News
-
Nauru Elections Set to Decide Constitutional Change
A pivotal election in Nauru could reshape its parliament and constitutional rules, all unfolding against a vibrant island backdrop. As candidates vie for seats, the vote hints at big changes to the island’s governance and its political future.
-
Grandfather Sentenced to 12 Years in Child Sexual Abuse Case
Shocking family crime leads to a 12-year prison term for a grandfather convicted of abusing his young granddaughter. The verdict underscores a growing judicial resolve to protect children and hold trusted family members to account.
-
Rakula Returns to Suva FC Ahead of IDC
Malakai Rakula returns to Suva FC, injecting veteran leadership as the IDC kicks off. With a tough Group A ahead, Suva hopes experience can spark a bold championship push.
-
Fiji Mental Health Reform Push Sparks Debate Over Patient Care
A Fiji mental health advocate is pushing for sweeping reforms to how psychiatric care is funded, delivered, and experienced. From paid leave for patients and compensation for outpatient visits to a gym-and-wellness option and more private, dignified admissions, the proposals aim to reshape care at the country’s main facility and beyond. Could these ideas spark…
-
US Targets Drug-Trafficking Vessel Off Venezuela as Maduro Pushes Back
A new phase in the Caribbean drug-busting story is taking shape as the U.S. hints at shifting focus from sea interdiction to chasing networks on land. Tensions with Venezuela rise and international voices weigh in, leaving readers wondering what comes next in this high-stakes regional drama.
-
California Plans Legal Challenge to Trump’s Oregon National Guard Deployment
An escalating clash over National Guard deployments stretches from Portland to Chicago as state and federal leaders exchange sharp remarks and legal threats. California’s Gavin Newsom vows legal action against President Trump’s plan to deploy troops, while a federal judge halts parts of the effort. The standoff spotlights sovereignty, civil rights, and who governs in…
-
Fiji High Court Probes Tax Waiver Allegations Tied to Ex-Attorney General
A Fiji High Court case is prompting questions about the limits of executive power, tax handling, and government procedure. As the proceedings unfold around a Deed of Variation and the language of the charges, the outcome could have wide implications for accountability in public office.
-
Parma Dali Forgery Raid Seizes 21 Works at Exhibition
Italian authorities raid a Parma Dalí exhibition amid suspicions of forged works, shedding light on a high-stakes crackdown on art forgery. The probe highlights how questions of authenticity ripple through museums, collectors, and cherished masterpieces.
-
Van Jones apologizes for Gaza remark, urges careful discourse amid crisis
Controversy swirls around a well-known political commentator after remarks about the Gaza crisis, followed by a public apology. The moment highlights how words shape the conversation during humanitarian tragedies and the call for more careful, compassionate discourse in volatile times.
-
Donated 4×4 Ambulance Boosts Emergency Care in Fiji’s Remote Tavua Region
A new state-of-the-art, four-wheel-drive ambulance arrives in Tavua, ready to transform emergency care across Fiji’s hilly terrain. Donated by the Sri Sathya Sai Global Council, this $185,000 vehicle signals a broader push to strengthen life-saving services in remote communities.
-
How Tremors Sparked Kevin Bacon’s Comeback
Kevin Bacon’s five-decade journey swings between dazzling peaks and deep valleys. An unlikely lifeline came in Tremors—a modest creature feature that became a cult classic and a pivotal turning point, proving that embracing a unique edge can spark a remarkable comeback.
-
Kimberly Hébert Gregory Dies at 52 as Industry Mourns Tributes Pour In
The industry is mourning a luminous talent. Tributes pour in for Kimberly Hébert Gregory, whose work lit up Vice Principals and The Chi. Colleagues remember her warmth, wit, and the lasting impact of her performances.
-
Fiji and Australia Edge Toward Formal Defence Treaty
Fiji and Australia elevate their defense partnership under the Vuvale framework, signaling formal treaty talks and a new era of maritime security cooperation. With stronger people-to-people ties and a shared commitment to regional stability, the two nations chart a proactive path for the Indo-Pacific.
-
Ireland’s Boyne Valley Blacksmith Brings Iron Age to Life
On a quiet Irish farm, a master blacksmith invites you to step back in time with hands-on ironworking that brings ancient Celtic legends to life. Dressed in traditional garb, he offers a tangible, sensory connection to Ireland’s past—far from the usual monuments and digital distractions.
-
Polanco Restaurant Scuffle Involving Ex-Governor Sparks Online Backlash
An evening at a chic Polanco restaurant reportedly devolved into chaos for a well-known Veracruz political family. Eyewitness accounts describe rude behavior, tense exchanges, and swift staff intervention, sparking online outrage as no statements have been issued.
-
Fiji Bati Unveil 25-Man Squad for Pacific Championships as Stars Miss Out
Fiji’s Bati are staging a tense lead‑up to the Pacific Championships with a 25‑man squad and a final 20 to come, as injuries shuffle the lineup. A blend of rising talent and seasoned NRL veterans hints at a bold push for glory on the international stage.
-
Netflix’s The Ed Gein Story Episode 3: Evelyn Hartley Disappearance Mystery Deepens
Fifteen-year-old Evelyn Hartley vanished from a Wisconsin home in 1953, leaving behind eerie clues and a mystery that endures to this day. This look at the case weighs the known facts against dramatized storytelling that hints at a link to a notorious killer, reminding us how fiction can shape a haunting true-crime puzzle. An unresolved…
-
Bougainville Wraps Up 2025 General Election as All 45 Seats Declared
Bougainville’s 2025 General Election wraps up with all 45 seats declared, hailed for its peaceful and credible process. As post-election reviews begin, the region faces fresh questions about governance, autonomy, and the path ahead.
-
NZ Payout Over Manawanui Wreck Prompts Reef Tourism Talks in Samoa
An offshore incident near Samoa is prompting aid commitments, cleanup efforts, and a look at the wreck’s potential as a future diving site—sparking hopes for new tourism opportunities while safeguarding the environment.
-
FEYE Begins: Fiji Year 8 Examinations Open With Prime Minister’s Encouragement
Fiji’s Year 8 exams kick off as leaders urge focus and resilience from thousands of students. A message of blessings and opportunity underscores education as the gateway to a brighter future, with families rallying behind every test. As the journey begins, hopeful hearts push toward growth and new possibilities.
-
Latto Declares 21 Savage Her Husband as They Go Public in NYC
Latto and 21 Savage are turning up the spark both on stage and off, stepping out in New York to savor the city’s flavors together. After years behind the scenes, they’re embracing a brighter, more public chapter—a headline-ready blend of love, artistry, and big-city vibes.