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Lautoka care home receives new beds

Daulomani Age Care Home residents in Lautoka will now sleep more comfortably, following a donation of 10 beds and essential supplied from Radisson Blu Resort Fiji.

Schools, health facilities prioritized for water

Schools and health facilities will be given priority for water distribution in the Western Division as Fiji prepares for worsening water shortages amid the expected intensification of El Niño.

Fiji Communities Embrace Digital Technology

Digital technology is becoming an important part of everyday life in Fiji. More people are using online services to communicate, access news, and complete daily activities.

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Artificial intelligence is changing the way businesses operate, helping teams automate repetitive tasks.

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NZ’s supply chains are highly exposed. Could new AI agents make them more resilient?

If 2026 has taught New Zealand businesses anything, it’s that the next supply chain shock is never far away. Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz sent oil prices above US$100 a barrel , added weeks to shipping routes and saw carriers slap surcharges of hundreds of US dollars pe

Government targets Rakiraki dump

Rakiraki Town Council continues to face financial, flooding and waste management challenges.

Taxi operators, drivers wants current taxi fares retained

The Fiji Taxi Association (FTA) has called on the Fiji Commerce Commission (FCCC) to retain current taxi fares and conduct a comprehensive review of the industry’s fare structure, citing rising operating costs and concerns over a proposed temporary fuel-based fare.

Fiji’s foreign reserves hit record $3.9 billion

Fiji’s foreign reserves currently stand at $3.9 billion, which Government says is the highest nominal dollar value recorded in the nation’s history.

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Why Pacific Island states should seek collective security for the region

Many participants at the Pacific Islands Forum in Palau this week would like to talk about anything but great power rivalry : transnational crime, energy security, climate change, development finance, seabed minerals, transport links. Instead, the meeting has been pulled toward t

Officer convicted of stealing $450

A POLICE officer has been convicted of stealing $450 from a man at Totogo Police Station in Suva.

Bird flu is here to stay. NZ’s response must keep adapting as the virus takes hold

The confirmation of Australia’s first mainland death of a mammal from bird flu last week highlights New Zealand’s challenge to manage the deadly H5N1 strain of the virus. Bird flu has now been found in three wild birds in New Zealand, most recently in a northern giant petrel. Onc

How underwater ‘booms’ could provide earlier warning of deadly volcanic tsunamis

The massive January 2022 eruption of Hunga volcano in the Kingdom of Tonga took the world by surprise. It blasted a plume more than 50km into the atmosphere , sent pressure waves around the globe and generated a series of tsunamis , devastating parts of Tonga and killing at least

Imported phosphate for fertiliser is expensive – could this homegrown alternative be a solution?

Since the end of the second world war, adding phosphorus to soils in the form of mineral fertiliser has played a crucial role in increasing and maintaining global food production in response to population growth. However, plants only take up 20-50% of the phosphorus from fertilis

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three Tongan heart patients have expressed their gratitude to the Tongan government and Pacific Specialist Healthcare, commonly known as PSH Hospitals, after receiving cardiac treatment in Fiji.

Viber drug post leads to Ba arrest

A social media post allegedly advertising drugs for sale has led to the arrest and charging of a man in Ba after police discovered methamphetamine at his home.

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India FTA: The Sting Beneath the Sting - by Gary Judd KC A campaign in the PAUSE

The two previous FTAs, the UK (clause 26.3) and the EU (clause 20.3), recorded that the parties “note” UNDRIP and “further note” New Zealand’s position on UNDRIP. The India agreement changes “note” to “affirm” in respect of both UNDRIP itself and New Zealand’s position.

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Residents and taxi drivers in Lautoka are calling for increased police patrols as concerns grow over public drinking, nuisance behaviour and grab-and-run incidents in the city.

