Fiji is ramping up its disaster-alert capabilities through a new collaboration among Telecom Fiji, government and industry partners. The initiative aims to deliver faster, clearer warnings across multiple channels and strengthen community resilience ahead of extreme weather. Backed by international support, this effort signals a bold advance in safeguarding lives during disasters.

Senior officials from the World Bank and Fiji’s Finance Ministry gathered in Suva to chart the next phase of their development partnership. The discussions highlighted concessional financing and shared priorities for resilient infrastructure and inclusive growth under Fiji’s Vision 2050. The talks signal a strengthened path toward sustainable progress for the island nation.

An ongoing investigation into a former Fiji anti-corruption chief wraps up with the DPP saying there isn’t enough evidence to prosecute. With multiple reports reviewed and more cases under scrutiny, questions linger about accountability and transparency in Fiji’s governance.

Fiji is reporting a promising drop in overall crime for the first quarter, with serious offences and drug-related crimes down sharply. Authorities credit targeted operations and a high-profile crackdown that engaged communities. While this signals progress, officials caution that vigilance is still needed as domestic issues and road safety remain on the radar, with more…

Fiji marks a milestone in its agricultural exports with a first commercial shipment of Ripley Queen pineapples to New Zealand. The effort highlights cross-sector collaboration and growing demand for Fiji’s fresh produce, hinting at exciting opportunities for farmers and communities.

New testimonies claim a hardline strategy was discussed inside the Justice Department months before a wave of naval actions against suspected drug shipments. Critics warn the plan could sidestep traditional law enforcement and international norms, raising questions about legality and ethics. As lawmakers seek access to the legal opinions guiding these moves, the debate over…

Now You See Me: Now You Don’t bursts onto the weekend box office, delivering a strong opening that rekindles excitement for the beloved caper franchise. With familiar stars and a new lineup of magicians, plus a renewed marketing push, the film signals fresh momentum for cinemas this season.

Fiji faces a troubling surge in road deaths in the first quarter, sparking urgent calls for accountability and tougher enforcement. As leaders push for stricter penalties and a change in driving culture, the road-safety battle enters a critical new phase.

Fiji takes a bold step toward stronger disaster readiness as telecoms and national agencies unite to modernize the alert system. Using the Common Alerting Protocol, vital warnings could reach people across SMS, radio, TV, apps, and more—helping communities stay informed from coast to inland in times of crisis.

In a razor-thin parliamentary vote, Carney’s budget clears a crucial hurdle for a minority Liberal government amid tariff pressures. The plan blends measured spending with strategic growth measures, signaling a new phase in Canada’s economic outlook and stirring cautious optimism about the government’s direction.