Finance Ministry clarifies $18.5m digital wallet balance
Fiji’s Finance Ministry issued an official statement addressing public concerns regarding a reported $18.5 million discrepancy in a national digital wallet account.
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Fiji’s Finance Ministry issued an official statement addressing public concerns regarding a reported $18.5 million discrepancy in a national digital wallet account.
A parliamentary audit committee report has uncovered significant financial irregularities, flagging more than 12,600 duplicated pandemic-related payments requiring immediate government review.
23-year-old hands himself in over Nadi taxi robbery The Fiji Times
Fast-fashion giant Shein is reportedly targeting a $3.85 billion valuation for its upcoming Initial Public Offering (IPO). Analysts suggest Shein's IPO strategy should emulate Meta's approach rather than H&M's.
The Fiji Times published a public health warning advising against needle sharing to prevent disease transmission.
Several families have been displaced following a fire that occurred in Nausori, Fiji.
The Fiji Times reports on the alarming issue of children as young as 10 years old being trapped in drug addiction.
The concept of the 'motherhood penalty,' referring to the disadvantages women face in the workplace after having children, is being discussed in Fiji.
Khan is taking steps to halt asset forfeiture proceedings in Fiji, as the State asserts that the evidence against him is compelling.
Fiji's lawmakers have repealed a 2010 law that granted public access to all surfing breaks, despite opposition criticism that the new replacement legislation is flawed.
Vosarogo has delivered a direct message to Nath, stating, 'You are not coming back,' indicating a firm stance in their interaction.

A billion-dollar initiative in Fiji's jungle is being explored as a potential solution for New Zealand to offset millions of tonnes of its carbon emissions.
An overcrowded emergency unit in Fiji is slated for expansion works to alleviate congestion and improve patient care.
Seruiratu has criticized the Fiji government, questioning the allocation of funds for Prados while teachers' salaries remain a concern.
A fire has completely destroyed a farm belonging to a grower in Drasa, Fiji. The incident has resulted in significant damage to agricultural property.
Fiji's Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) reported receiving 407 complaints and securing 18 convictions over the past year. This data reflects the commission's recent enforcement activities.
A new sex education program is being planned for implementation in Fiji to address relevant health and social issues.
An article from The Fiji Times discussing an upgrade that targets a specific issue.
Fiji and Tonga are actively pursuing alternative fuel supply partnerships and exploring renewable energy options to enhance their long-term energy security.
Grandpa jailed for rape The Fiji Times
A generous philanthropist has provided a significant boost to the operations of a heart hospital in Fiji.

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has publicly announced a first-instance verdict rejecting charges against Bojan Stašević, who was accused by the BiH Prosecutor's Office of organized crime related to aggravated theft, money laundering, and vehicle smuggling.

A Georgia man, recently deported from Fiji, has been charged in a Los Angeles federal court with wire fraud and money laundering in connection with an alleged $165 million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme.
The Fijian government announced it will increase littering fines fivefold starting in September, aiming to change behavior and reduce littering nationwide.

Fiji's surprising and deep connections to Israel are explored, tracing their origins from a newspaper story to their current influence on village faith and foreign policy.
The Fiji High Court has declared the Commission of Inquiry report concerning the appointment of Barbara Malimali as FICAC Commissioner to be entirely null and void.
One of seven Fiji corrections officers has been charged in connection with the alleged assault of an Australian citizen at the Lautoka Remand Centre.
A boat carrying six people, which went missing after departing Namuka Island for Fulaga in Fiji, has been located by a New Zealand Air Force plane.

A Fijian rugby player for a Japanese club has died from suspected severe heatstroke. The incident raises concerns about player safety in extreme weather conditions.

Pacific nations failed to reach a consensus on a joint statement condemning China's recent missile test during a meeting of diplomats in Fiji. New Zealand's foreign minister expressed disappointment that the opportunity to issue a strong collective response was missed.
The Fiji National Rugby League is assisting the Fainu brothers — Sione, Samuela, and Latu — in proving their Fijian heritage, as they aim to play for the Fiji Bati at the 2026 Rugby League World Cup.

