Manoa Kamikamica’s stay application takes a path toward a March High Court hearing. As the case unfolds, the outcome could have wide-ranging implications for accountability at the highest levels of government.

A high-stakes investigation unfolds as authorities probe alleged ties between police personnel and drug activity. With digital forensics wrapped up and international cooperation in motion, the truth could reshape accountability within the force.

Police in Suva are calling on the public to help identify a man seriously assaulted outside a nightclub. The victim remains in critical condition, with tattoos released in hopes someone recognizes him. Two suspects have been apprehended as the investigation continues, and authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.

Labasa Airport will shut for six weeks—from February 16 to March 27, 2026—for a World Bank–funded runway upgrade designed to support safer ATR 72 operations. The temporary disruption poses travel and business challenges, but officials highlight careful planning and stakeholder coordination to minimize impact and unlock long-term regional growth.

FNU’s December graduation marks a milestone with four PhD graduates—the first for a December conferral. A rugby legend’s wisdom—education is about who you become—adds a memorable message as new graduates step into Fiji’s future.

A high-stakes critique from a former U.S. president rattles European allies and stirs debate over Western support for Ukraine. His comments touch migration, diplomacy, and the path to peace with Russia, hinting at a potential shift in global alliances. As leaders respond, the stakes for international diplomacy remain unclear.

Calls for sweeping reforms spark debate over Fiji’s drug crisis and the fight for real institutional integrity. Proposals include an independent National Drug and Institutional Integrity Commission, a Public National Security Briefing, and tougher enforcement oversight aimed at restoring trust and accountability.

Fiji’s passport process just got a reboot. The online portal is back, with more daily appointment slots and extended office hours during a busy December period. These updates aim to make applying faster and smoother for everyone—without the usual hassles.

Fiji’s sugar sector is bucking the naysayers, proving its economic staying power. Recent data show investments translating into strong export earnings and a steady local supply, bolstering food security and the trade balance. Despite challenges, sugar remains a key pillar of self-sufficiency and rural livelihoods.

Two grandsons show a new level of discipline and respect after taking up taekwondo this year. A four‑day summer camp in Suva, welcoming over 50 children, hints at the broader impact martial arts can have on young lives. The changes at home and at camp are sparking curiosity about what’s possible next.

Former Fiji 7s star Jerry Tuwai backs the national men’s team, insisting they’re on the right track despite costly late mistakes on the Sevens Series. His hopeful take hints at a rapid bounce-back as Fiji eyes a strong run in upcoming tournaments.

Security concerns rise after a Lautoka High Court burglary leads to charges against a staff member, accused of conspiring to steal cash and court exhibits. Ongoing investigations aim to identify others involved, underscoring calls for strengthened protections at judicial facilities.

Fiji gears up for a landmark two-day forum aimed at redefining its visitor economy under the bold theme “Tourism Beyond Boundaries.” Leaders from government, industry, and communities will explore resilience, inclusivity, and sustainable growth shaping Fiji’s tourism future.

Leaders and partners gathered in Suva to map Fiji’s path to stronger agricultural exports. The forum spotlighted progress across kava, spices, root crops, and fresh produce standards, with insights from regional peers. With continued support from Australia and New Zealand after 2026, a hopeful new chapter for Fiji’s agribusiness is on the horizon.

Tragedy strikes a seven-story Jakarta office building as a deadly blaze leaves many dead and rescuers racing to account for victims. Investigators point to an early battery-related ignition, underscoring the urgent need for stronger workplace fire safety measures.

New details from a checkpoint crash cast light on the factors behind the tragedy, highlighting driver behavior and challenging weather on today’s roads. Investigators say the truck wasn’t at fault mechanically, pointing to an instruction not followed in wet conditions and a heavy load. With fatalities rising and misinformation spreading, officials urge patience as inquiries…

Pritchard is aiming to lock down a steady centre spot for the Brumbies, drawing from a breakout year and the lessons of seasoned teammates. With Len Ikitau’s exit and Tom Wright’s mentorship shaping his rise, he’s focused on the small details that could fuel a big year ahead.

Fiji’s rising Aerobic Gymnastics stars have arrived in Melbourne for a pivotal continental camp in Bendigo. With standout athletes like Robyn Eastgate and Lauren Pilla and a lineup of elite coaches, the squad is sharpening skills and setting their sights on future international debuts.

Fiji’s healing initiative is gaining momentum as more citizens share personal stories. Yet the road to trust, inclusion, and reconciliation reveals lingering gaps and difficult truths shaping the nation’s path forward.

Grief-stricken in Labasa, a mother recalls the sudden loss of her son in a fatal Wailevu road crash. As the festive season brings busier roads, questions of safety and vigilance linger, touching the hearts of the community.

Electricity tariffs take center stage as Cabinet discussions continue, with whispers of a potential rise and an official statement forthcoming. As past proposals drew scrutiny, watchers await clarity on what lies ahead for households and businesses.