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Ba’s Nalotawa School Receives REACH Relief: 40 Mattresses and 2 Water Tanks
Relief arrives at a remote Ba boarding school with 40 mattresses and two water tanks, easing long-standing shortages for its 91 students. The targeted delivery marks a… read more
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University of Fiji Launches Press Club to Elevate Journalism Education and Media Literacy
Fiji’s University marks a milestone with a new campus Press Club designed to turn classroom lessons into real-world journalism. Leaders frame reporting as a civic duty in… read more
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UK backs Fiji’s push to overhaul government communications with gold-standard guidebook
Fiji is rolling out a cross‑government overhaul of how information is shared, a move framed as essential for public safety and democratic resilience. A new “gold standard”… read more
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Angelo Smith leaves Fijian Drua by mutual consent ahead of Blues clash in Auckland
Mutual parting: Angelo Smith leaves the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua just days before a high-stakes road test in Auckland. Coach Glen Jackson frames the move as a… read more
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Fiji Health Tender Waivers Probe Moves to CID After 11-Year Pause
An 11-year-old corruption file resurfaces in court, with prosecutors alleging improper waivers and political influence shaped major health contracts. A key witness says the inquiry stalled for… read more
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Fiji to roll out PrEP and needle-syringe programme as HIV infections climb toward 2,000
Fiji weighs new HIV prevention tools as infections climb, exploring PrEP and needle-syringe programs to complement treatment and testing. Officials stress careful planning and strong community engagement… read more
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Parliament Questions Fiji Civil Service on Bullying Safeguards and Whistleblower Protections
Parliamentary scrutiny focuses on bullying and harassment in the civil service, with lawmakers asking how protections reach interns and junior staff. The discussion flags a gap between… read more
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Emails Tie Former Fiji Health Minister to 2011 Hospineer Tender, Court Hears
Fresh digital evidence resurfaces in a decade-old hospital tender case as email records are alleged to link a former health minister to the procurement. New courtroom details… read more
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Fiji Launches Pilot of Flexible Civil Service Hours to Ease Suva–Nausori Traffic
Fiji’s civil service is testing flexible working hours through a pilot that could include staggered start times to ease commutes and boost well-being. Officials stress that an… read more