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Fiji gold medalist Deborah Bulai launches a fundraising push to kit out her Bullet Academy United teammates, earning praise from veteran long jumper Eugene Volmer. A heartfelt moment spotlighting how athletes lift one another up in sport.

During the festive season, a Tree of Hope Drive by Lautoka and Ba hospital teams brings gifts and moments of care to vulnerable children, turning small acts of kindness into lasting memories.

Anthony Joshua is at the center of a shocking road incident in Nigeria. As details unfold, the boxing world watches closely for updates on his condition and what this could mean for his future in the ring.

Farmers are navigating changing kava markets as post-harvest planning and market access shape their earnings. In Kadavu, resilience shines through as growers diversify their offerings and explore direct-to-consumer sales, turning obstacles into new income opportunities and renewed hope.

Methodist leaders in Fiji warn Christmas celebrations are drifting from their spiritual roots, shadowed by alcohol and disorder. They urge a return to the season’s true meaning—God’s love and the birth of Christ—calling families to embrace reflection, unity, and faith-filled celebrations this festive season.

Long-awaited annual reports across key ministries have finally been finalized, signaling a milestone in governance and accountability. The move promises sharper planning, clearer documentation, and a renewed push for transparency as the public sector moves toward greater parliamentary oversight.

Cracks are forming in Suva’s kava market as prices rise and supply tightens, reshaping who shops and how. With farming cooperatives fading, vendors are pivoting to new ventures like virgin oil and crafts in search of a lifeline.

Eight new trash booms are set to begin clearing Fiji’s key waterways of floating litter, with installations planned by early next month. A strengthened national response—backed by Trash Boom Pacific and Coca-Cola partners—will guide site assessments, community engagement, and ongoing waste recovery. The move builds on proven efforts and signals a broader, data-driven push to…

Fiji is ramping up public safety for the festive season with a multi-million dollar boost, bringing thousands of officers onto the streets. Enhanced visibility, 24-hour standby teams, and an expanded CCTV network are set to guard communities from urban centers to coastal areas, as patrols and checkpoints intensify through the holidays.

Rising rubbish in Nasinu isn’t blamed on late pickups, but on illegal dumping and poor waste separation. Cleanup crews are targeting hotspots as residents are urged to rethink disposal habits and consider composting. Strong community action could be the key to cleaner streets.