Priya Lata’s journey turns everyday budgeting into a lesson in protection. She discovers that life insurance is a safety net, reshaping how she sees money, fear, and the future—and underscoring the power of planning ahead for loved ones.

A new 10-year resale restriction is being added to Fiji’s First Home Ownership Initiative, reshaping how first-time buyers can benefit from state support. The plan also expands affordable, two-bedroom housing options for low-income households and strengthens assistance for families displaced from informal settlements.

A senior minister blocks calls for the Prime Minister to quit, steering the opposition toward a formal no-confidence move. With legal questions, party backing, and a deregistered opposition in play, the political drama tests parliamentary norms and loyalties.

An interior Tavua community is sounding the alarm about a fragile bridge that can’t weather heavy rains. After a recent flash flood, residents urge swift action to build a semi-permanent, flood-resistant crossing that could safeguard livelihoods, mobility, and emergency access.

Fiji marks a new era in diplomacy with its first resident ambassador to Israel presenting credentials to President Isaac Herzog. The moment hints at deeper regional engagement and a broader role in international peacekeeping and cooperation. A significant milestone with implications for Fiji’s global partnerships.

Bula FC battled South Melbourne to a 1–1 draw at the Santos National Football Stadium, turning up the pressure after halftime but failing to finish their chances. With a clash against Tahiti United on the horizon, the team heads into the next match hopeful and ready to sharpen their finishing touch.

Fiji and Malaysia are joining forces to modernize farming through technology transfer and capacity building. With shared climates and crops, the collaboration promises fresh knowledge exchanges, stronger farmer empowerment, and a path toward sustainable growth for Fiji’s agricultural sector.