Investments promising social or environmental benefits need tougher anti-greenwashing rules

Investment funds increasingly promise to deliver social or environmental benefits alongside financial returns. Regulators rightly ask if these “impact investment” claims are accurate. But we also need to ask what happens when an investment’s promised impact fails to materialise,

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More than $5,000 has been raised through a community appeal launched by content creator and influencer Eliki Dakuitoga to provide emergency financial support to teachers affected by the recent salary stoppage.

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trong tourism activity and remittance inflows are continuing to support consumer spending in Fiji, while investment indicators are pointing to increased economic activity, according to the Reserve Bank of Fiji’s August Economic Review.

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NZ’s new medicines fast-track promises quicker approvals. But what about access?

A surge in severe respiratory illness has been placing New Zealand’s hospitals under intense pressure over recent weeks. While influenza has been the main driver, rhinovirus and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) have also contributed to the unusually high patient load . Babies an

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NZ is eyeing reform of its strained aged-care system. How might a reset deliver for Māori?

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The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is strengthening its VAT refund processes, with eligible low-risk claims generally targeted for processing within 30 days from the end of the filing month.

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Suva Grammar’s Under 18 side has waited for 21-years for a chance to lift the Vodafone Super Deans trohpy.

When an overloaded ED gets it wrong, who should be accountable?

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NZ’s tourism sector is striving to be greener. What does that mean for businesses?

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AI can’t replace mental health therapists. But here’s where it might make a difference

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Can picking personal Lotto lines change the odds of winning? We ran the numbers

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FIFA WC: When and where to watch New Zealand vs Belgium, know all details

New Zealand and Belgium face a high-pressure Group G encounter in Vancouver on Friday, with both teams needing a victory to boost their chances of reaching the FIFA World Cup 2026 round of 32.Belgium head into the contest after consecutive ...

Proposed tougher penalties for theft would punish mostly women – and harm their daughters

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COVID, flu and RSV: who should be thinking about vaccination in NZ this winter?

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Could psychedelic therapy have a place in end-of-life care? We asked doctors

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From prejudice to harm – current policies targeting trans people follow a clear pattern of escalation

In my new article published in the International Journal of Transgender Health , I argue current policy s

Election 2026: Luxon, Seymour warn Winston Peters may not stay with the right

The New Zealand First leader is trying hard to assure voters his party “won’t do a deal with Labour”.

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A ‘supereruption’ transformed NZ 350,000 years ago. We now know how it happened

Some 350,000 years ago, the centre of New Zealand’s North Island appeared much different than the mountainous, scrub-covered landscape it is today.

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India and New Zealand concluded negotiations on free trade deal in December last year. The agreement is expected to come into play after both the countries sign the deal, a milestone officials say they expect to achieve sooner than later.

INZ launches probe after many performers from Shibani Kashyap's Holi group become overstayers

Of the 18 individuals who arrived in New Zealand, three have left the country

Luxon rules out stepping aside after shock poll result

Luxon says in interview he's 'absolutely not' stepping aside

The latest round of US-mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in Geneva

The latest round of US-mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in Geneva on Wednesday ended without a major breakthrough, as fighting continues in a war that will enter its fifth year next week.

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The current system is expensive, outdated and no longer works as well as it should, the minister says.

Out Loud: Finding the migrant's place in Te Tiriti, one errand at a time

Even on a quiet Tuesday Te Tiriti turns up in my errands. I return smiles to the South Asian clerk at Woolworths, nod to the Chinese girl at my neighbourhood fruit shop, sign for the medical supplies delivered to my dad by an Indian courier, stretch under the needles of my Korean acupuncturist at the physio. Migrants are the daily roster of Auckland, stitched into each other’s routines. Yet, the guest script still trails migrants like me.

High migration, economic gloom and hyper nationalism. NZ multiculturalism is at test.

Analysis: New Zealand has entered a new migration era, and the numbers alone explain why the political temperature is rising.

Modern slavery bill: First World feels vs Third World realities

Moral clarity is easy when your education is secure, food supply guaranteed, and failure doesn’t ripple through an entire family.

