Political upheaval could push Fiji toward a snap election, warns Political Sociologist Professor Steven Ratuva.

Some street children are deliberately committing crimes so they can return to the prison system for shelter and food, says Fiji Corrections Service Senior Communications Officer Jone Sigavou.

Fiji has made major strides in expanding access to clean drinking water and sanitation nationwide.

The Suva City Council says terminal 2 of the Suva Bus Station will be temporarily closed for 5 days starting tomorrow, November 21^st, to next Tuesday, November 25^th, to allow for urgent drainage upgrade works to be carried out by the Fiji Roads Authority.

Fiji’s tourism momentum, which has climbed steadily over the past four years, eased slightly last month, with provisional figures showing a modest drop in international arrivals.

Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya, says that in a world challenged by misinformation, drug use, discrimination, and the rapid growth of AI, children are more vulnerable than ever.

The Nausori Town Council has launched the Tebara Carnival, which is anticipated to be held from December 13–18.

The Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry has announced the appointment of Eastern Division Principal Fisheries Officer Saimone Tauvoli as Acting Permanent Secretary for the ministry.

Australia’s hopes of hosting a “Pacific COP” have been dealt a major blow, with Turkey securing the bid for COP31, shattering the vision of bringing the world’s largest climate conference to the Pacific.

People in workplaces are being urged to support colleagues living with diabetes as they navigate their recovery journey.

The Tanoa International Hotel in Nadi has officially reopened following a major $20 million refurbishment.

Fiji’s climatic conditions have highlighted the need to strengthen building materials so they can better withstand extreme weather.