Halle Berry posted stunning photos from her Fiji getaway, showcasing a gold bikini and animal-print cover-up as she approaches her 60th birthday.
Charlie Charters, a British-Fijian national and former Fiji Rugby executive, stated that the anti-corruption agency is 'not fit for purpose' after the Fiji High Court permanently stayed criminal proceedings against him.

Saudi Arabia announced the formation of a 14-country maritime coalition to secure commercial shipping in the Red Sea, following increased Houthi attacks threatening the vital waterway. The initiative aims to protect navigation and potentially involves a naval and ground offensive against Houthi forces in Yemen.
New Zealand ocean enthusiast Henry Gibbs was on his first spearfishing dive in Fiji when a shark latched onto his calf and began a 'death roll,' leaving him lucky to still have his leg.

A vintage photograph from the 1980s has surfaced, showing two prominent regional music stars from the former Yugoslavia embracing. The image highlights their long-standing friendship.
Tonga Police have recaptured a Fijian national, but a high-risk New Zealand citizen of Tongan descent remains at large after an escape.
Fijian seasonal workers participating in New Zealand's Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme face significant challenges and misconceptions, despite generally performing well and receiving employer support.

A video has been released showcasing what is claimed to be the first invisible drone. The footage challenges viewers to spot the drone in the image.

Australia and Fiji have signed a new defence pact to cooperate on security and counter China’s growing influence, with New Zealand exploring the possibility of joining the expanded hard security alliance in the South Pacific.

New Zealand is exploring the possibility of joining a recently signed defense pact between Australia and Fiji, potentially expanding a hard security alliance in the South Pacific.
Ireland was forced to exert significant effort to secure a victory against Fiji at the Junior World Championships.

Comedian Kathy Griffin clarified that her decision to post a photo with a man 43 years her junior was an 'experiment' to gauge public reaction.

Australia and Fiji have signed a joint defense agreement aimed at countering China's expanding influence in the Pacific region, as countries in the area express concerns about potential threats from Beijing.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has finalized two significant Pacific agreements, including a treaty with Fiji, and is now set to meet with leaders from the Solomon Islands, Tonga, Papua New Guinea, and India during a week of regional engagements.

Family members of Love Island USA producer James Barker are sharing details about his death, which occurred due to a fatal medical emergency on location in Fiji on June 12.

The Wales rugby squad has resolved a dispute with the Welsh Rugby Union over match fees just three days before their Nations Championship opener against Fiji.

A couple lost over 40,000 euros due to an online scam, highlighting the financial risks of internet fraud. Their naivety proved costly in this digital deception.

James Barker, an executive producer for Love Island USA, has died at age 40 after a medical emergency in Fiji during the filming of the show's eighth season. His sudden passing has prompted an outpouring of grief from his partner and colleagues.

Romania has taken over the rotating presidency of the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP) for a year. This transition occurred during a summit of foreign ministers in Sofia, focusing on regional security and cooperation.

On June 9, 1930, journalist Alfred Lingle, one of Chicago's most renowned crime reporters, was murdered in the American city, with the truth behind his death proving even more shocking.

Montenegro's Gaming Authority participated in a conference in Sofia, utilizing the forum as a platform for cooperation, dialogue, and knowledge exchange among regulators. The goal is to improve regulatory practices, strengthen international cooperation, and develop effective market supervision mechanisms for games of chance.

Fiji has firmly rejected an Australian billionaire's proposal to ship non-recyclable rubbish from across the region for burning, labeling the plan as 'waste colonialism.' The government stated its firm opposition to the incineration project, which aimed to address waste management in the Pacific.

