Western Fiji’s WWII-era Lomolomo gun site near Vuda is getting renewed attention as preservationists push to turn the area into the Vuda Peace Park. Concrete gun platforms and bunkers stand as quiet reminders of Fiji’s wartime role, with education and reflection at the heart of the effort to honor the past and promote peace.

Rapid floodwaters trapped a school bus, sparking a swift rescue by neighbors and police. The tense moment turned into a beacon of community spirit as children were evacuated safely, with officials urging caution on flooded roads during heavy rain.

Fiji is expanding its export reach with new market talks and stronger support for small agribusinesses. Fresh international partnerships could unlock bigger opportunities for local farmers and their products.

With the post-mortem complete and rumors swirling, investigators press on to piece together the officer’s death while urging patience as updates on the inquiry are prepared.

Fiji has cleared a major international hurdle in tax transparency, moving off the EU’s tax blacklist after years of reforms. The milestone could boost investor confidence and unlock new growth opportunities as the country advances toward a fairer, more transparent tax system.

Fiji’s tax authority unveils a new Ba office, a move seen as speeding up service and tightening compliance. A milestone that hints at bold modernization, stronger governance, and a broader push for transparent, citizen-centered public service.

After a tough Waratahs clash, the Drua vow to sharpen communication with referees and tighten their set-piece as they chase a bounce-back at Churchill Park. The looming Hurricanes showdown in Lautoka promises a sharper, tighter display at 3:35 PM.

Young builders from Lodoni in Tailevu take on a bold mission—constructing their own school hall as a symbol of self-reliance. Beyond the bricks, a village-wide push into crops and student entrepreneurship hints at a future where education and enterprise go hand in hand.

A bold plan to ease the Suva–Nausori gridlock is taking shape, targeting morning bottlenecks with new bus-stop layouts, staggered start times, and coordinated school and civil-service schedules. Long-term options under study include a potential ferry link and road upgrades, backed by feasibility studies and a dedicated task force.

Juvenile justice is in the spotlight after a 13-year-old found guilty of a serious offense was given a suspended sentence with four years of probation. The court ordered counseling for the boy and his parents, plus ongoing social welfare supervision, signaling a rehabilitative path over punishment.