Fiji is rewriting its growth playbook by prioritizing the “right kind of investments” over sheer volume. This fresh approach links capital with local skills, technology, and market access to spark sustainable jobs, stronger exports, and long‑term value. A new chapter in the nation’s development is taking shape, guided by investments that matter for communities and…

Festive-season travel is shaping up on Fiji’s seas as maritime regulators intensify port and vessel inspections. Obstructing FCCC officers is a criminal offense, with shift-based enforcement and ongoing monitoring of fares—report any overcharging or unfair treatment to help safeguard travelers this season.

Fiji’s youth are stepping into the spotlight as a powerhouse in the political arena, turning a crucial voter bloc into a force for change. With rising turnout and fresh energy on the campaign trail, a transformative chapter could be on the horizon ahead of the general election.

Fiji’s electricity tariff has been approved amid political tensions and timing questions. The regulator defends its independence as a tiered pricing plan aims to balance consumer protection with energy stability, leaving households watching their bills and the broader impact closely.

Environmental authorities act swiftly after a drain spill, issuing a Prohibition Notice and cleanup orders. A company was fined and given a 14-day deadline to remediate, as regulators pledge vigilant monitoring and stronger accountability for businesses near waterways.

Pacific Games triple gold medallist Taniela Rainibogi is steadily recovering from a recent injury and plotting a bold return. With the Commonwealth Games in sight and a packed 2026 calendar on the horizon, he’s laser-focused on peak performances and team momentum. Backed by head coach Henry Elder, Rainibogi notes a rising wave of younger lifters…

Festive-season training hits a fever pitch as Fiji’s weightlifters push through Christmas Eve and Boxing Day sessions, hungry for a world-stage breakthrough. With relentless discipline and battles against top international rivals, the grind never stops.

Fiji is grappling with a stubborn gap between rice demand and local supply. While the Northern Division leads production, unlocking real growth will require bold reforms, innovative farming, and closer collaboration across farmers, researchers, and policymakers.

Rising electricity bills are drawing questions about who policies really serve. A senior minister argues that representing everyday Fijians means voicing concerns while defending the independence of key regulators. The discussion signals a broader push for transparent, people-centered governance in tough economic times.

Fiji rolls out a strict zero-tolerance crackdown on drunk driving as the festive season begins. A recent wave of arrests, including a serving officer, highlights the road safety risk. The message: plan ahead, designate a sober driver, and celebrate responsibly for everyone’s safety.