political post during Fiji’s 2018 campaign blackout led to a suspended sentence and a fine for a first-time offender, illustrating how electoral rules guard the… read more

A tremor rattled Vanua Levu, prompting ongoing monitoring and reminding residents of the region’s active seismic landscape. A timely look at safety and preparedness follows. read more