We heard Tamaki's Victoria Park speech so you don’t have to. 10 takeaways

Brian Tamaki told his audience what he feels New Zealand is getting wrong, and who is to blame.

Out Loud: Why an Indian placed his bet on New Zealand

The future of this country depends on how well we listen to people who have chosen it deliberately, not casually.

India-NZ FTA: Winston is right and wrong in his immigration anxiety

The public discourse over the deal is now snowballing into a controversy, with migration being the key driver of much of the skepticism.

Government plans lab safety rule changes, promises up to $3b in savings

Planned changes to health and safety rules for research laboratories could save the sector up to $3 billion.

Pedestrian dies after Lynfield crash

A person has died following a crash in Lynfield this morning.

Tale of two FTAs: What India flaunts, but New Zealand downplays

Delhi has played up movement of people as a big win in the deal, but New Zealand has been coy about it.

Erica Stanford: An immigration masterclass in restoration or a narrow economic pivot?

Stanford’s first term has been a relentless, high-velocity exercise in tidying up. What can migrants make of it?

New hub and training programme launched to better protect vulnerable children

Children's workers to receive more training in order to better care for vulnerable children.

New DOC cadetship programme launched to train the next generation of conservation workers

New department launched to initiate care towards country's wildlife, forests, tracks and historic sites.

Budget 2026 to be delivered on May 28, government confirms

Budget to be announced on the 28th of May.

Fonterra shareholders to vote on $2-per-share capital return in February

Fonterra group to discuss returns next month.

Global market shocks driving New Zealand bond pressures, new research finds

Reserve Bank of NZ reveals findings from new research.

Four new community forensic mental health beds to open early in Waikato

Waikato health receives a boost.

Provisional data shows Term 4 school attendance continues to rise

Attendance improves in schools.

India-NZ FTA: Hipkins seems all in, but not quite

The Labour leader seems supportive of the deal but not without caveats.

Minister encourages South Canterbury employers to hire locally

Employment Minister Louise Upston held a meeting with employers in Timaru, encouraging them to consider local jobseekers first.

South Auckland opens new Crisis Recovery Café

Te Piringa Āhuru, a Crisis Recovery Café officially opens.

Wairoa Airport set for $4.2m upgrade to boost regional resilience

Wairoa Airport to receive a $4.2 million facelift.

US Decision to withdraw from WHO welcomed by NZ First leader - Winston Peters

NZ First Leader Winston Peters publicly welcomes decision to withdraw from WHO by US.

Shane Jones is gaslighting on Indian migration. It's amoral, and a social risk

When gaslighting targets a specific ethnic group, it edges into risky territory.

Retail crime: Advisory group member resigns over "unpleasant" work environment, doesn't offer specifics

The falling out, it appears, is a direct clash between Kaushal and Young more than anything else.

For 90 years there has been a campground at the idyllic seaside spot of Clifton in Hawke’s Bay.

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Brazil President to visit India soon: Modi after speaking to Lula amid US tariff tension

Modi said close cooperation between India and Brazil is vital for advancing the shared interests of the Global South.

Counties Manukau urgent care service now operating 24/7

Good news for residents as Counties Manukau after-hours service officially moves to 24-hour, seven-day-a-week operations.

Pharmac proposes funding life-changing cystic fibrosis medicines for all ages

No child left waiting: Pharmac moves to fund life-changing cystic fibrosis drugs for all ages.

Retail crime: Does Sunny Kaushal really need to work so much?

Reframing the shock and awe around the government's retail crime advisory group and its chair.

Selfie: The things we bring without knowing

Every now and then, I catch myself doing something I moved here to escape.

India could withdraw diplomats' families from Bangladesh, say sources

Ties between the South Asian neighbours soured after former Bangladesh leader Sheikh Hasina fled to India in 2024.

No longer 'emerging' economy, India tells the world at Davos

"India is becoming essential to the global economic order," says Indian minister.

Astronaut Sunita Williams retires after 27 years at NASA: A look at her achievements

60-year-old Williams, a former Navy captain, spent more than 27 years at NASA, logging 608 days in space over three station missions.

