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A High Court ruling throws Fiji’s governance into sharp relief, casting doubt on a dismissal recommendation involving a former anti-corruption chief. In a State House briefing, top leaders map constitutional options, underscoring a unified commitment to accountability, the rule of law, and governance stability.

Fiji’s Prime Minister and President met in a decisive show of unity to map a path forward after a pivotal court ruling. They stressed adherence to constitutional procedures and the rule of law as they address urgent national challenges. The collaboration signals renewed hope for democracy and integrity in governance.

Amid a global budget crunch, UN operations in the Pacific are framed as protected by a separate funding stream. Yet behind the assurances, questions linger about the long-term financing and stability of essential services—from climate resilience to health and education—in island nations across the region.

Pacific workers underpin Australia’s key industries—from meat processing to healthcare—through the PALM scheme’s long-term placements. A new report calls for a serious rethink of residency options, weighing benefits against family separation and the broader social and economic implications.

A landmark court ruling reshapes Fiji’s power balance and puts Prime Minister Rabuka under intensified scrutiny. With resignation talk, security forces watching closely, and an election on the horizon, the coming weeks could redefine the country’s leadership and direction.

UN peacekeepers paused duties along the Blue Line after an Israeli operation sparked a precautionary response to a non-toxic chemical incident. Toxicology tests are underway as civilians and farmland face potential risk, underscoring fragile border tensions and the need for renewed cooperation.

Australia gears up for a landmark Rugby World Cup, with a debuting Hong Kong and a schedule that could shape the Wallabies’ campaign. Expect big matchups, momentum-filled moments, and a nationwide celebration of rugby—a tournament full of drama and anticipation.

Stability is the watchword as Fiji navigates ongoing legal proceedings around Prime Minister Rabuka. With cabinet and party allies standing firm, the path forward remains unclear ahead of the next election year.

Fiji is set to receive a substantial international grant to strengthen its fight against non-communicable diseases. The plan promises to empower community health workers, expand digital health tools, and introduce tele-consultations, advancing accessible care across the country through 2030.

Fiji kicks off a new Military Chef’s Course at Blackrock Camp, bringing together RFMF personnel and international partners to sharpen culinary skills and boost troop welfare. A notable step in regional defense collaboration and readiness.

Labasa Airport’s land lease renewal is sparking new talks with the Nabukarabe clan and local landowners. Officials say the goal is real partnership in development as runway upgrades loom, signaling a collaborative path forward for the region.

On the rugby field he shined, but a bigger game waited off it. This is the story of Adriu Nabose—how education, a second chance through a local programme, and a dream of architecture are shaping a future beyond the game.

Screen time is everywhere—and so is eye strain. A quick look at blue light glasses and transition lenses hints at easier, more comfortable days in front of screens.