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Levuka faces a leadership gap and mounting infrastructure challenges, with volunteers keeping essential services afloat. A 2025–2026 budget pledge hints at heritage restoration, waste upgrades, and better roads—stirring debate on governance and revival. As stakeholders weigh stability, investment, and preservation, the town’s path to renewal remains a developing story.

Fiji unveils bold reforms to reshape its labor market and empower the next generation. From wiping out student debt and expanding scholarships to reviving vocational training and broadened apprenticeships, fresh pathways are opening for thousands of learners. With new startup grants, immigration tweaks, and public-service reforms, the aim is a skilled, resilient economy for the…

Fiji’s Pinktober kicks off with a bold push for action against breast cancer, urging communities to break the stigma and commit to early detection. As cancer trends rise, new outreach targets rural areas and families—turning awareness into real protection and brighter futures.

Two independent MPs are stepping into Assistant Minister roles as Fiji’s PM Rabuka reshuffles his cabinet. The move signals a bid for stronger parliamentary support and broader collaboration in the final years of the term.

A Suva man, 34-year-old Alipate Matadigo, has been remanded in a case linked to a vehicle tied to illicit drugs, along with two police officers facing drug-related charges. As prosecutors plan a joint hearing, the matter raises questions about accountability within law enforcement and Fiji’s ongoing drug crackdown.

A former Telecom Fiji Limited director faces serious financial charges as a hearing date approaches. With pre-trial steps underway and questions about undisclosed interests in play, the upcoming testimony could shape Fiji’s corporate governance landscape.

Fiji steps up its fight against illicit drugs with fresh charges and a broad crackdown across authorities. The unfolding cases highlight the scale of trafficking and even touch on integrity concerns within parts of the force. As legal proceedings begin, the community watches for stronger safety measures and renewed trust in law enforcement.

Fiji is stepping up disaster readiness with a people-centered early warning system, real-time alerts, and inclusive community resilience—set to strengthen protection ahead of the cyclone season.

Local rugby delivered a weekend of drama and standout performances, capped by a thrilling Ravonu Cup final and a growing momentum in the women’s division. With gritty teamwork, rising stars, and renewed community spirit, the season is shaping up to be one to watch.

A landmark Fiji High Court ruling is igniting debate over accountability in public life. A former prime minister is found guilty of pressuring police leadership to take action against officers, while a former police commissioner is acquitted on abuse-of-office charges. The verdict is fueling discussions about ethics, governance, and trust in public institutions.

Decades of friendship meet frontline care in Suva as a Chinese naval hospital ship delivers free medical services to Fiji’s communities. A high-profile visit signals a growing healthcare partnership and deeper regional collaboration.

Recent aviation disruptions in Fiji have spurred a renewed commitment to safety and compliance. A parliamentary update from Acting Tourism Minister Ifereimi Vasu outlines evidence-based decisions, stricter maintenance rules, and a roadmap to strengthen confidence in Fiji’s skies.

A new feminist-led partnership in the Pacific is shaping a practical, inclusive plan to prevent violence against women—grounded in local voices and community action. It hints at systemic change that could redefine safety and rights for women and girls across the region.

With Super Rugby Pacific marking its 30th season, the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are plotting a landmark 2026. Expect a historic Ba showdown at the newly redeveloped Four R Stadium, a revamped finals format, and more Fiji-wide venues that bring top-tier rugby closer to home.

Timelines collide with immunity in a Suva court as a widow’s civil case against Fiji’s military forces is dismissed for missing deadlines. The ruling casts a spotlight on procedural rules and the protections around senior military leadership, fueling debate on accountability and support for service families.

An early-year spending spike puts Fiji’s compensation scheme under the spotlight, as thousands of claims sit unprocessed. With reforms rolling out to speed relief for injured workers, the drive toward faster, more accountable support is only just beginning.

Amid growing concerns of foreign-linked crime networks in the Pacific, a recent arrest in Fiji underscores how crime and politics can intersect in small island nations. The incident spotlights governance challenges, calls for stronger security measures, and the delicate dance of diplomacy in the region.

Fiji faces a rising drug crisis, and a key opposition voice is urging bipartisan action to empower the Counter-Narcotics Bureau and strengthen legal tools. The plan combines independent enforcement, international support, and a renewed focus on rehabilitation to tackle both trafficking and recovery. As accountability gains momentum, the hope is for a united, nationwide effort…