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Former Fiji Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica is at the center of fresh legal battles, facing perjury and false-information charges. His lawyers claim the case rests on foundational defects and challenge who had the authority to file it. With a personal court appearance looming and the possibility of a stay of proceedings, the unfolding story…

Broadway sits at a delicate crossroads as actors reach a tentative agreement with producers, hinting at a brighter path forward. Yet musicians remain at the table in a separate, unresolved bargaining process under an expired contract. The coming days could shape the industry’s trajectory as talks continue and the timing of a broader resolution remains…

Labasa’s CT imaging saga takes a tentative turn as a major debt is cleared, but the impact on patients remains far from over. With the hospital’s scanner still offline and costs rising, a planned electrical upgrade could finally reshape local healthcare.

Fiji and the Marshall Islands chart a new course for regional cooperation under the Pacific Vuvale spirit, signaling fresh development partnerships and people-to-people ties. The talks hint at expanded training, economic collaboration, and joint initiatives that could boost resilience across the Pacific. A broader regional momentum toward mutual prosperity signals big things on the horizon.

Fresh meth charges surface as a 20-year-old prepares for court after a raid uncovered drugs. With multi-agency cooperation and ongoing operations, authorities are pushing to curb the drug trade and keep communities safer.

Fiji’s electoral landscape is under renewed scrutiny as concerns grow about the role of money in politics. Debates over campaign donations and transparency touch every party, with calls for reforms aimed at leveling the field and restoring public trust ahead of the next general elections.

On World Mental Health Day, a panel at St Giles Hospital warned that invisible mental health struggles often go unnoticed until they spiral into crises. The discussion urged us to look beyond visible symptoms, acknowledge the mind–body connection, and pursue compassionate, collaborative care before problems escalate.

Manoa Kamikamica’s legal saga is unfolding in a high-stakes courtroom setting in Fiji. As his defense questions the charges tied to a Commission of Inquiry, the case amplifies a broader conversation about accountability and governance in the country.

A milestone in Fiji’s push for healthier meals and stronger local farming unfolds as agriculture and health sectors unite on a new nutrition policy. From growing your own food to boosting local production, this effort points to meaningful changes for communities and everyday health.

Fiji’s coral reefs faced one of their fiercest blows from Tropical Cyclone Winston, yet four years on many reefs are rebounding toward pre‑storm health. The recovery hinges on healthy herbivorous fish and nearby coral larvae, highlighting resilience—and the actions that can sustain it.

Global health officials warn that polio eradication remains within reach, even as a sizable funding shortfall challenges the campaign. In response, planners are tightening surveillance, optimizing vaccine use, and partnering with other immunization programs to protect the last pockets of transmission. The coming years will test whether decades of progress can be sustained.

Manuqalo Komaitai’s star keeps rising as she signs with Harlequins for the 2025-26 Premiership Women’s season. A Fiji World Cup standout and the Irish Guards’ first Fijian female soldier, her unique blend of grit and talent signals an exciting new chapter in rugby.

Fiji is reshaping how election results are shared, moving away from a mobile app that sparked confusion. A centralized, verified results center is set to provide journalists with trusted updates, signaling a push for greater transparency ahead of the 2026 elections. The change promises more reliable information and stronger public trust in the democratic process.

Plans for a high-profile Trump-Putin meeting hit a snag as Moscow doubles down on concessions and an immediate ceasefire remains out of reach. With discussions paused and diplomacy continuing behind the scenes, the coming weeks could shape the drift toward—or away from—a negotiated settlement in Ukraine.

Music, drums, and a generous heart come together in a story of community care. Sunny Boy and Mega Stars Fiji rally fans and artists to support the Golden Age Home, turning concerts into a $10,000 boost for elderly residents. A powerful reminder that compassion can echo through every note.

Divine Farm in Verata is sowing more than crops—it’s cultivating opportunity for local communities through a blend of traditional know-how and modern farming. A look at growth, jobs, and a bold vision for Fiji’s agricultural future.

Stéphane Auvray steps in as Fiji’s national team coach with a global football pedigree and a plan to forge a clear identity on and off the pitch. Expect a focus on culture, pathways for young players, and high-performance development as Fiji begins a new era of ambition and pride.

Fiji is urging urgent, regional action to confront climate-driven health challenges in the Western Pacific. A bold five-year plan to bolster health systems, paired with calls for fairer funding, signals a decisive push toward resilience for vulnerable communities.

In Suva, a high-stakes bail review tests Fiji’s efforts to curb drug trafficking and protect public trust in the justice system. The case centers on an alleged importation of a substantial amount of liquid methamphetamine and touches on related charges against police officers, with tight court deadlines shaping the proceedings. As prosecutors and defense present…

A survivor’s courage shines in a courtroom as a heartbreaking case of familial abuse comes to light. The ruling underscored accountability and the urgent need for stronger protections for vulnerable children. A powerful reminder of the lasting impact of abuse and the strength it takes to speak out.

Women in Lomavata are turning traditional crafts into real opportunity, led by Sera Gukiwasa Coriakula. A simple belief—hands, talent, and faith—has sparked a grassroots movement that’s lifting families and reshaping the community.