Uroš Arsić's photograph 'Gromoglasna generacija' has been selected as Beta's photo of the year by the expert jury, with discussions about the story behind it.
Fiji's police force will be given new responsibilities to care for intoxicated individuals under a proposed new Bill, aiming to address public safety and welfare.
Customs authorities across the Pacific region are convening to discuss and tackle various challenges related to cross-border operations.
The Fiji Times has published a retrospective article titled '2026: The Year That Was,' offering a look back at significant events and developments from that year.
A historical account from Fiji details how police forces prepared for potential chaos and disruption caused by Cyclone June.
Designers and models showcased their talent and creativity at a recent fashion event held in Fiji, drawing attention from The Fiji Times.
Dialogue Fiji reports that the Fijian government's fuel tax collections have significantly surged, occurring amidst an ongoing fuel price crisis in the country.
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service (FRCS) has set an ambitious goal to recover $540 million in outstanding arrears, intensifying efforts to improve tax compliance.
The Speaker of Fiji's parliament will represent the nation at the upcoming independence celebrations in Samoa.
The Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBF) has issued a warning regarding increasing economic risks facing the nation.
FCCC defends record fuel prices for June The Fiji Times
The International Monetary Fund has issued a warning that a global fuel shock is expected to impede Fiji's economic recovery.
Fiji is considering a new bill that would grant police enhanced tracking and undercover monitoring capabilities. The proposed legislation also includes provisions for travel ban powers.
A new partnership has been formed in Fiji to address and manage organic waste.
Authorities have arrested two additional suspects linked to a widely circulated taxi robbery incident in Nadi, Fiji, as investigations into the viral crime continue.
The Fiji Hotels and Tourism Association firmly denied allegations of internal sabotage, defending industry operations amid recent operational disruptions.
Fiji's upcoming election has seen the number of registered voters climb to over 723,000, marking a 22% increase since the 2014 election held under the 2013 Constitution, which the current coalition government aims to replace.
Legal proceedings have commenced in Fiji against prominent figures Sayed-Khaiyum and Sagar, marking a significant development in the nation's ongoing judicial cases.
Alibaba has announced a substantial $22.3 billion funding plan dedicated to artificial intelligence initiatives, signaling a major investment in the sector.
A statement from Singh asserts that New Zealand Prime Minister Luxon and Fiji Prime Minister Rabuka should not be blamed for crimes.

Fiji has stepped up its efforts against illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing by deploying satellite surveillance, mandatory vessel tracking, 100 percent port inspections, and naval patrols to protect its vast exclusive economic zone.
Australian and New Zealand travel industry bodies are urging Fiji to delay a new 5 percent tourism tax, warning that travelers with existing bookings could face unexpected additional costs.
Fiji is setting an ambitious target of 3 million tonnes of cane to fuel its future jet industry. This initiative aims to leverage sugarcane production for sustainable aviation fuel.
Professor Prasad has praised the Muslim League for its century of dedicated service, acknowledging its long-standing contributions.
A teacher at a Lautoka school in Fiji has been disciplined following an incident involving a preacher.
Fiji is introducing new measures aimed at enhancing the protection and safety of its citizens.
Fiji's Fisheries department is implementing stricter measures to combat illegal fishing activities within its waters.
Residents of Fiji are being urged to conserve water by local authorities. The call comes amidst unspecified concerns regarding water supply or usage in the island nation.
Fiji is exploring the idea that the emigration of tech talent, often perceived as a 'brain drain,' could potentially lead to long-term benefits for the nation.
A new bill in Fiji proposes granting officers the authority to enter and inspect premises where yaqona (kava) is present. This legislation aims to regulate the yaqona industry and related activities.
The Fiji Times reports that an epidemic, previously thought to be contained, is now no longer confined, indicating a potential spread.
Fiji Airways has confirmed that a recent delivery of jet fuel cannot be used at Nadi Airport, raising concerns about operations.

