Real-time intelligence and strong regional cooperation drove a major drug interception to success. Leaders caution that the fight against organized crime is ongoing and hinges on continued collaboration—and an engaged, vigilant community.

Forestry leaders are charting a course to tackle bottlenecks ahead of upcoming internal transitions in 2026, aiming to keep essential services on track. With a focus on park management, seedling distribution, and asset oversight, the plan emphasizes tighter coordination, clearer accountability, and timely decision-making.

Electric vehicles are moving from test runs to daily roads as policy refreshes take shape. Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau hints at an integrated plan—from charging infrastructure to regulatory safeguards—while partnering with private players to map the road ahead and balance greener transport with practical costs.

Skipper Select gear up for a crucial pre-season clash against the Fijian Drua as they sharpen their game in Sigatoka. Head coach Rupeni Nasiga says the matchup marks a milestone for local talent pursuing higher honours and a clear gauge of team chemistry heading into the Skipper Cup season.

Fiji’s tourism rebound in 2025 pushes visitor arrivals toward the one-million mark, signaling a resilient travel comeback. With Australia and New Zealand driving the majority of visits, the sector is sharpening its focus on value, sustainability, and high-yield experiences to stay competitive. A quick look at who’s visiting, when the islands are hottest, and the…

A high-stakes reshuffle puts Fiji National University under a new ministry, but questions about the legal basis—and the Prime Minister’s authority—linger. With potential amendments to the Fiji National University Act on the horizon, experts warn that without formal steps the changes could be challenged. As officials await Cabinet direction, the governance of Fiji’s education sector…

Officials urge formal channels for complaints about healthcare professionals, prioritizing patient confidentiality and fair handling—far from social media chatter.

Fiji unveils a plan tying the Miss Fiji winner to the Miss Pacific Islands pageant, backed by public funds as the regional event makes its long-awaited comeback. Officials emphasize Cabinet decisions and prudent stewardship of taxpayer money ahead of the show.

At 37, Neomai Malupo proves it’s never too late to chase a dream. A mother of four who left her job to study, she completed the Matua Programme and set her sights on medical school—a bold reminder that determination can rewrite a life.