A bail variation could determine whether Charlie Charters can travel abroad for work, as his defense seeks permission to leave the country. With opposition from the anti-corruption office and a series of court hearings on the horizon, the decision could shape his career prospects and future steps.

New pharmacy facilities and a refurbished medical boat signal a broader push to strengthen healthcare resilience in the Western Division. Health Minister Dr. Ratu Atonio Lalabalavu says ongoing investments will close logistics and infrastructure gaps, aiming for dignified, efficient care for all and a more adaptable health system.

Youth activist Kava Masilagi demonstrates how cultural identity can drive civic engagement. Rooted in Rotuman heritage, her journey—from family talks about politics to cultural mapping and youth leadership—offers a vivid glimpse of how tradition and modern public life can inspire meaningful change.

Fiji’s business landscape may be on the cusp of a major shift as a new partnership strengthens support for women-led entrepreneurship. TISA Insurance joins the WIN Convention 2026 as a strategic ally, signaling a bold push to unlock leadership and growth across the economy. This alliance promises fresh opportunities and a brighter future for women…

COVID-19 lessons are reshaping Fiji’s concession agreement between Healthcare Fiji and the government. Talks are turning to ambulance housecalls and wider emergency care access across communities, with a March deadline in sight for a refreshed deal that fits today’s needs.

A former Kadavu official claims he has fully repaid funds gained through fraud, but prosecutors question the lack of documentary proof. With sentencing looming in March, the case raises questions about restitution, remorse, and accountability in public service.

Governance takes center stage as a government drive tightens accountability for municipal finances. With new reporting demands and tighter procurement rules, local councils brace for a new era of transparency. What changes lie ahead for public funds and local services?

Four practical strategies—prevention, alteration, capture, and dispersion—are redefining how farms manage manure odors. By tackling odors at the source, transforming smells, trapping emissions, and leveraging natural airflow, these approaches promise cleaner air and better neighbor relations for sustainable farming.

Bula FC seized the initiative and took a 2-1 win against PNG Hekari FC, showcasing a razor-sharp first half and a relentless push throughout. Coach Stephane Auvray lauded the display and highlighted emerging young talents as the team tunes up for their next test, keeping fans guessing about what’s next.

Temo Mayanavanua’s six-week injury forces a late reshuffle as the Drua gear up for a vital home clash with the Hurricanes at Churchill Park. With departures on the horizon and a tough game ahead, all eyes will be on how the team responds under pressure.

An NFL-led clinic transformed Kulukulu Public School into a lively field of drill and delight as students from Years 1–8 explored flag football. Energetic drills, friendly competition, and unexpected moments on the field sparked a new sporting spark—and a day that celebrated teamwork and big dreams.