An AGM erupted in controversy after a technical hiccup and disputed nominations sparked a walk-out by young regional members. A 20-year-old contender’s bid for the presidency underscored fierce questions of process, while a fresh youth leadership lineup signals a tense, hopeful path forward for the party.

A senior police officer is placed on leave as investigators probe corruption allegations tied to a 2024 incident. The move signals a firm commitment to integrity, accountability, and rebuilding public trust within the force.

Fiji sharpens its climate leadership as senior officials discuss turning regional ambitions into real community benefits. The courtesy meeting covered urban resilience, rising sea levels, and upcoming regional initiatives ahead of COP31, signaling stronger collaboration with international partners.

Two fresh routes to win big as the new school year approaches: shop for essentials and scan to enter, or text your way into a separate prize draw. Prizes range from gadgets to study gear, all designed to ease the back-to-school transition.

Controversy surrounds a proposed citizenship-by-investment plan in Tonga, with lawmakers urging thorough scrutiny and public consultation before any decision. Critics warn against repeating past passport scandals, while supporters see potential benefits—raising questions about transparency, accountability, and the island nation’s future.

An unexpected act of courage from a local family helped stop a robbery in its tracks, guiding police to swift arrests. A reminder of how community vigilance can bolster safety for everyone.

Savusavu Hospital is juggling crowding, aging facilities and leaking roofs as frontline teams push to keep essential services running. A recent visit by Assistant Health Minister Penioni Ravunawa brought attention to staffing gaps and urgent fixes, with longer renovations paused by landslide damage. The spotlight remains on safer, more efficient care for maternity and general…

New clarity from the Electoral Commission outlines how Independent MPs can align with parties or help form new ones—while remaining within the law—and what that could mean for Fiji’s political landscape.

Big plans are underway to shield Fiji’s coastal communities from rising seas and stronger storms. The initiative focuses on nature-based solutions—rejuvenated coastlines, mangroves and riverbank restoration—while prioritizing the most vulnerable, including women-led households. Could this approach redefine resilience for communities that rely on the coast?

Farmers are pressing for urgent relief as a major sugar mill remains shut after a fire, leaving thousands of tonnes of cane unharvested. With relentless rain and a tight labor market, compensation talks and policy fixes are on the table to ease farmer losses.