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Fiji gears up to overhaul its water system as climate pressures intensify shortages. With plans for boreholes, solar-powered desalination, and UNICEF-supported rural assessments, a new era of safer, more reliable water may be on the horizon.

– A top minister signals a bold push to bridge access gaps in roads, water, electricity and telecoms across Fiji’s Northern Division—driven by yearly milestones and steady planning. – With plans and budgets under the microscope, authorities vow a tangible upgrade to rural Fiji’s infrastructure, starting with improved roads and essential services in the North.…

A stalled $2.6 million water reservoir project in Labasa is under government scrutiny as officials seek answers. With thousands still relying on boreholes, fresh funding plans and broader infrastructure promises hint at relief, even as key details remain unclear.

A man is accused of impersonating a senior official to solicit funds via Viber, raising alarms about online scams. In a separate case, another suspect allegedly tricked a victim into revealing a one-time PIN, netting over $300. As cybercrime rises, authorities urge everyone to stay vigilant and verify identities before sharing personal information online.

An $8.38 million plan is set to transform Nabouwalu into a modern 5.5-hectare township, aiming to spark local commerce, better services, and new jobs. With phase one under way along the Nabouwalu Highway and a completion target for 2027–2028, the development will include commercial, civic, and light industrial zones plus a recreational area—a bold step…

Papua New Guinea marks a milestone on the world stage with a UN address focused on unity, peace, and protecting the planet. From Bougainville’s peace legacy to a call for bold climate action, the speech hints at a hopeful path shaped by diverse voices and shared responsibility.

After ten years on the air, a beloved Bay Area broadcaster bids a heartfelt goodbye, blending humor with nostalgia. This farewell hints at unforgettable moments, a surprising duet, and the lasting connections forged with viewers.

Concern is growing over misconduct by a minority of Fijian workers in Australia, prompting a rethink of the PALM scheme. Prime Minister Rabuka says most problems come from a few workers, and reforms are underway before any more deployments. With Australian partners, Fiji is tightening oversight to protect workers and sustain the program’s future.

An early-morning bus crash in Rakiraki sent emergency crews rushing to the scene and left several injured. With investigators now on the case, the incident is prompting renewed calls for safer road practices and heightened driving awareness.

On Nauru, asylum seekers say meals are slipping from reach as a small fortnightly allowance fails to cover basics. New testimonies reveal a humanitarian crisis shaped by offshore processing contracts and scarce safeguards, raising urgent questions about care and accountability.

Fiji is gearing up for a bigger wave of national external exams this year, with around 41,000 students across Year 8, Year 12, and Year 13. A recent dedication service brought together students, teachers, parents, and faith leaders to rally around resilience and well-being as the exam season approaches.

Rakiraki’s promised sugar mill still hasn’t materialized, leaving farmers facing gruelling cane transport and long delays. As Parliament weighs a government guarantee for the FSC, critics warn livelihoods in Fiji’s rural heartland are at stake. Will urgent infrastructure commitments finally translate into real relief for the sugar belt?

Authorities declare a biosecurity emergency in Ciriwai as a termite outbreak triggers six months of containment measures. With strict movement limits and ongoing public awareness efforts, residents are urged to stay vigilant and report any sightings to help halt the spread.