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Two men are charged in connection with a $9,000 forestry licensing scheme, with bail granted under strict conditions. The development marks another step in ongoing efforts to tackle corruption in public service.

After a damaging fire at the Rarawai Sugar Mill, a December restart is in sight. Investigations are underway and cane deliveries have been redirected to keep production moving. As farmers await updates, industry partners outline safety and support measures for a steadier path ahead.

A cherished Fijian arts village in Pacific Harbour is undergoing a bold revival, fusing traditional iTaukei culture with fresh entertainment experiences. Backed by a $20 million redevelopment, the project aims to rejuvenate tourism, create local jobs, and weave the community’s voice into every step of the transformation.

An arc of Fiji’s democracy—from the first Indian member of the Legislative Council in 1916 to reforms that broadened voting and reshaped representation. This concise history reveals how a multi-ethnic nation grapples with unity, rights, and the drive toward a more inclusive future.

Fiji Bati are dialing up their defense and sharpening the ruck as they chase a strong finish in the Pacific Bowl Championship. With forwards laying the platform for the backs, the team’s new balance could shape their clash with the Cook Islands.

Atu Sokobale, a rising prop with French league seasoning, earns a spot in Fiji’s 32-man squad after a pivotal nod. A fresh mix of youth and seasoned leaders sets the Flying Fijians on course for a bold international campaign.

At just 21, Linesh Naidu is turning Labasa’s Diwali into a sweeter story. Balancing temple duties with his own sweet-making venture, he crafts authentic South Indian treats that are drawing late-night orders. A glimpse into Fiji’s rising wave of young culinary talent.

An early-morning break-in at Naseyani Seventh-day Adventist Church has sparked fresh concerns about vandalism at Fiji’s places of worship. As investigators search for clues, the community is urged to stand together to protect sacred spaces and uphold harmony across faiths.

Deuba District comes alive as students, villagers, and officials mark World Food Day with a shared vision for Fiji’s food and nutrition security. The celebration highlights healthier eating, stronger local farming, and policy momentum, hinting at a brighter, more resilient food future.

Fiji’s Fulton Adventist College has stepped into a new era, officially becoming Fulton Adventist University. The accreditation signals more than a name change—it’s a renewed commitment to holistic education and broader opportunities for students across the region. The milestone hints at exciting possibilities for the community and the future of higher education in Fiji.

Could a Belfast title defense turn into a historic showdown with Manny Pacquiao? Lewis Crocker is weighing a blockbuster option that has boxing fans buzzing, with talks underway and a high-profile clash on the horizon.

An inquest into the Eugowra flood probes how warnings, instrument gaps and emergency response shaped a sudden, devastating surge. The case highlights a push for upgraded flood monitoring as extreme weather becomes more common.

A landmark ruling shields a Bollywood icon from AI deepfakes, granting interim protection for his name, image, and voice. The decision signals a new era in safeguarding personality rights as technology blurs the line between reality and imitation. What this means for celebrities and digital identity is just beginning to unfold.

Fiji unveils a bold new policy to strengthen local farming, curb imports, and secure healthier, more resilient meals for all—a bold step toward a self-sufficient food future.

Fiji is rethinking how discipline shapes young minds. Critics warn that corporal punishment can flip learning into survival, stifling curiosity and trust. As advocates push for non-violent methods, many hope classrooms become safer, more supportive spaces that unlock children’s potential.

At a Miami show, Billie Eilish faced a shocking moment when a fan grabbed her during a crowd interaction. Security moved quickly, she steadied herself, and the performance continued—sparking fresh conversations about safety and conduct at live concerts.

A heated debate over school discipline in Fiji raises sharp questions about children’s rights and safety. Proponents of corporal punishment push for its return, while rights advocates warn such measures breach laws and harm development—calling instead for non-violent, constructive approaches that protect every child.

Fiji lays out a disciplined, growth‑focused roadmap as government leaders meet with IMF and World Bank partners in Washington. The talks highlight a resilient medium‑term fiscal framework, tailored support for small island economies, and a bold push toward high‑income status by 2050, anchored in social stability, education, health, and infrastructure.

RM drops a tantalizing hint about BTS’s spring 2026 comeback, with a fresh album already in the works. After a period of solo projects and military service, the group is gearing up for a highly anticipated return that fans have been waiting for.

Fiji’s leadership is sketching a path to fiscal discipline and sustainable growth as top policymakers meet international partners to discuss the 2025/2026 budget and long-term reforms. The talks spotlight stronger business climate measures, regional cooperation, and tailored support for small developing states—aimed at a resilient, high-growth future.

In Fiji, getting young victims to speak up about abuse—especially when the offender is a trusted family member—is a sea of complexity. Experts warn that fear, loyalty, and repeated questioning can silence children, even as the system seeks kinder, more effective ways to listen. Amid ongoing efforts to protect and empower young survivors, a new…