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A bold new push to curb human trafficking is taking shape, with border-security upgrades and a unified government response across ministries. From modernized passenger data to intensified enforcement, the plan signals zero tolerance and decisive action.

Fiji is steering toward a bolder investment push, led by a cabinet-backed committee. By tackling long-standing barriers and speeding reforms, it aims to boost investor confidence and growth.

Courtenay Place lit up for the Australasian premiere of Avatar: Fire and Ash, drawing stars and a city-wide buzz to Wellington. Beyond the red carpet, whispers of a thriving local film scene—and the conversations needed to keep it growing—took center stage. A glimpse into cinematic ambition, community pride, and the people shaping New Zealand’s film…

Fiji’s Northern Division is gearing up for a tourism turnaround with plans to upgrade air links and explore a new airport capable of welcoming larger aircraft. If these developments unfold as hoped, the region could see stronger visitor numbers and a revived local economy—even as the roadmap remains under construction.

Fiji’s bus operators are pushing for a National Transport Commission to help shape a National Public Transport Plan, drawing on seven decades of hands-on experience. They argue that stronger collaboration is needed as unsealed roads and flat fares strain services across hundreds of routes, with calls for regulatory reforms on permits and rules.

As the festive season kicks into gear, a nationwide security push brings increased police presence to ensure safe celebrations. Expect enhanced crowd control and road safety measures designed to give families peace of mind throughout the holidays.

Rising flood risk blankets Fiji’s Western Division as a trough of low pressure brings persistent rain and swelling river levels. Communities in Rakiraki, Tavua, Ba, and along adjacent waterways face heightened danger as conditions persist and alerts stay in place.

Miss Fiji Dr. Peggy Ravusiro urges Fiji to choose kindness in every conversation, arguing that compassionate dialogue and early emotional development can shape a healthier, more resilient nation.

Dr. Ratu Joji Malani, a renowned Fijian medical professional, has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Science by the University of Otago. The accolade reflects decades of service across several specialties and a heartfelt tribute that marked the moment.

Captain Virgil van Dijk hailed Liverpool’s unity as Mohamed Salah returns and makes an instant impact off the bench in a 2-0 win. With Africa Cup of Nations looming, Salah could miss several fixtures, posing a test for the Reds’ depth and leadership. The season ahead promises a tightly knit squad navigating a demanding spell…

Suva’s High Court denies Apisai Madigibuli’s fourth bid for bail, underscoring the gravity of the murder charges against him. With health concerns in custody rejected and no change in circumstances, the case heads to its next hearing in December.

Authorities say a 23-year-old man has been detained in connection with a dawn robbery in Raiwaqa, as investigators search for two accomplices. The case spotlights the impact of timely reporting and community vigilance in helping police respond quickly.

At the 120th session of the OACPS Council, Secretary-General Moussa Batraki unveiled a renewal plan grounded in reform, modernization, and stronger governance amid global uncertainty. The talks spotlighted empowering women and youth through renewed multilateral partnerships aligned with the 2030 Agenda. A moment of solidarity honored disaster-affected communities, signaling a united path forward.

TD03F has strengthened into a tropical depression, threatening Fiji with heavy rainfall and strong northerly winds in the coming days. The system is tracking toward Fiji and could affect the Lau Group and surrounding waters with gusty winds and rough seas. Unsettled conditions are expected to persist through midweek, with gradual improvement possible later in…

Heat waves don’t have to ruin your comfort. Simple, budget-friendly tweaks—from humidity control and efficient lighting to smart shading and cooling options—can dramatically improve indoor comfort and energy use during the hottest days.

A Suva High Court ruling overturns a departure ban tied to unpaid locum doctor contributions, spotlighting whether contractors can be treated as employees for regulatory purposes. The decision also casts doubt on personal liability for company debts and raises questions about debt‑recovery tactics in Fiji’s healthcare sector.