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Rotuma could soon see new sports facilities that aim to boost youth engagement and strengthen community ties. A forthcoming multi-purpose hardcourt and a new community sports ground promise better training opportunities and a more active, united island life.

Two rugby powerhouses traded blows in Vancouver, with Canada edging a spirited Fiji Sevens challenge. The clash highlighted the evolving rhythm of women’s rugby—pace, grit, and late-game resilience kept spectators on the edge of their seats. A tantalizing glimpse of the sport’s bright future.

At just 16, Maikah Dau is turning heads for Bula FC as they tackle the OFC Pro League in Melbourne. A season of learning for a rising talent, ahead of a big Sunday clash at 8 PM.

Opposition Leader outlines a bold, holistic response to Fiji’s growing social and health crisis, arguing that crime and risky behaviors demand more than policing. He calls for a united coalition of government, religious groups, and traditional leaders to guide preventive and remedial action. The goal: stronger families, safer communities, and a more productive future for…

Fiji’s civil service is getting a major upgrade. A bold reform introduces performance evaluations, binding commitments for senior officials, and a five-year strategic plan powered by data and AI-driven training. Expect a more accountable, agile public service aimed at delivering real value for citizens in a changing global landscape.

Fiji is rolling out a major farm modernization push, bringing in new machinery and upgrading farm infrastructure to boost productivity and resilience. The initiative promises to empower farmers across rural and maritime communities with smarter, more sustainable farming.

At 54, Katarina Senabu is the 2025 National Woman Spice Farmer of the Year, proving that smart farming and resilience go hand in hand. Based in Koronivia, she runs an integrated five-acre system—vegetables, hydroponics, tilapia, and four acres of ginger—that keeps food on the table and income steady. Her journey, rooted in family farming and…

A brutal domestic violence case ends in a lengthy prison term after the death of a wife. The court called the attack a stark breach of trust inside a home that should be safe, underscoring the lasting impact on families.

Fiji’s Men’s 7s keep their podium streak alive with a bronze in Vancouver, marking their fifth straight top-three finish on the SVNS. A display of depth and grit has set the tone for the season as they look ahead to the next leg.

Speculation on social media won’t decide justice. Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu stresses that investigations are weighed in the courts, with charges following established legal processes rather than online opinions.

Fiji’s Fijiana 7s stage a bold second-half surge in Vancouver, showcasing grit and growing chemistry as they press for a comeback. A performance teeming with potential for the rest of the series.

On International Women’s Day, activists spotlight the unseen labor of women and the structural barriers still blocking true equality. What would real progress look like—beyond tokens and slogans—and who must lead the charge to turn promises into lasting change? A timely look at resilience, rights, and the work ahead.

Fueled by roaring support, Fiji’s 7s team surges through Vancouver with an unbeaten run and a bold ride into the knockout rounds. With a looming Spain test and a growing bond among the players and fans, the excitement is only building.

A bold push to publicly name sellers of unsafe goods ignites a debate on consumer protection. With concerns rising about substandard products, transparency may redefine how shoppers stay safe.

Parliament gears up for a pivotal week as MPs gather to debate a recently delivered opening address. The Prime Minister opens the floor, with a cross-section of senior voices weighing in on priorities and urgent national matters. The sessions hint at a proactive path forward, potentially signaling new bills on the horizon.

Leadership changes won’t derail the Fiji Corrections Service’s mission, Auta Moceisuva assures. With vows of oath-driven duty and plans for officer development and better pay, the service signals a steadier, more effective path ahead.

A premier Pacific university is launching a global search for its next Vice-Chancellor and President. The appointment signals a transformative era focused on institutional change, financial resilience, and advancing Pacific knowledge through climate, ocean, health, and sustainable development research.

A safety upgrade is underway at the Sri Sanatan Dharam Wailoaloa Laxmi Vishnu Temple in Nadi, backed by government support and voluntary local labor. Financed through the Multi-Ethnic Grant Program, the project focuses on fencing materials to safeguard a cherished sacred site and strengthen community cohesion.

Four promising applicants have secured substantial support from a new iTaukei development fund, fueling ventures across tourism, eco-tourism, agriculture, and infrastructure. The grants aim to unlock local economic potential and strengthen community resilience among iTaukei landowners.

Rotuma is set to gain a new multi-purpose hardcourt and a community sports ground, part of a broader push to boost youth participation and community spirit. The developments promise healthier lifestyles and fresh opportunities for local athletes to train and thrive.

An electric Vancouver Sevens showdown delivered drama till the end as Canada edged past Fiji in a hard-fought fifth-place duel. The contest highlighted the speed, grit, and growing depth of women’s rugby, hinting at more thrilling battles to come this season.