Fiji’s Hash runners head to Taiwan for Pan Asian Hash 2025, a showcase that doubles as a teaser for Fiji’s bid to host Pan Pacific Hash 2027 in Nadi. A 15-member team will run among 1,600+ participants, highlighting Fiji’s hospitality, landscapes, and culture while fueling anticipation for Fiji’s growing sports-tourism momentum.

An ancient bamboo on a remote Fijian island is more than a plant—it’s a living link to legends, sacred spaces, and a community guarding its treasured heritage as modern tourism rises.

A high-stakes tribunal probes the conduct of a suspended Corrections Commissioner amid tensions with Fiji’s Justice Minister. Emerging testimony hints at governance rifts, morale strain, and ethically charged appointments, raising questions about how public institutions are run. As the inquiry unfolds, potential reforms could shape accountability across the service.

A promising crime downturn in Fiji’s first quarter hints at real progress, with notable declines across major categories and stronger protection for women and children. Yet road safety challenges persist, keeping the spotlight on a comprehensive safety push.

Belém lit up with a People’s March for Climate, as Indigenous communities and Pacific Island activists joined forces for a Global South–led push at COP30. Striking visuals—coffins symbolizing fossil fuels, suns, wind turbines, and jaguar costumes—carried a bold demand for real, tangible action. A powerful reminder that frontline communities are shaping the climate conversation and…

Fiji and Wallis & Futuna have unveiled a landmark five-year plan focused on health, education, agriculture, climate resilience, trade and tourism. The Declaration of Intent marks a shift from talks to tangible actions, aiming to boost regional cooperation and bolster local communities. Leaders call it a stepping stone to shared growth and lasting resilience across…

Professor Biman Prasad faces serious charges tied to asset disclosure, with a December 8 plea in Suva on the horizon. The morning court session touched on transparency, potential conflicts, and the broader push for political accountability in Fiji. As the case unfolds, it highlights ongoing debates about integrity in public life.

Significant momentum is building in Fiji’s cold cases, with progress on six of nineteen files and one high-profile case officially closed. Two cases have moved to prosecutors, while three more are under careful review. Families hold onto hope as a revamped, veteran-led unit presses ahead to uncover answers long overdue.