The leader of the Methodist Church in Fiji has called on church ministers to set a better example by cutting back on kava consumption and quitting smoking.
Villages in Fiji have come together to launch a collaborative initiative aimed at restoring and protecting vital mangrove ecosystems.
Alphabet has successfully raised a $3.9 billion Australian bond, indicating significant financial activity in the region.
The Methodist Church in Fiji is calling on its ministers and lay pastors to set a good example by reducing excessive kava consumption and quitting cigarette smoking.
Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announced his intention to appeal a High Court decision that quashed a report from a Commission of Inquiry. He stated he would resign if his appeals are unsuccessful.
Four months after the alleged murder of Jone Vakarisi while in military custody, the Fiji Police Force has yet to lay any charges against suspects in the case.
A round-up of news from across the Pacific region includes an update on the number of political parties registered to contest Fiji's upcoming general elections.

Actress Halle Berry shared photos from her Fiji vacation in a sheer mesh dress, surprising many with her youthful appearance as she approaches her 60th birthday, which she revealed is just one day away.
Research on bull sharks in Fiji indicates that they prefer to interact with relatives and repeatedly gather at the same reef, suggesting complex social structures and site fidelity.

Actor John Goodman was photographed looking significantly different, prompting widespread comments on his dramatic weight loss. The new image has drawn attention to his long-term health transformation.

A Hollywood actor underwent a significant transformation, losing 90 kilograms as a result of quitting alcohol, adopting a Mediterranean diet, and regular exercise, making him unrecognizable in a recent photo.
Australia's foreign minister has announced a commitment of over US$10.6 million to support Fiji's efforts in responding to HIV. This funding aims to bolster the country's health initiatives.

Australia's goods trade surplus narrowed to $1.1 billion in the June quarter due to a surge in EV demand and a push for fuel diplomacy. Foreign Minister Penny Wong is in Fiji to strengthen relationships in the Pacific.
Samoa, Tonga, and Fiji have all decreased their fuel price caps for August, offering some relief. However, prices in these Pacific Island nations remain higher than before April's global fuel crisis.

A Yolngu delegation's role in an Australia-Fiji alliance signing underscored the importance of Indigenous diplomacy, according to Australia's foreign minister at the Garma Festival.

The United States and Saudi Arabia conducted joint airstrikes against Iran-aligned groups in Iraq, with reports indicating multiple casualties. This action comes amidst ongoing tensions and concerns that Iran is attempting to derail ceasefire talks.

Henry Gibbs, a fishing content creator, was bitten on the leg by a grey reef shark during a spearfishing dive in Fiji, an incident he filmed, requiring four surgeries and a skin graft.

A New Zealand man survived a shark attack while diving in Fiji, undergoing four surgeries and receiving a skin graft for injuries sustained to his right leg.
Tonga Police are offering a reward of up to 5,000 Pa'anga (approx. NZ$3400) each for information leading to the capture of two escaped foreign remandees.

St. Lucia has been ranked as the number one best island in the world, according to a new list that also includes Fiji closing out the top 10.

Scott Hastings, who died in May aged 61, will be remembered at Murrayfield on Saturday as Scotland host Fiji in their final game of the summer series.
Fiji has launched the 65th Israel Allies Caucus worldwide within its Parliament, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka, with the aim of promoting the relocation of national embassies to Jerusalem.

This story is a collection of unrelated news items from various countries, including drug interceptions in the Philippines, security discussions in Nigeria, Ebola response funding from Singapore, and a car recall by Subaru in the US.

A new biography of The Rolling Stones has reignited discussions about the band members' tumultuous private lives, with author Bob Spitz claiming one member stopped counting partners at 1,800.
A new military alliance is forming in the Pacific, with another country seeking to join Australia and Fiji's recently established pact, driven by growing concerns over China's influence in the region.

China announced it test-fired a submarine-launched, nuclear-capable ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean, prompting condemnation from countries like New Zealand and Australia. The test occurred in an area considered a nuclear-weapon-free zone, raising regional alarms.

