A heated debate over Fiji’s Criminal Records Bill 2025 raises alarms that repealing the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act could widen gaps and threaten vulnerable communities. FCOSS warns reforms must safeguard humanitarian workers and those most at risk.

Iosefo Volau, a leading voice in Fiji’s education debate, argues that recognizing ethnic identity in official records could unlock targeted support for iTaukei students. This teaser explores why disaggregated data may be key to fair policies, early interventions, and true educational equity.

Rising seas and shifting weather are nudging a Kadavu Island community to rethink every shoreline development. A local leader warns that progress can carry hidden risks as residents explore adaptation strategies, including the Kavala Greenhouse initiative, for a more resilient future.

After nearly a decade of legal battles, a high court clears a prominent Fiji lawyer and 25 co-defendants of serious charges. He credits a devoted legal team, reflects on the personal toll, and hints at retirement to focus on family.

Fiji’s proposed Education Bill 2025 is praised for free tuition and inclusive aims, but advocates warn it doesn’t reflect the realities of many families. Hidden costs, disaster disruptions, and weak child-protection provisions could keep children from staying in school. FCOSS lays out seven recommendations to strengthen protections, resilience, and real-world support in education.

Self-belief and consistency take center stage as the Kaiviti Silktails map out a demanding 26-round season. With a mix of veterans and fresh recruits, the focus is on mental resilience as they prepare for the long grind and the growth that comes with it.

A high-stakes legal drama unfolds as individuals linked to a controversial inquiry race to clear their names. With criminal probes behind them but civil challenges continuing, the case raises fresh questions about fairness, accountability, and what it takes to rebuild reputation.

A developing tropical low near Vanuatu could bring unsettled weather to Fiji starting Thursday, with gusty winds, heavy rain and rough seas on the horizon. While the system’s future strength and track remain uncertain, conditions may evolve over the coming week, prompting vigilance and preparedness.

New secondary schools are opening across Fiji to bring Year 9 students closer to home and keep them in class. Ratu Meli Memorial Secondary School is already welcoming students, with Naweni launched recently and Namuka expected soon, plus plans for Nawaka, Yasawa, Ra, and Naitasiri.

Suva City’s new Bula Parki platform brings cashless payments and real-time monitoring to parking, promising a smoother, smarter experience for drivers and merchants. Digital meters and data-driven insights could redefine urban parking—starting in council lots with plans to expand.