‘Settled 8 wars, including India-Pakistan’: Donald Trump at Davos

The US President made the remark in an address at World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Indian tourists allege racism at Thailand beach club, management responds

Yona Beach Club has denied the allegations of racism, saying that its entry rules were part of a crowd management strategy.

‘We are going to have a good deal’: Trump calls PM Modi ‘fantastic leader’ at Davos

Donald Trump made the remark on the sidelines of his address at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

NZ elections to take place on November 7: Luxon

Writ day will be on October 4 and nominations will close on October 8.

Out Loud: For migrants, integration shouldn't mean forced assimilation

Integration works best when a country allows migrants to add to it, not subtract from themselves.

Experienced envoy named India's next high commissioner to New Zealand

Muanpuii Saiawi appointed as India's next high commissioner to New Zealand.

Māori delegation eyes deeper business, cultural ties with India

A Māori delegation of business and community leaders, chefs, educators and a kapa haka group is travelling to India this week in a bid to explore business opportunities and deepen cultural ties.

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Out Loud: The secret resilience that drives the Indian migrant

To outsiders, the outcome looks like advantage. What is rarely seen is the cost.

‘Turn your backs’: Ethnic leaders call for calm after Sikh parade disruptions

Calls made for the Sikh community to turn against protests organized by True Patriots.

Skilled migrants on path to residency warned status may change

Skilled migrants presented with worry of residency.

Avoid all non-essential travel to Israel: India amid Iran tensions

The advisory comes as protests continue to escalate across Iran, with clashes between reported with security forces.

Trump tariffs and warming India-China ties have silenced the Quad partnership, for now

New Delhi is more concerned about how to position itself amid the great power competition between China and the US.

European Council, European Commission presidents to talk security, defence with Modi

The two presidents will also take part as guests of honour at India’s 77th Republic Day Parade on January 26.

India offering decisive solutions to global challenges: Lok Sabha Speaker

Maintaining dignity, credibility and prestige of parliamentary institutions in the eyes of the people is paramount priority, Birla says.

India-Israel sign joint declaration to strengthen collaboration in fisheries and aquaculture

The key areas of collaboration include joint research and development in advanced aquaculture technologies.

India-NZ FTA: Of sleeping ministers and a “crazy” Kiwi

The real trade negotiations between India and New Zealand took place in odd pockets of the world.

Students can now claim $12,000 but is it money well spent?

$12,000 assistance for students pursuing their final year of study.

Dog owners asked to keep away from nesting sites used by NZ's rarest bird

The Department of Conservation is urging dog owners to keep pets away from nesting areas after a series of incidents at Mangawhai threatened the tara iti, New Zealand’s rarest bird.

Dairy prices reverse course, with demand rising

Dairy price hikes overnight.

Sensitive info possibly made public as 1000 police cases affected by tech problem

Sensitive data has been publicized due to technical issue.

Election 2026: Labour proposes 'game-changing' streaming levy to fund local productions

Talks of imposing a streaming levy that is set to benefit local producers.

Why are teeth left out of public healthcare?

Total cost of excluding dental care from public health costs higher than including it.

Out Loud: The day Te Tiriti got the Indian guy in the room

How long do we have to build lives, work double shifts, buy homes and raise children before New Zealand admits we are no longer guests?

House prices are up - but what's going on in Wellington?

Auckland house prices continue to rise but Wellington showing a different trend.

NZ's largest bank increases some home loan interest rates

Home loan interest rates to go up.

Jaishankar, Rubio talk India-US trade

The two sides have agreed to finalise the first tranche of the agreement by the fall of 2025.

India tells the world its plan as chair of Brics 2026

Brics must work for “reformed multilateralism” at a time when the world community is dealing with multiple complex challenges

Australia moves India to ‘highest-risk’ student visa category: What applicants should know

Indian students applying for Australian Visa required to take more steps.