Two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a Vadodara trader, with police investigating a 'supari' (contract killing) plot allegedly from an ex-employer in Fiji.
Head coach Steve Tandy expressed relief that the latest dispute between Wales players and the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) has been resolved, clearing the way for their Fiji opener.

A Massachusetts father of three is battling for his life in Fiji after a dream family trip turned into a nightmare due to a severe infection, possibly stemming from an insect bite.

Brazil and Germany secured their places in the World Cup 2026 last 16 after winning their respective Round of 32 matches against Japan and Paraguay. Other teams like the Netherlands and Morocco also competed in the knockout stage.

The Polish crime film 'Colors of Evil: Red,' a sequel to a Netflix original, is noted for depicting unspeakable horrors and offering revealing insights into Polish cinematography.

Denis Bećirović, a member of the BiH Presidency, stated in Sofia that respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states is a prerequisite for regional cooperation. He made these remarks during his visit to the Bulgarian capital.

Croatia is set to allocate 214 million euros from gambling revenue this year to support veterans, demographics, sports, and other sectors, with the regulation on revenue distribution entering public consultation.

A proposal by the Quad security bloc to build a port in Fiji, intended to counter China's influence in the Pacific, has sparked skepticism regarding the bloc's commitment to completing the project.
An attempt to save Fiji's coconut trees by introducing a specific fly species had unforeseen consequences, leading to the extinction of an entire native species.
Fiji has opened a new embassy in Israel after 30 years, with Minister Gideon Sa'ar attending the ceremony and signing agreements on national security cooperation and diplomatic training.
An editorial in The Fiji Times emphasizes the critical need to accelerate reforms, highlighting a sense of urgency in addressing current issues. The piece suggests that time is running out for necessary changes.
Fiji is considering the Education Bill 2025, which aims to redefine the meaning and scope of education within the country.
The introduction of solar freezers is significantly boosting the income of rural women in Fiji, improving their livelihoods.
The Fiji Times reports on growing concerns regarding improper waste disposal practices in Fiji, highlighting the environmental and public health challenges posed by the issue.
An article highlights a message or campaign asserting that participation in clubbing or social events does not imply consent for sexual activity.
Several former Fijian workers under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme have been discovered living homeless under a bridge in Sydney.
A minister in Fiji has refrained from committing government funding to the Bula FC football club, indicating that financial support from the state is not guaranteed for the team.
The National Federation Party (NFP) in Fiji has declared its intention to take the lead in shaping the country's future governance, positioning itself as a key political force.

U prepunom auditorijumu Evropske kuće u Beogradu svečano je otvoren šesti Međunarodni festival sola, posvećen savremenoj igri, performansu, fotografiji i VR umetnosti.
Fiji is set to experience a significant increase in Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) prices starting from midnight.
A fuel crisis has prompted the Fiji Government to develop continuity plans to manage the impact and ensure essential services.
The Fiji Times reports that court orders could potentially compel access to phone data, raising questions about privacy and legal powers.
Airbnb operators in Fiji are being urged to enhance the quality of their services and offerings.
An investigation reveals that although millions of dollars have been disbursed by an insurance company in Fiji, the vast majority of policyholders have seen little to no financial benefit.
A prominent church in Fiji confirms the appointment of new leaders, marking a significant transition in its organizational governance.
The Fiji Times reports that an individual named Temo has called upon newly admitted lawyers to consistently act with integrity in their professional practice.
An alert has been issued regarding an ongoing military exercise in Fiji.
A man in Fiji has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after being convicted of raping his 16-year-old niece.
MCF Church President Turagavou has called for an end to the levy system within the church.
US visa suspension overturned The Fiji Times
A report indicates that Kiran has publicly criticized a 'sign video', though specific details about the video or the nature of the criticism are not provided.
A query has been raised by Singh regarding a missing complaint file from the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC).

