Shoppers report that shelf prices don’t always match checkout totals, with near-expiry items and fresh produce most affected. These pricing gaps could erode planned savings, especially during busy shopping periods. Scrutinize receipts to catch discrepancies before they add up.

New analysis reveals that birth registrations in Fiji are not equal—geography, gender, and access to health facilities shape who gets counted and when. From paperwork glitches at health facilities to the hurdles of remote islands, families face barriers that can affect every child’s future. A closer look at these disparities raises important questions about rights,…

An unsafe building on the Labasa campus has been cordoned off as experts assess the next steps. With demolition on standby, the focus is shifting to new classrooms and a safer, more welcoming learning environment—plus a future vision to repurpose the old structure for culture, exhibitions, or a library.

A $12 million Labasa campus sits largely unfinished after 15 years, with only a small bure and a few classrooms completed. As investigations and parliamentary reviews probe the delays, questions about accountability—and the project’s future—loom over the Northern Division.

A shallow 5.1-magnitude quake near Fiji’s Cikobia Island rattled the region, but there’s no tsunami danger. The event has sparked a citizen science push, inviting locals to share their tremor experiences to help researchers map shaking and boost future preparedness.

An internal probe is underway after a mobile device allegedly linked to illicit communications surfaced. With the device seized and personnel placed on leave, officials are reinforcing a zero-tolerance stance to safeguard integrity and accountability.

Fiji steps onto the international stage with a landmark cybercrime treaty, tapping global expertise to defend its digital economy and protect citizens from online threats. A bold move that signals growing cooperation in the fight against cybercrime worldwide.

Christmas in Fiji is more than a holiday—it’s a call to unity, gratitude, and caring for one another. A message of universal love that crosses every boundary, renewing our shared commitment to the communities and world we inhabit.

A recent reconciliation between Fiji’s rugby bodies uncovers a puzzling deduction from gate receipts linked to a high-profile match, raising questions about how domestic and international revenues are accounted for. The swift reversal underscores a push toward clearer financial practices and greater transparency in Fiji rugby governance.

Fiji tightens mobile wallet rules: a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) becomes essential, with a year-end deadline to update wallet details. For businesses, a separate business-only wallet account is required, under strict penalties for non-compliance. FRCS is coordinating with e-wallet providers to ensure a smooth transition and protect service continuity.

A High Court ruling in Suva tackles a long-running medical negligence case linked to knee arthroscopy and a post-operative infection. The decision underscores how challenging it is to prove breach of duty amid expert disagreements and the nuances of consent.

Suva gears up for a festive shopping season as retailers roll out promos and decorations light up the city. With bulk buys for travel, weekend rushes, and a focus on safety, the Christmas rush is shaping the holidays in town.