Did NZ’s sweeping health reforms deliver on their promise? Three years on, the verdict is mixed

Once billed as a once-in-a-generation health reset, the Pae Ora reforms promised equity and consistency. Three years on, this analysis looks at what changed and what didn’t.

Cost of building a new house set to rise

New homeowners planning to build - expected to fork out more money.

New OCD treatment being trialled in New Zealand

It's hoped the process could be a game-changer for the nearly 100,000 New Zealanders who suffer from OCD.

Selfie: The potluck politics spicing up diaspora get-togethers

There's more to that dish you bring to the family gathering. You have been warned.

Out Loud: The quiet logic of the Indian migrant mindset

The enigma of the Indian migrant and why it needs to be understood.

Asian ethnicities to make up 33% of population by 2048

About 19 percent of the population claimed Asian descent in 2023.

How old is too old for a home loan?

Mortgage advisers say it is not unusual for age to be a hurdle for some borrowers.

Out Loud: Luxon’s love for Kiwi-Indians doesn’t show in Parliament

When an entire population group is missing from the governing party, policy blind spots are not an accident.

India–NZ FTA: Stress-testing Winston’s anxieties over the deal

The foreign minister isn't happy with the terms of the FTA with India. It's not the first time he has had a grudge with a trade deal.

Young tennis stars hope international success can inspire community

Young tennis stars want more Kiwi-Indians to take up the sport.

What’s fuelling the growing demand for Indian ethnic wear?

Outlets selling Indian footwear items such as mojaris, juttis and Kolhapuri chappals are proving popular.

Regional Indian films outshine Bollywood at NZ box office

Regional Indian cinema is giving the mighty Bollywood a run for its money in New Zealand.

Kiwi-Indians celebrate sporting excellence in droves

Tens of thousands have turned up to cheer at New Zealand's Indian community events in recent months.

Migrant bus drivers want strict language rules for residency eased

The petition follows warnings that a looming driver shortage could cripple transport services.

Indian community theatre group Prayas marks 20 years on stage

Behind the scenes with Indian community theatre group Prayas, which has marked two decades on stage.

‘Millennial nostalgia with Bollywood bangers’: Young Indian Kiwis embrace DJ life

What was once a niche hobby has increasingly become a serious pursuit, particularly for women

New Year honour reflects the 'resilience, strength, and contributions of refugee communities'

Asian New Zealanders shine in New Year Honours list 2025

As Trump rewrites the rules in Venezuela, NZ faces a foreign policy reckoning

New Zealand now faces a moment of reckoning in its foreign policy.

Government u-turns on prescription co-payment fees

Patients would still need to collect their medicines every three months.

Passengers urged to wave down buses - but not required

Making an extra effort at the bus stop is not essential but it can go a long way.

Mum awarded $10,000 after son blocks her access to money

The woman said she was in a vulnerable position because she relied on her son.

What you need to know about washing cars (and more) at home

Washing your car can clean out your wallet. But it doesn't have to be that way.

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NZ’s health system suffers from chronic ailments only cross-party consensus can treat

Just politics or the ‘opposite of clever’? The risks and rewards of strategic voting

NZ’s climate in ‘uncharted territory’, with more extreme weather events ahead

Natural hazards don’t obey electoral cycles. The next government faces crucial choices

A plan exists for a fairer and healthier food system. Which party policies align best?

Voters want stronger action on AI. Can NZ afford to keep taking a soft approach?

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New AI shopping agents promise better bargains. But who pays the price?

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Fiji’s foreign reserves hit record $3.9 billion

Officer convicted of stealing $4500

Why Pacific Island states should seek collective security for the region

Officer convicted of stealing $450

Bird flu is here to stay. NZ’s response must keep adapting as the virus takes hold

How underwater ‘booms’ could provide earlier warning of deadly volcanic tsunamis

Imported phosphate for fertiliser is expensive – could this homegrown alternative be a solution?

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NZ is eyeing reform of its strained aged-care system. How might a reset deliver for Māori?

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