Air Niugini has announced the rescheduling of its direct overnight service, Flight PX 086 to Nadi, Fiji, from Sunday, August 23, to Monday, August 24, 2026.
Selected rural communities in Fiji collectively consumed 49 terabytes of data during the month of July, indicating significant digital engagement in these areas.
Teachers in Fiji are advocating for a stronger Human Resources section to address their concerns and improve support within the education system.
Police clearance applications in Fiji are projected to generate $4.3 million in revenue for the year 2025.
A team from Lakeba has visited the Parliament of Fiji, engaging with parliamentary officials and processes.
A new bill in Fiji proposes the removal of existing limits on political donations. This legislative change could significantly alter the landscape of campaign finance in the country.
Fiji's Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) disclosed that it spent $19,022 on the investigation and prosecution related to the Pryde case. This figure details the financial outlay for a specific legal proceeding.
The Methodist Church in Fiji is experiencing a decline, prompting its president to call for renewed spiritual leadership.

Cardiovascular diseases are identified as the primary killer in Fiji, according to a cardiologist from Pacific Specialist Healthcare.
Fiji is now facing a generalized HIV epidemic, meaning the virus is firmly established and spreading within the general population, a minister has warned.
An article from The Fiji Times reports on contracts lapsing, though specific details are not provided in the title.
The Fiji Times covers a unique 'floating breakfast experience', likely offered at a resort or hotel in Fiji.

The Pacific's COP31 process has commenced in Fiji, bringing together communities, Indigenous Peoples, youth, farmers, chiefs, and climate advocates in Nadi to center Pacific priorities in global climate discussions.

Edward Zimbardi, 59, from Georgia, has been deported from Fiji to face charges in Los Angeles for wire fraud and money laundering related to a $165 million crypto Ponzi scheme.

The Indian diaspora worldwide celebrated the 80th Independence Day with patriotic fervor, highlighted by the 'Suryapath Tiranga' global relay that concluded in San Francisco after starting in Fiji.
A Sydney-based boxing trainer is calling for the Fiji Boxing chair to resign following a controversy involving Fijian boxer James Singh at a Melbourne event.
A brief round-up of news from the Pacific region on August 13 includes a Fiji military commander advocating for stronger military ties with Australia.
Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara, the Paramount Lau chief, has urged Australia to introduce visa-free travel for Fijians, stating that it would truly reflect the 'vuvale' (family) relationship between the two countries.
The New Zealand Air Force successfully rescued six people from rough waters near Fiji. The individuals were aboard a small vessel that failed to reach its destination of Fulaga.

A blind taste test was conducted to compare expensive Fiji water with tap water from Zagreb, Croatia. The experiment aimed to see if participants could distinguish between the two.
Pacific diplomats met in Fiji, with China's missile test being a top agenda item, following criticism that earlier meetings missed opportunities to condemn the action.
Former England rugby star and Rugby World Cup winner Mike Catt has been appointed as the senior assistant coach for the Fijian Drua men's team. He joins the team ahead of the 2027 Super Rugby Pacific season.
Manoa Kamikamica, a former Deputy Prime Minister of Fiji, has been formally acquitted of all criminal charges by a court in Suva.

Croatian priest Don Damir Stojić revealed he received the most serious threats of his career after giving a lecture on pornography, reporting the incidents to the police.

A New Zealander influencer and fishing content creator captured terrifying moments on camera as he was attacked by a shark while diving in Fiji, showing the marine predator biting his leg.

Several severe traffic accidents have occurred across Europe, including one near Nikšić, Montenegro, injuring eight people, and another in Litomyšl, Czech Republic, resulting in two deaths and two injuries. A Serbian citizen injured in a separate accident is in serious condition in Sofia.
Fiji's former chief prosecutor claims he was removed from his position due to a racist, government-led conspiracy.
A former employee of Fiji's public prosecutions office is reportedly fearing for her life after explosive allegations of corruption within the organization, which she made, were leaked online.

Two sisters from Utah, Libby and Aubrey Birrell, have resolved a viral mystery after discovering a photograph of themselves and their family in an Airbnb apartment in San Diego, a finding that had previously sparked widespread confusion on social media.

