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Rural and maritime farmers are grappling with a payment system that can’t keep up—delays, unreliable networks, and long trips to verify funds are common. A push to overhaul the AMA framework promises a fairer, faster path for remote communities and a more sustainable future for farming.

Faith meets public service as a cabinet minister calls for principled leadership and stronger institutions in Fiji. His message centers on stability, the rule of law, and governance built on discipline rather than revenge. A vision where democracy endures through robust institutions rather than personal power hints at a hopeful path forward.

A respected lawyer raises alarms over the proposed Referendum Bill, warning that several provisions are vague, overbroad, and could threaten constitutional rights. He argues that ordinary expressions of support or opposition to the current constitution might be criminalized, and that public discussion about the referendum could be curtailed. The critique calls for urgent amendments and…

An era in Fiji rugby closes as Mark Evans steps down from the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, leaving a legacy of growth and opportunity for local players. He sketches a future where the sport thrives beyond the club, aiming for sustained success against rugby’s giants. With fresh leadership and a season on the horizon, Fiji’s…

Fiji is rolling out a bold health-sector roadmap for 2026–2031, built on broad stakeholder collaboration and a commitment to turning funding into tangible improvements. The plan tackles workforce retention, urgent hospital upgrades, and clearer, more inclusive communication across health facilities—backed by international partners as it heads toward Cabinet approval. By weaving a long-term master plan…

A campus tragedy at Brown University reverberates through the community as exams are halted and fear takes hold. As investigators seek answers, students and families grapple with the path forward and the urgent questions about safety on campus.

Fiji’s tourism sector is at a crossroads, heavily dependent on a handful of markets and facing sluggish growth. A bold 2025–2035 plan outlines new acts, standards, and partnerships to diversify, modernize governance, and build a more resilient, thriving industry.

Unsettled weather grips Fiji, bringing heavy downpours, potential thunderstorms, and a rising risk of flash floods in low-lying areas. With tropical systems lingering nearby, the coming days look set to stay wet and volatile.

An ambitious government grant is propelling Nabukarabe Youth Club toward new, positive initiatives. The funding comes with a call for collective action to steer youths away from drugs and toward healthier futures, especially in Fiji’s remote communities. It’s a hopeful sign of renewed support for young people across the islands.

Fiji is rolling out a bold push to streamline investment, tackle long-standing barriers, and speed up reforms. A government-backed hub focused on transparency and timely decisions could be the catalyst for a more inviting investment landscape.

Lights, camera, a Wellington premiere: Avatar: Fire and Ash unfolds with a star-packed arrival and a sprawling, 1,600-strong local crew. The night spotlights New Zealand’s thriving film scene and the push for stronger training and fairer rebates to sustain the momentum.

Fiji’s Northern Division could get a tourism lift from ambitious plans to upgrade air links and airport facilities. A potential new airport site and long-term connectivity upgrades may reshape arrivals to Savusavu, Labasa, and surrounding communities, fueling optimism for the region’s economy.