- Fiji Ramps Up Wildlife Protection After CITES Enforcement Training
Fiji strengthens its stand against illegal wildlife trade with a focused enforcement workshop that unites customs, police, and biosecurity under CITES guidance. The training sharpens inspections, species identification, and cross‑agency collaboration—a promising step toward safeguarding Fiji’s unique biodiversity.
- OHS Inspector Faces Manslaughter Charge in Ferris Wheel Fatality
A safety inspector faces manslaughter charges after a fatal ferris wheel incident in Suva, drawing sharp focus on the oversight of amusement venues. With a second suspect at large and a court appearance looming, the case raises critical questions about duty of care, safety rules, and accountability.
- Winter Storm to Slam Southern California: Evacuations, Flood Watches and Strong Winds Ahead
California braces for a potent winter storm bringing heavy rain, damaging winds, and flood risks—especially in burn-scarred areas. From the Bay Area to the mountains, authorities warn to stay alert as conditions rapidly unfold. A mix of rain, winds, and severe-weather threats looms as the system moves in.
- Fiji’s e-Transport Goes Cashless as QR Pay Set to Launch Oct 20
Fiji’s public transport is going digital, with e-Transport expanding its reach and reliability across the islands. A forthcoming QR Pay feature promises simpler rides and deeper everyday participation in the digital economy.
- Packers Win Sparks Urgency Debate Over LaFleur Leadership
Green Bay slipped past Cincinnati 27-18, but the win shed light on a bigger question for the Packers: can they finish with the same intensity and focus every week? Key contributions from Josh Jacobs and Matthew Golden stood out, even as overlooked mistakes and late lapses reared their heads. With the NFC North tightening, the season’s pressure mounts on consistency and urgency from the coaching staff and players alike.
