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Groundbreaking in Tamavua signals a turning point for Suva and Lami’s water supply. A modular 20-megalitre plant, backed by a $17M investment, aims to deliver more reliable taps along Princess Road within 18 months and pave the way for future expansion.

A new partnership in Fiji could reshape how aid reaches vulnerable children. FENC and It Works Naturally are teaming up to fund education through profits from eco-friendly products, with plans that span from imports and distribution to a future local manufacturing hub. A bold approach aimed at sustaining support for Fiji’s youth.

Tonight in Tavua, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka headlines a town hall that could reshape Fiji’s regional voice in national dialogue. Broadcast live and designed to spotlight citizens outside the capital, the event signals a broader push for accountability and open government.

London hosts a pivotal session as negotiators push a groundbreaking framework to curb greenhouse gas emissions from global shipping. With a 2050 net-zero target and a potential 2027 rollout, the plan sparks debate over costs, equity for developing nations, and growing geopolitical tensions.

Pacific unity takes center stage in Tonga as leaders chart bold, innovative responses to climate and economic pressures. A call for “unity through diversity” sets the tone for a week of collaboration shaping the Blue Pacific’s resilience and future.

Tuvalu marks a bold step in climate resilience with eight hectares of reclaimed, elevated land and a symbolic coconut-planting ceremony—part of a broader effort backed by international partners. The move signals how small island nations are adapting to rising seas and shaping a hopeful path for their communities. A story of perseverance, collaboration, and a…

Hypertension can quietly affect your vision through a condition called hypertensive retinopathy. In Fiji, many may not notice the signs until it’s advanced, making regular eye checks and healthier habits more important than ever. A quick look into the blood‑pressure–eye health connection reveals how prevention can protect more than just your sight.

Levuka Port has new restrictions as authorities review the wharf and weigh options to slow deterioration. Berthing limits and tighter operations are in play, even as critics say the move came without stakeholder consultation. The development comes alongside talk of broader jetty upgrades and funding to boost outer-island maritime links.

An unprecedented maritime MEDEVAC drill brought Fiji’s naval forces and the PLA Navy together to test rapid casualty evacuation and cross‑fleet coordination at sea. The exercise highlights advanced medical response and cooperation under challenging conditions, signaling a new chapter in regional readiness and humanitarian capability in the Indo-Pacific.

After more than 30 years safeguarding Fiji’s waters, a veteran Marine Environment and Pollution Officer retires, leaving a lasting mark on the maritime community. From early days at FIMSA to leading spill responses and embracing new tech, his journey fuses courage with camaraderie. As retirement calls and time with family grows, his simple wisdom endures:…

Two Fiji ports have earned a prestigious 5S certification, spotlighting a renewed focus on organization, safety, and efficiency. A milestone that hints at safer, smarter port operations and sustained growth across Fiji’s maritime hubs.

Pacific tuna nations are exploring how to turn abundant resources into broader benefits for people—from local workers to small-scale producers. Fresh discussions emphasize social inclusion, safer workplaces, and smarter governance as keys to resilient, equitable growth for the industry. The focus is on shared prosperity that protects livelihoods, food security, and the oceans that sustain…

Year 9 admission forms for 2026 are now available. Early collection is encouraged at Senikau House in Suva, with help available by phone or in person at the Education Ministry offices.

Pacific energy leaders discuss a potential de-risking guarantee to attract private investment into island energy projects. With Fiji aiming for 90% renewable energy by 2035, the move could redefine financing for the region’s green ambitions.

Fiji Airways is navigating a careful comeback from pandemic-era debt, balancing refinancing, new borrowing, and strategic investments. A revenue rebound and ongoing funding efforts hint at brighter skies ahead, even as questions about debt levels and long-term stability remain.

Major outlets are pushing back against a new Defense Department press policy that could reshape Pentagon access, sparking a high-stakes debate over First Amendment rights and government transparency. This developing story hints at tensions between reporters, officials, and the balance of information and accountability.

Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc roars back to theaters in a dazzling 3D revival, delivering Denji’s most electrifying battles in an even more immersive dimension. Jaw-dropping animation, heart-stopping action, and deeper emotional stakes await as the saga returns to the big screen. Release date: October 31, 2025.

Global tensions and climate risks are pushing people to rethink citizenship. In Nauru, a new citizenship-by-investment program ties personal security to climate resilience efforts, drawing interest from families and investors alike. With visa-free travel and a focus on sustainable projects, this initiative offers a bold take on opportunity in uncertain times.

A worsening water crisis grips communities in Fiji, where dry spells strain supplies, health and hygiene are at risk, and promises from authorities fade. With daily life disrupted, residents are demanding lasting, real solutions.

On International Day of Rural Women, discover how Fiji’s rural women are driving resilience and economic progress—from hands-on financial literacy and small-business skills to trauma-informed support that sparks real community change. A new wave of empowerment is touching villages like Beqa and beyond, turning everyday creativity into lasting livelihoods.

In Fiji’s drought-affected Ra region, a women’s group is turning scarcity into resilience—cultivating backyard gardens, sharing skills, and building new livelihoods. Ra Naari Parishad shows how collective action can empower rural families and spark lasting change.