Discipline and relentless defense powered Tappoo to the 2025 Lautoka Business House Netball title in a gripping final. A season built on teamwork and trust in the game plan crowned the champions, signaling more strong showings to come.

– A bold climate-resilience drive is reshaping Fiji’s informal settlements, strengthening disaster readiness and core infrastructure in high-risk areas. – Upgraded drainage, safer roads, and new evacuation facilities are on the way for vulnerable neighborhoods as part of a long-term resilience push. – From capacity-building to tangible infrastructure, a nationwide program is helping Fiji communities…

An IBF Pan Pacific showdown between Winston Hill and Ben Mahoney delivered a night of grit, high stakes, and a pivotal moment for both fighters. The bout showcased the sport’s hard lessons and left the path forward wide open, hinting at bigger things to come in the ring.

Despite mill disruptions and global price swings, Fiji’s sugar sector stays on track with steady exports and timely farmer payments. Long-standing markets, diversified partnerships, and ongoing policy tweaks hint at a more resilient future for the industry.

Shocking new developments unfold in Suva after a heated argument in Lami ends in tragedy. A man is in custody as investigators seek answers, with more details expected to emerge.

Investigators are on the scene at the Totogo Police Station car park, probing a suspected murder linked to a domestic-violence case in Veisari, Lami. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities urging the community to seek support if needed as safety and awareness take center stage.

Fiji is tightening its consumer protection net with new legislation aimed at stopping scams before they start. As the Anti-Scam Task Force grows stronger and agencies unite, reporting, enforcement, and public confidence are all on the line. The move promises a safer marketplace for everyday shoppers and a bolder stance against fraud.

Crucial steps in a South Pacific albacore management deal aim to stabilize fleets, coastal communities, and global markets. After years of tough negotiations, the true test will be how quickly benefits surface on the water. The outcome could redefine sustainable fishing for the region.

Fiji moves to overhaul its nearly century-old bankruptcy rules with a Personal Insolvency Bill that promises a fresh start for honest debtors and new support for MSMEs. The reform aims to streamline debt relief, reduce stigma, and accelerate pathways to financial recovery.

Fiji confronts a paradox: women are almost half the population but remain under-represented in the workforce, trapped in precarious informal work and facing barriers to land and livelihoods. A government-wide push for gender mainstreaming promises to unlock inclusive growth and brighter prospects for all Fijians.

Yoane Wissa’s comeback for Newcastle is edging closer, with Eddie Howe hinting a debut could be on the horizon. As the Magpies chase momentum at home, a fresh update on Tonali adds a twist to their plans. Could this be the lift they’ve been hoping for as they push up the table?

From Navua to the national jersey, a rising footballer signs with Bula FC as the OFL Pro League nears. His journey—from schoolyard beginnings to Fiji’s U17/U20 squads and international stints—promises an exciting new chapter in regional football.

Filimone Jitoko takes the helm as chancellor of the University of Fiji, sharing a vision built on fairness, wisdom, and service to the Pacific. His inaugural remarks hint at a future where graduates are prepared to lead with impact across the region.

Fiji’s Fijian Flying Circus is set to tour New Zealand in 2026, backed by New Zealand cultural partners. The troupe—blending contemporary dance, circus arts and Pacific storytelling—will perform at Wellington Fringe Festival and the Hamilton Arts Festival, offering a vibrant glimpse of Pacific creativity and cross‑Pacific collaboration.

Fiji’s iconic Marist 7s marks its 50th year with a striking new logo and the motto Golden Roots, Global Wings. This milestone hints at more than history—a future where local stars are ready to shine on the world stage.

Fiji faces a mounting national crisis as drug-related crime and a rising HIV threat unsettles communities. With warnings of youth involvement and crime networks exploiting waterways, leaders urge stronger maritime surveillance, smarter enforcement, and regional cooperation to protect the nation’s future.

Two coordinated traffic-enforcement operations led to multiple impaired-driving cases across key corridors, spotlighting the ongoing push for safer roads. The night revealed a diverse mix of drivers and reinforces the call for responsible, sober driving.

With the festive season on the horizon, a comprehensive readiness check reveals the Western Division’s preparations—from vehicles to disaster-response gear. The focus is on keeping communities safe and travelers at ease throughout the holidays.

Queen Victoria School’s Strides for Strength Walkathon brought together students, alumni, families, and supporters to take a stand against violence and promote safer communities. Emphasizing positive masculinity, inclusive practices, and responsible parenting, the event offers a hopeful glimpse into what a united, respectful society can achieve.

Could reforming land tenure unlock Fiji’s sugar industry’s future? As leases expire and land sits underutilized, leaders weigh modern, equitable frameworks that protect native rights while unlocking productive use and strengthening rural livelihoods.

Fresh talks between the Fiji Corrections Service and the sugar industry explore expanding inmate participation in cane-cutting under the Musu Dovu initiative. The aim is to ease labor shortages while offering meaningful rehabilitation through work, with plans for fair farm selection and a broader role across the farming cycle. Leaders emphasize reliability, discipline, and community…