A High Court acquits Akuila Noa in a high-profile murder case, finding the Prosecution failed to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. The ruling casts doubt on CCTV identifications and DNA evidence, underscoring the need for credible, properly handled evidence.

Mother of two, Lavenia Marama, marks a bold new chapter as she steps into the Fiji Police Force after a grueling training journey. She credits faith and a solid support system—especially her children—for keeping her focused. Her advice to other single mothers? Never give up—opportunities are there for those who persevere.

Fiji faces a January electricity tariff hike that could ripple into higher costs for essentials across households and businesses. Stakeholders are demanding transparent use of extra revenue for renewables and infrastructure, plus broader consultations before pricing decisions. The debate highlights the balance between affordability, reliability, and the push for long‑term energy upgrades.

An unexpected disruption reshapes a Sydney-to-Nadi journey as Fiji Airways cancels a flight and rolls out revised arrangements for affected travelers. With safety and service at the forefront, the airline is coordinating alternatives and reaching out to passengers for support.

A ceremonial welcome at State House marked the return of Fiji’s UN peacekeepers from Iraq. The night of gratitude spotlighted the soldiers’ resilience and Fiji’s unwavering commitment to international peacekeeping. Leaders gathered to reaffirm the nation’s active role on the global stage.

After three years away studying at USP in Suva, Keresia Ledua is heading home for Christmas, carrying the warmth of a long-awaited reunion. She’s eager to hug her grandmother and father and join relatives in a village-wide celebration of togetherness. This festive homecoming shines a spotlight on family, roots, and the joy of coming home.

Fiji’s retailers navigated a challenging year, balancing VAT changes with strict oversight. Ongoing talks with regulators signal progress, even as industry voices push for more balanced rules and wider consultation ahead of 2024.

Washington is rolling out a sweeping diplomatic reshuffle that realigns U.S. diplomacy with a renewed domestic agenda. Dozens of career ambassadors face new assignments as the footprint across Africa, Asia, and the Pacific is retooled. Among the notable shifts is Marie Damour, highlighting a broader reorientation in how the United States engages with the world.