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A fragile ceasefire has been reached after days of border clashes, with plans to release detained soldiers once calm returns and civilians can go home. The 72-hour pause will be closely watched as both sides push to clear landmines and prevent a relapse, testing trust and diplomacy at the frontier.

Three separate fatal crashes in the region are under investigation, underscoring ongoing road-safety concerns. As authorities piece together what happened, the incidents leave families seeking answers and highlight the need for vigilance on every journey.

Fiji football icon Roy Krishna makes a surprising homecoming, stepping into a pivotal role with Bula FC. With a string of international caps, top-scorer honours, and a mission to mentor the next generation, his return could spark a new chapter for Fijian football.

Amid social media claims, the iTaukei Land Trust Board says its operations are open, transparent, and fully compliant with policy and landowner consultation. It emphasizes strict leasing rules, governance reforms, and a commitment to safeguarding land and empowering communities for the future.

From a dramatic comeback to a global triumph, Lynda Rabeni-Vatuloka channels her Fijian heritage and fierce determination to help New Zealand seize the Global Youth Sevens title. A story of resilience, teamwork, and the rising generation of women’s rugby.

Fiji Rugby gears up for a new era off the field with a seasoned finance leader stepping in as Chief Financial Officer. Pita Tutuvula Waqanivalu will take the reins in February 2026, bringing international experience and a mandate to strengthen governance and sustainable growth for rugby in Fiji.

Thousands of examination staff are closer to full payment as the Ministry wraps up final documentation and clears remaining balances. With most salaries issued, officials are tackling last-minute issues and exploring faster options like M-PAiSA for future disbursements. The focus remains on recognizing the dedication of those who power the national exams.

A sudden leadership reversal at Fiji’s competition watchdog has left the regulator in limbo. With tariff decisions fueling public debate, all eyes are on the future direction of the FCCC as governance questions linger.

An urgent appeal from a Fiji mother: her 13-year-old daughter’s eye condition needs treatment not available locally, sending the family on an international journey and a substantial fundraising effort. A story of hope, resilience, and a community rallying to light a path toward a healthier future.

At Natovi Jetty, more than 50 women vendors are riding a seasonal traffic surge while urging government support to upgrade their makeshift stalls. Veteran seller Madelene Yalimai explains how the festive rush sustains families, but better facilities are needed to keep food safe and incomes steady. The piece highlights how these women fuel travelers and…

Fiji’s livestock sector gets a major boost from an international partnership, with new farming machinery arriving to ease feed shortages and build climate resilience. Tractors, harvesters and balers, paired with farmer training, aim to turn the gear into real gains for rural communities.

Fiji is attracting more foreign investment, yet turning momentum into real projects will require streamlined approvals and stronger government coordination. Officials say closer engagement with resource owners and cross-agency collaboration are the keys to sustaining this growth.

After more than a year away on a peacekeeping mission, a devoted mother and soldier returns home to family. Her story offers a candid glimpse of resilience, sacrifice, and the quiet strength that carries service members through reunions.

Serua is reeling after a serious road crash this afternoon as emergency crews rush to the scene. Bystanders stepped in to help those involved while investigators begin piecing together what happened, with officials promising updates as the investigation unfolds.

After nine decades, Fiji’s Vatukoula gold mine is poised for a bold revival as a Chinese investor commits at least F$200 million to modernize facilities over the next two to three years. Tailings reprocessing, expanded exploration, and a staged production ramp aim to push output toward 1,500 tonnes per day—set against the backdrop of aging…

Fiji marks a milestone in empowering women entrepreneurs through a landmark collaboration between key financial institutions. A focus on digital inclusion and accessible financing hints at a brighter future for women-led businesses and the broader economy.

Steven Nutley, a respected partner in Fiji’s Audit & Assurance practice, retires after nine years shaping the profession. His legacy—built on mentorship, approachability, and a drive to elevate standards—continues to influence Fiji’s accounting community.

Fiji football legend Radike Nawalu starts a fresh chapter off the field at Tambua Sands Resort. From celebrated striker to hospitality teammate, his energy and humor bring a new kind of spark to retirement. A remarkable transition that proves new opportunities can still shine after the spotlight fades.

Three men remain in police custody after a deadly early-morning stabbing in the Batinivuriwai Settlement. Investigators say a dispute at a bus shelter preceded the tragedy, as the community rallies for safer streets and peaceful conflict resolution.

At Nausori Market, daily trades become a lifeline and a doorway to healing. Tokasa Cavukali, 58, has reshaped her life through market work, finding independence and a reason to smile again. As the festive season nears, her story celebrates resilience, kindness, and the true spirit of community.

A Gau Island family’s plea after the death of six-month-old Yaca is shining a harsh light on healthcare in remote communities. They’ve filed an official complaint, alleging serious inadequacies at Qarani Health Centre, from water shortages to delays in care. Their call for urgent reforms—better resources, staffing, and emergency readiness—highlights the quest for timely, quality…