Tragedy at sea sharpens the focus on maritime safety as a community bands together during a widening search. With cyclone season looming, authorities stress vigilance and safer water activities as families rally to support those affected and prevent future losses.

Tailevu landowner Mosese Ranavue faces trial on charges of general dishonesty and obtaining a gain after alleged payments tied to land leases. The case spotlights ongoing concerns about transparency and fairness in Fiji’s land dealings.

Fiji shifts to high‑gear diplomacy in Japan, aiming to deepen ties on climate resilience and shared development. With the Prime Minister away, Acting Prime Minister Filimoni Vosarogo keeps the wheels turning, hinting at a new chapter in Pacific partnership.

Crucial bail proceedings unfold at Suva’s Magistrates Court, where the balance between personal liberty and immigration concerns is in the spotlight. Three foreign nationals sit at the center as the court weighs delays, visa complications, and the pace of justice. A decision expected later this month could signal how such cases are navigated in the…

Two Fiji football leaders exchange a framed keepsake—“IDC 2025”—as a reminder that rivalry can breed respect. A quiet moment at Govind Park hints at a broader shared dream to grow football in Fiji.

A bold new development at Laucala Beach could redefine Fiji’s Suva-Nausori corridor, uniting economic growth with strict sustainability standards. The plan envisions jobs, upgraded infrastructure, and active local involvement, all aimed at boosting communities while safeguarding the environment.

After a blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, security operations are underway and travelers are urged to stay vigilant. Fiji’s High Commission says its nationals are safe and emphasizes ongoing monitoring as authorities respond.

An unusual court case raises questions about security at government sites and how grievances are addressed. A farmer’s unauthorized entry into the Prime Minister’s compound has sparked fresh debate about protections for officials and the public.

Two neighboring towns, one shared idea, and a festival that grew beyond rivalry. Discover how the Suva Hibiscus celebration and Lautoka’s cooperative spirit gave birth to Fiji’s Sugar Festival, turning a regional affair into a unifying national tradition.

Thirty proposals pour in for a new Rakiraki sugar mill, including a Chinese bid promising cutting-edge technology and funding. Groundwork is set to begin soon, with plans to produce sugar, ethanol, and power, signaling a bold modernization of Fiji’s sugar sector and local jobs.

Criticism mounts over the dilapidated worker housing at Fiji Sugar Corporation, as a minister pledges bold renovations funded in the national budget. The move echoes broader calls for safer, healthier living conditions across Fiji’s industrial sector, hinting at meaningful change for workers’ lives.