Prime Minister Rabuka apologizes to journalists after a signing ceremony was marred by media access confusion. He admits a breakdown in communication left reporters waiting outside and vows tighter, official-channel coordination for future media attendance. Webmedia South Pacific also apologizes for the last‑minute notice and commits to stricter procedures going forward.

Relentless rains and looming cyclones push towns to rethink drainage and disaster readiness. Municipal councils are stepping up, clearing drains and sharpening plans to protect communities before floods strike.

Delays in government replies are triggering costly court penalties and shaking public trust in the judiciary. A top official is urging tighter coordination with ministries to ensure timely instructions and stronger adherence to court deadlines.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is pushing for an independent, international review of Fiji’s aviation safety, warning that mixed interests among operators, regulators, and government bodies could create conflicts. He’s calling on the ICAO to conduct an external audit to protect transparency and Fiji’s standing in global aviation.

Prime Minister Rabuka signals a balanced approach to Fiji’s drug fight, saying the RFMF should support the police rather than lead. He backs joint leadership, calls for solid evidence behind trafficking allegations, and notes ongoing investigations as military and police work more closely together. The evolving partnership points to a strategic shift in tackling a…

Online violence against women and girls with disabilities is a growing crisis that remains largely invisible due to scarce data. Advocates warn that without solid statistics and coordinated action, the most vulnerable are left unprotected—and call for urgent, data-driven solutions and cross-sector partnerships to drive real change.

Fiji’s Under-19s are gearing up with a 20-man squad after a grueling six-day trial, as coaches keep the door open for more selections. With upcoming friendlies against an Australian side, the focus is on development and exposure ahead of future qualifiers.

A fuel slick in Suva Harbour triggered a coordinated inspection, with boats and drone surveillance scouring the area. As the tide disperses the spill, investigators remain vigilant and authorities urge heightened precautions in handling fuels and other hazardous substances to protect the marine environment.

Weightlifting Fiji capped a remarkable year with record-breaking performances and a string of podium finishes across regional and global events. A small, devoted team turned elite training and unwavering belief into strong momentum, hinting at an even brighter 2026.