An early-morning attempted robbery in Tacirua East, Nasinu has sparked a wide police manhunt. A rental car linked to the crime is under scrutiny as investigators close in on two suspects. The investigation continues as authorities work to keep the community safe.

At Challenge Plaza, the Oceania Institute of Technology marked its first graduation, highlighting a strong push for women’s empowerment in Fiji. With 242 graduates—84% women—and solid completion rates, the milestone foreshadows expanded programs from certificates to advanced diplomas in high-demand fields.

Across Fiji’s correctional facilities, a six-hour Family Day opened doors to laughter, tears, and renewed hope. Inmates and their loved ones shared meals and memories, underscoring the healing power of family bonds on the journey to reintegration this holiday season.

Chaos erupted at Nadi International Airport as a Fiji Airways flight to Auckland was canceled after hours of delays. Travelers spent the night at the airport, frustration mounting as schedules shifted again and again. Meal vouchers offered a brief reprieve amid questions about communications and reliability in air travel.

Fiji Airways apologizes after a 20-hour delay from Nadi to Auckland, citing safety checks and operational hurdles. The airline outlines steps to improve communication, frontline support, and passenger goodwill measures, signaling a renewed focus on service resilience.

An end-of-year volleyball tournament becomes a moving testament to resilience as the Heartland Warriors honor baby Susana with black armbands. Amid the competition, grief draws the team closer, transforming moments on the court into a shared tribute and a shining display of community spirit.

Vuvale Fun Day lit up Jittu Estate with sports, smiles, and a shared sense of purpose as families and youths came together. In the shadow of rising youth crime, organizers hint at more community-driven efforts to steer young people toward positive paths.

Bula FC makes a bold move ahead of the OFC Pro League, announcing their first foreign signing: 21-year-old Adam Supyk. With dual Kiwi-English roots and a rising youth pedigree, Supyk is set to bring a fresh dimension to the squad. A season of big ambitions could be on the horizon.

Doha hosts a landmark gathering as Pacific delegates push for stronger global cooperation against corruption. With integrity, investigative journalism, and regional partnerships in focus, the drive to reinforce UNCAC’s reach is shaping the future of accountability.

Pacific leaders lay out a bold path for unity, climate resilience, and global advocacy under the 2050 Strategy. As the Ocean of Peace phase kicks in, the region readies deeper collaboration with partners and institutions to shape a stable, prosperous future.

Fiji tightens maritime oversight for the festive travel rush, enforcing fare rules and fair dealing at ports. With enhanced checks and new shift-based enforcement, obstructions carry serious penalties, safeguarding travellers’ rights this season.