Scott Hastings, who died in May aged 61, will be remembered at Murrayfield on Saturday as Scotland host Fiji in their final game of the summer series.
In Fiji, locals employ traditional knowledge, observing bees and breadfruit, along with ancient wisdom, to predict the approach of cyclones.
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez marked their first wedding anniversary with a celebration near Fiji. The couple has also relocated to Miami, where they purchased significant property on Indian Creek Island, and maintain a no-phone policy in the mornings.

England's young rugby stars Henry Pollock and Noah Caluori are aiming for starting positions for their country after scoring tries in a dominant 73-8 victory over Fiji.

An international police operation, supported by Europol, resulted in the arrest of 28 men across multiple countries on charges related to child sexual abuse and child pornography. The arrests followed investigations into an organized crime network.

Miloš Vučević, President of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), held several party meetings over the weekend, including a gathering with participants of the Academy of Young Leaders and local members in Novi Sad.

The 250th Independence Day celebrations in the US were impacted by a severe heatwave, leading to the temporary closure of the Great American State Fair and low attendance at events. Amidst these challenges, discussions also arose regarding political figures and national ideals.

Louis Rees-Zammit will revert to the wing position for Wales in their upcoming Test match against Fiji. This tactical change sees him return to his familiar role for the crucial game.

Serbian historians are experiencing significant divisions, with the field described as stagnating for years.

Love Island USA honored executive producer James Barker in an episode following his sudden death in Fiji during the filming of season 8. His partner also broke her silence regarding his passing.

Croatian show business stars underwent dramatic image transformations for the Fotosofia project, stepping out of their comfort zones with the help of imaginative photographers.

Bosnian Foreign Minister Konaković attended the SEECP meeting in Sofia, where he reiterated Bosnia and Herzegovina's readiness to contribute to a stable and European-oriented region. He emphasized BiH's commitment to regional stability and integration.

Hollywood actor Mark Wahlberg has surprised fans with his unrecognizable appearance in the first trailer for the crime thriller 'By Any Means,' where he portrays a notorious mafia hitman.

The Oceanic island nation of Fiji has rejected plans by Australian billionaire Ian Malouf to build a waste incinerator in the archipelago for energy production, following criticism from traditional leaders.
Poland plans to ban mobile phones for children under 16 in primary schools and restrict access to pornography. This move aligns with broader efforts to enhance online safety and transparency.
Dave Fiji, an Indian-origin pilot, tragically died in a helicopter crash just hours after his wedding, according to reports.
Fiji's Attorney-General Siromi Turaga has expressed support for implementing broader standards for Members of Parliament, aiming to enhance accountability and conduct.
Fiji Airways is reportedly facing increased competition on its routes, impacting its market position.
An article titled 'PEOPLE I From the streets to a classroom' from The Fiji Times likely tells a human interest story about an individual's journey from homelessness or hardship to gaining an education.
An editorial published in The Fiji Times discusses the enduring importance of leadership and setting a positive example for others.
Fiji's Education Minister has appointed an interim research council, signaling new developments in the country's educational and research landscape.
A proposed Police Bill in Fiji details the powers of police officers at roadblocks or barriers, aiming to clarify legal authority and procedures.
A statement from Chand emphasizes the significant burden faced by families in Fiji who are caring for individuals with disabilities.
The SODELPA party has officially declared its election campaign underway in Fiji.
All government Members of Parliament in Fiji who underwent drug testing have returned negative results, according to reports from The Fiji Times.
Fiji-Indian orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Murali Reddy has successfully performed the first robotic-assisted knee surgeries in New Zealand, introducing advanced surgical techniques to the region.
A recently announced forecast price has led to public outcry in Fiji, with details of the specific product or service causing the controversy yet to be fully elaborated.
Fiji's debt to the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has surpassed $1 billion, as stated by Immanuel. The Fiji Times reported this financial update.