Excitement builds in Sigatoka as 28 local teams clash for seven coveted spots in a one-day Fiji Sevens qualifier. Expect fast-paced, high-stakes rugby, rising stars, and knockout drama that sets the stage for January’s main event.

National unity takes center stage as Fiji considers its constitutional future. President Lalabalavu urges inclusive nation-building and healing from the past, underscoring support for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as the country looks ahead to a brighter, more stable path.

Fiji’s road to the 2027 Rugby World Cup is entering a pivotal phase. Head coach Mick Byrne says selections will hinge on more than tries—club form, conditioning, and a new wave of talent abroad are all part of the plan. As the Flying Fijians refine their squad, a careful period of development hints at exciting…

A Suva High Court ruling shines a spotlight on due-process failures after a woman and her grandchildren were unlawfully restrained at the airport over an invalid departure order. The decision highlights sharp communications gaps and a significant damages award, signaling potential changes in how such orders are handled.

Young footballers kicked off the school holiday Grassroots Program at the Fiji FA Academy in Vatuwaqa, bringing energy and big dreams to the pitch. With age‑grouped sessions and a focus on fundamentals and teamwork, the break promises plenty of active, game‑time inspiration for budding talents.

A trough is edging closer, threatening heavy rain for southern and eastern Viti Levu, Kadavu, and nearby islands. As showers potentially intensify later tonight, communities may face disruptions and the need to stay prepared for changing conditions.

During a city lockdown, a bold leap into entrepreneurship turned scarcity into a thriving Lautoka market stall selling dalo and kumala. A story of grit, patient hustle, and the power of family support shaping a new path.

A 25-year-old man charged with murder appears in court as his lawyers seek a psychiatric evaluation to determine his fitness to plead. The case now hinges on an upcoming report that could shape the next steps in the courtroom.

Fiji’s domestic fisheries are set to adopt six social policy guidelines aimed at worker rights, safe practices at sea, and greater corporate transparency. Centered on environmental sustainability, economic viability, and social performance, the move seeks to steer the industry toward a more responsible and resilient future.

Fiji unveils a bold new series of polymer banknotes that fuse vibrant designs with advanced security, celebrating the nation’s culture and natural beauty. The milestone release, tied to Crane Currency’s expertise, signals a new era for the country’s currency and a planned transition in the year ahead.

An undeclared haul uncovered at a Vatukoula facility hints at a broader push against smuggling and revenue leakage, as authorities tighten border controls and warn of penalties for non-compliance.

Investor confidence in Fiji’s listed companies is at an all-time high, buoyed by record dividends and steady profitability across the market. With shareholders enjoying meaningful returns from a broad lineup of firms, the scene points to resilient corporate health and ongoing value creation. A market on the move, signaling steady momentum for the years ahead.

Fiji confronts a troubling rise in child abuse with a bold push for reform. A new National Action Plan, a revived Coordinating Committee, and strengthened safeguarding policies aim to close gaps in support and boost prevention—while empowering the frontline teams dedicated to protecting every child.

A high-profile court case has stirred public debate as a man awaits sentencing after pleading guilty to incest and related charges. The proceedings spotlight urgent questions about protecting vulnerable family members and addressing disturbing acts within the home.

December is shaping up to be a busy month at Fiji’s two main ports, with a diverse lineup of ships—from container vessels to cruise liners and even a cable-laying support ship—calling at Suva and Lautoka. The schedule highlights Fiji’s growing role in maritime trade and cruise tourism, hinting at a vibrant period ahead for the…

The USS Gerald R. Ford makes its first port call in St. Thomas, pairing sailors’ downtime with a high-stakes regional mission. As it supports Operation Southern Spear and strengthens alliances in the Caribbean, the visit signals deeper strategic moves shaping security in the Western Hemisphere. A tense backdrop and bold maneuvers hint at what’s ahead…

Fiji is rolling out a multi-agency plan to tackle derelict vessels drifting through Suva Harbour as cyclone season looms. The initiative signals stronger enforcement, enhanced removal efforts, and broader maritime reforms—with international support and a renewed push to safeguard the harbour’s waters and coastline.

From Lau to the top of her class, 13-year-old Alison Anwin Daveta at Toga District School surprised everyone by earning the school’s highest academic honor. Her late-night study sessions and steady support from family and teachers reveal how determination can light the path for young dreams.

Anishchal Chand Sharma, the head boy of Vunimono High School, clinches the top academic honor with an impressive 377 out of 400. Balancing leadership duties with exams, he attributes his milestone to faith, family, and unwavering support from friends. A testament to resilience and the impact of a strong support network.