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In Suva, a high-stakes courtroom session sheds light on a long-delayed salary review and the delicate power behind public appointments. As testimony unfolds, questions of transparency and accountability loom over Fiji’s electoral and governance landscape, hinting at potential reforms ahead. The proceedings promise fresh insights into governance and public trust.

An IT veteran warns that smartphones may keep monitoring you even when they appear off—silent location tracking, hidden microphones, and covert camera access. This eye-opening look at modern privacy challenges invites readers to rethink how we use and trust our everyday devices.

A Makoi bus driver’s morning took a terrifying turn when a group of intoxicated youths assaulted him on board. He sought help at a nearby police station, but responses were slow, and the suspects disappeared as investigations begin. Injuries and growing anxiety about returning to work highlight concerns over police support and safety measures for…

Fiji’s aviation regulator reaffirmed its safety-first stance, underscoring strict maintenance rules under ANR 145C for Fiji-registered aircraft. As talks with an operator continue and ICAO-aligned reforms loom, the industry watches a careful, standards-driven path for Fiji’s aviation students and operators.

Pink will lead the way as communities in Suva and Lautoka rise for a 5K walk that spots Fiji’s rising NCD challenge. A morning of community spirit, themed outfits, and small acts that promise bigger changes toward healthier living.

Tailevu Rugby Union unveils a landmark sponsorship that rebrands its teams and sets a bold blueprint for grassroots rugby through 2025–2030. With fresh backing fueling local talent, a weekend of action looms as the province and its players chase new opportunities on and off the pitch.

In 1992, Yasawa island chiefs stepped into a heated clash over labor rights, challenging a major cruise operator at the heart of Fiji’s tourism economy. The dispute spotlighted worker protections, community benefits, and the tension between traditional leadership and corporate interests. A vivid look at how paradise economies must balance profit with people and place.

Labasa is poised for a major traffic upgrade, featuring a southern bypass and a new Labasa River bridge. The plan aims to ease congestion and shorten travel times, signaling brighter, more reliable transport for the town and region. Temporary access routes will keep essentials flowing as designers map out long‑term improvements, hinting at a future…

Taylor Swift’s latest album has fans buzzing with mystery, as listeners hunt for sly lyric hints about rivalries and backstage intrigue. With mutual respect at the center and a major career milestone on the horizon, anticipation is building for what’s next.

Fiji’s consumer watchdog is joining forces with the media to boost public awareness of rights and fair trading. Expect a focus on responsible reporting, transparency in investigations, and a new app to streamline complaints. The collaboration aims to build trust, inform citizens, and strengthen market protections for everyone.

Diwali Dhoom lights up Labasa as Fiji Rice shines a spotlight on homegrown harvests, local farmers, and a vibrant mix of performances and stalls — a festive celebration that proudly honors local pride.

Frontline voices in Fiji are finally guiding the reform conversation, highlighting the hurdles officers face daily. With new funding and plans to bolster the ranks, plus international partnerships on the horizon, the policing landscape could be poised for change—yet questions about accountability and trust linger.

An upcoming trial in Suva will probe a dramatic supermarket robbery and the charges facing a local farmer. As the courtroom drama unfolds, questions about safety in busy retail spaces and what it means for local shoppers loom large.

Fiji faces a pivotal debate over corporal punishment and child rights. Advocates urge non-violent discipline and safer schools, highlighting troubling abuse statistics and a growing call for more compassionate approaches to child education and care.

A high-stakes Fiji courtroom case unfolds as a former secretary faces multiple corruption charges involving forged documents and illicit gains tied to public funds.

Fiji is rolling out a sweeping policing modernization drive—tight budgeting, a major staffing push, and upgraded training to boost public safety. The plan also tightens accountability, introduces new tools and facilities, and expands rural posts, signaling a bold shift in how policing serves communities.

Lautoka’s bus station is getting a $3 million upgrade that promises a brighter, more comfortable travel hub. The project also brings improved shelter for market vendors, hinting at broader transport modernization and a better daily life for residents.

A troubling rise in diabetes among Fiji’s youth—teens and young adults—signals a shift with lasting implications. As lifestyle, obesity, and stress fuel the trend, health advocates call for urgent, community-driven prevention in schools and families. A hopeful path emerges as the nation seeks healthier habits for its younger generation.

Fiji’s police force stands at a crossroads as calls for reform, better funding, and stronger oversight intensify. Critics warn that aging equipment and resource shortages are undermining professional policing, even as strategic changes aim to restore public trust and strengthen national security.

Fiji Police Force reaches a historic milestone with plans for its first permanent headquarters in Nasova, signaling a new era of modernization and closer ties with the communities it serves.