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Discover how Fiji’s Sugar Festival began in 1958 as a cross-island idea, blending Lautoka’s plans with Suva’s Hibiscus spectacle. A tale of naming debates, timing, and tempting prizes that helped shape a cherished tradition still felt across communities today.

Rakiraki’s plan for a modern sugar mill takes a bold step forward as 30 proposals pour in, including a standout bid from a Chinese partner ready to combine funding with cutting-edge tech. The project could expand beyond sugar to ethanol and power, signaling a major shift for Fiji’s agricultural landscape. Groundwork is set to begin…

Rising concerns about staff housing in Fiji’s sugar industry could spark real change, with officials signaling action and funding for upgrades on the horizon. The push hints at broader reforms affecting workers and the economy.

Back-to-school relief continues as a key government program rolls into the new academic year, easing costs for uniforms, shoes, and school supplies. With a streamlined application and broader reach, this initiative aims to keep education affordable and accessible as schools reopen.

Fiji’s Bula Boys head to Papua New Guinea with a 20-man squad built for depth and long-term growth. Under coach Stephane Auvray, the focus is on showcasing Fiji-based talent and laying the groundwork for future international campaigns.

Judicial leaders and regional human rights bodies are urging stronger collaboration to protect dignity and the rule of law. A traditional double-hulled canoe symbolizes the unity needed as they tackle climate, gender equality, and vulnerable communities. Independence, accountability, and ongoing reform are seen as the keys to a more resilient Asia-Pacific.

Fiji is rolling out a high-stakes, cross-agency effort to curb tax evasion and financial crime. This coordinated move aims to tighten oversight, safeguard public revenue, and boost transparency across the financial system.

Former Drua captain Meli Derenalagi is facing a long road back after a second knee reconstruction, sidelined for about nine months. Coach Glen Jackson says the club will back him every step of the way as they navigate injuries and push for strong depth. A season of resilience and leadership as the team supports his…

On the eve of COP30, a deadly police operation in Rio de Janeiro has sparked a fierce debate over how to tackle organized crime. Critics call it a human-rights disaster, while supporters defend a tougher approach—leaving families, reforms, and Brazil’s policing future in the balance.

Canada’s prolonged measles outbreak marks a regional setback, underscoring vaccination gaps and outreach challenges across the Americas. As health teams rally to close the immunity gap, experts warn the situation could reshape how we defend against preventable diseases.