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Digital literacy is no longer optional in Fiji. A new push warns that misinformation, online abuse, and scams threaten individuals and communities, as mobile devices become powerful yet risky tools. The message: think critically, verify before you share, and join a nationwide effort to build safer, more responsible online spaces.

With local elections looming, municipalities are under pressure to improve waste management and boost revenue. From tougher enforcement and strategic partnerships to sharper governance and accountability, officials are crafting a new playbook to deliver better services and restore public trust.

Free-entry matches set the stage as Fiji’s Kula begin a landmark FIFA Women’s World Cup Oceania Qualifiers under a new head coach. A nation’s rallying call to support the team on their historic journey in Ba.

Small Island Developing States are on the front lines of climate change, yet billions in needed climate finance remain out of reach. With about $12 billion a year required for resilience, funding lags due to perceived risk and fragmentation. New regional delivery approaches, project pooling, and tailored funding models could unlock the investment these vulnerable…

Ponipate Loganimasi returned to Vuda District School for a heartwarming homecoming that shines a light on where his rugby dream began. He told hopeful students about chasing idols, belief, and hard work, hoping to spark their own journeys. As the Drua gear up for Round Three against the Hurricanes, inspiration lingers long after the final…

BRED Bank Fiji says its role in a high-profile drug-related wealth case is strictly limited to holding an account under court orders. It stresses robust anti-money laundering controls, full regulatory compliance, and unwavering cooperation with law enforcement to safeguard Fiji’s financial system.

Fiji is signaling a major overhaul of its anti-corruption framework. The government hints at legislative and constitutional changes that could shift investigative powers to existing state bodies. As reforms move forward, questions swirl about accountability and what this could mean for the fight against corruption.

Prime Minister Rabuka says Fiji’s public service must serve the nation, not family ties, as nepotism questions swirl around FICAC. A Judicial Services Commission review is underway, keeping the focus on integrity and national welfare.

A new phase in health governance unfolds as the Ministry of Health steps into the drafting of a major concession deal with Health Care Fiji and Aspen Medical. After years on the sidelines, the ministry is shaping the agreement with a clear focus on prioritizing public service delivery, ahead of a second round of talks.

Prime Minister Rabuka says real reform is a long game, not something finished in a single term. Some changes are in place, many initiatives are still unfolding, and the baton could pass to future governments after the next election. The emphasis is on continuity and a shared effort toward lasting progress.

Campus housing is under pressure as demand vastly outnumbers supply at the start of the term. A tiered, equity-focused allocation system guides who gets a bed first, with deadlines and late submissions adding to the tension. Officials say they’re actively engaging with affected students to provide guidance and support as the situation unfolds.

Fiji stands at a constitutional crossroads as legal practitioners press the President to act on key recommendations about FICAC leadership. With the independence of public institutions and the rule of law in sharp focus, the unfolding situation tests the limits of presidential discretion and constitutional safeguards.

Pacific coast fisheries gain a practical boost as technicians complete an intensive refrigeration training, focusing on ice-making systems and hands-on maintenance. With skills honed across eight island nations, the program promises steadier ice supplies, fresher catches, and stronger livelihoods for coastal communities.

From Japan’s orderly labs to Fiji’s sunlit wards, a JICA volunteer applies 5S, KAIZEN, and TQM to elevate patient safety. Small, practical moves—like smart labeling and color-coding—are sparking big improvements in healthcare.

Gen Z leaders took center stage at the Leaders LEAD Symposium 2026, urging a shift from traditional hierarchies to empathy, mentorship, and real collaboration. Their call for inclusive, adaptable leadership hints at a future where every generation thrives together. A glimpse into a conversation shaping how we lead and learn.

From frontline duties to the halls of IUJ, Fijian public servants embark on a turning point in Japan. Through Kaizen and Omotenashi, they gain fresh governance insights and global perspectives, foreshadowing a new era of public service back home and stronger cross-border ties.