Fiji’s political scene could be shifting as a new party, People First, unveils a platform built on unity, inclusivity, and citizen welfare. Led by ten MPs after Fiji First’s split, it emphasizes the rule of law and a people-centered approach. An open seven-day window for public input hints at transparency and potential changes ahead.

Leading voices in Fiji’s politics are pressing for electoral reform to protect integrity and trust in future elections. A top NFP figure highlights how certain laws could be misused and calls for stronger, independent scrutiny of the process, including the role of international observers. The discussion hinges on transparency, neutrality, and the standards that should…

Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya warns that acting beyond one’s authority could erode public trust in the government and the electoral system. As reform debates unfold, he calls for cross-party cooperation and attention to deeper concerns behind the recommendations.

A High Court decision reinforces the boundaries between free expression and defamatory social posts. The case, involving online allegations about a fellow real estate agent, led to damages and costs being awarded. The ruling underscores the real-world harm of online statements and the importance of truth and accountability.

Decades ago, a generous gift from Japan lit the Girmit Centre’s mission to celebrate Fiji’s rich tapestry of traditions—indigenous Fijian, Indo-Fijian, and Western influences. That moment signaled a lasting friendship and a commitment to preserving the country’s multicultural story for generations to come.

28 teams clash in seven pools at Lawaqa Park, chasing seven coveted berths in Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s. Expect early-morning kickoffs, fierce pool play, and knockout drama that could redefine the main tournament. A day of high-stakes rugby and breakout performances awaits.