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Fiji’s Cabinet stands behind Prime Minister Rabuka after a High Court ruling, signaling unity and a careful path forward. With potential appeals on the horizon and no talk of resignation, ministers stress the rule of law as the government steers through a pivotal moment.

Twenty new recycling bins are rolling out across Serua Province, signaling a bold step in local waste management and climate action. Launched to coincide with World Wetlands Day, the initiative brings resources to Nabukelevu and nearby communities, reinforcing environmental stewardship among students and residents.

Key officials outlined a plan to modernize policing laws and tighten drug-enforcement provisions, emphasizing stronger inter-agency collaboration. The discussions point toward a more proactive, adaptable legal framework designed to boost public safety in the face of new challenges.

Fiji steps into a new diplomatic chapter as its new Ambassador to Japan takes the Oath of Allegiance at a State House ceremony. Attended by senior officials and family members, the event signals Fiji’s renewed push to strengthen ties with Japan.

Authorities warn of impostors posing as transport officials offering quick permits and licenses for a fee. Officials stress that all services must go through official channels and payments only through approved systems. Stay vigilant and protect yourself from fraud with trusted, official guidance.

Glen Jackson hints that Friday’s Skipper Select clash could spotlight Fiji’s next rugby stars ahead of the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific season. A showcase for rising players from the Skipper Cup and a broader pathway for Fiji rugby, with leadership shaping opportunities beyond the domestic league. A glimpse of the talent pipeline fueling Fiji’s professional…

Fiji’s prime minister signals that resignation could be on the table as a high-stakes legal battle tests accountability at the top. With an appeal looming, the next move could redefine the government’s direction and public trust.

Fiji’s Wai Tui International is back after a 14-year hiatus. Registrations are open for the 2026 regatta at Wailoaloa Beach in Nadi, bringing paddlers from the Pacific and beyond to a weekend that honors a paddling legacy with sprint and marathon action.

Fiji moves toward a new chapter of local democracy, with municipal elections planned for late 2026—the first since 2005 to elect town and city leaders. A focus on civic education and community-led preparation aims to empower residents and reconnect governance with the people.

Smartphones are reshaping classroom life and family time in Fiji, sparking a national conversation about balance. As concerns grow about sleep, health, and real-world connection, many families are seeking practical ways to keep technology a helper rather than a hurdle.

Frontline health workers on Fiji’s remote islands are urged to stay safe as a health centre temporarily closes after an incident involving a nurse. With essential services continuing through local teams, communities are called to support those delivering care in hard-to-reach areas.

Arete Capital Advisory steps in as a long-term partner for Lion One’s Tuvatu gold mine, signaling a bold push to transform the project into a leading underground operation on a global stage. The collaboration centers on a multi-year management and oversight arrangement aimed at disciplined optimization and a data-driven exploration push. With leadership changes and…

Fiji’s Customs is rolling out a modernization push driven by intelligence and technology to strengthen border security while speeding legitimate trade. From new non-intrusive inspection facilities to a National Single Window and enhanced surveillance, bold steps are underway. As leaders honor the dedication of frontline officers, the reforms promise a smarter, more resilient border and…