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Along Colombia’s border with Venezuela, Catatumbo is turning into a new theater of conflict as the ELN consolidates power and rival FARC factions clash over coca and oil riches. Civilians are fleeing and hopes for lasting peace are tested by a broader regional backdrop of drug routes and geopolitical tensions.

Night-time road works around Nausori’s Rewa Bridge are set to begin, with a temporary lane closure lasting about a week. Expect possible delays as two lanes on one end are closed and traffic moves through in a limited fashion, while Nausori access remains open. A glimpse into ongoing safety-focused improvements by the Fiji Roads Authority.

A bold maritime pine program is reshaping life on Fiji’s outer islands, turning forestry into real income and jobs for Kadavu and Gau. With government backing, new infrastructure, and active community participation, this sustainable model is linking remote communities to markets and sowing the seeds of lasting prosperity.

Fiji is shifting from reactive disaster response to proactive resilience, unveiling a nationwide push to expand evacuation centres and upgrade shelters against stronger cyclones and rising seas. With ongoing funding and international collaboration, the plan aims to protect communities and build climate-ready futures.

Fiji authorities say a joint police-and-customs operation disrupted a major drug-smuggling attempt, arresting a senior executive and three associates. The case underscores the ongoing crackdown on narcotics trafficking in the region as investigations continue.

An intense parliamentary exchange in Fiji spotlights sharp disagreements over disaster resilience and rural development. With contrasting strategies on evacuation centers, resource priorities, and climate-related challenges, the debate hints at broader questions about protecting communities from future crises.

Fiji moves to shore up its cyber defenses with a landmark international treaty, boosting cross-border cooperation and modernizing national laws. The plan also elevates victims’ rights and aims to shield citizens and businesses from online threats across the Pacific.

Emergency responders rushed to a Denarau-area bus crash this morning after a service bus veered off the road, leaving multiple passengers injured. Investigations are underway as officials stress road safety and vigilance on Fiji’s roads.

Esrom Yosef Immanuel has been sworn in as Fiji’s new Finance Minister, marking a fresh chapter in the nation’s economic leadership. The move signals a push for inclusive, collaborative governance and new approaches to growth and fiscal resilience. The changes underway could shape Fiji’s development trajectory in the months ahead.

An early-morning bus crash in Denarau left dozens injured as the vehicle ended up in a swamp. Investigators are probing the cause amid rising concerns about road safety and transport standards.

WRFL’s new I-Recycle Station redefines Fiji’s recycling landscape with a durable, weather-ready hub for streamlined waste sorting across industrial, corporate, and hospitality sites. A bold step forward in Fiji’s ongoing push toward a cleaner, more sustainable waste future.

– A major review of Fiji’s Police Act aims to put people at the center of policing, inviting communities to help shape a more transparent, rights-based future. – As a new Police Bill takes shape, voices from across Fiji are being called in to redefine policing—emphasizing service, trust, and modern accountability. – Reforms underway could…

An important update to Fiji’s e-ticketing system could finally ease a long-standing pain for commuters: balance can be moved from a lost or stolen card to a replacement, with new safeguards in place. The change aims to curb frustration and restore confidence in the public transport upgrade, as rollout continues.

History was made as Malolo rose to the occasion with a season-defining triumph, powered by unwavering community support. A gripping finale showcased grit, teamwork, and a dream realized. The win signals a bright future for the team and its devoted fans.

Under Harmanpreet Kaur’s fearless leadership, India’s women claim a historic World Cup title in a final packed with nerves, grit, and big moments. It’s a story of comeback, rising stars, and a moment that could redefine the future of women’s cricket.

Fiji’s teachers’ union is spotlighting women’s leadership, urging greater visibility and decision-making power for female educators. Through capacity-building and community programs, advocates are pushing for a more inclusive education landscape and governance. This evolving effort signals a hopeful move toward equity that could reshape classrooms and beyond.

Hamas signals plans to return the bodies of three hostages, testing a fragile ceasefire as tensions with Israel mount. Israel pushes for faster progress and accountability, while renewed clashes and disputed violations underscore how precarious the pause remains. With U.S. mediation and a small troop presence in southern Israel, diplomats watch closely as talks continue…

Miles Teller brings a punchy, non-singing energy to SNL with a sharp political spoof. In a cheeky White House renovation sketch, the Property Brothers collide with presidential makeovers, delivering over-the-top décor and timely humor. A stylish, bite-sized burst of satire that sticks with you.