Fiji News

Preseason is in full swing as the Kaiviti Silktails tune up for the season, linking hard-hitting training with off-field development and a bold new logo that signals a fresh chapter in the team’s resilient journey.

Young Fiji props Tim Hyot and Atunaisa Sokobale grabbed their international debuts on a demanding Europe tour, showing grit, pace, and real promise. Coach Mick Byrne emphasizes development and squad depth, hinting at a bright future for Fiji rugby as these players grow into bigger roles.

HR recognition is heating up, with a record surge in entries at the 14th annual awards signaling higher standards and stiffer competition. New players are reshaping the landscape, pushing established firms to innovate or risk falling behind. A transformative future for HR professionals is taking shape.

After years behind bars and a Nobel Peace Prize that shed a global light on Belarus’s crackdown, Ales Bialiatski walks free. His release hints at a fragile pivot in a country known for repression—and invites readers to learn what comes next for those who dared to speak out.

A deadly attack in Syria targeting a convoy left three American service members dead and several wounded, in what officials describe as a possible Islamic State operation. Questions mount over the attacker’s ties to IS and what this means for the U.S.-led effort in the region as coalition forces reassess warnings and responses.

Fiji could soon be hit by a developing tropical disturbance, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and the risk of flash floods. Conditions are expected to worsen into midweek before easing, prompting vigilance as communities brace for impactful weather.

Army Green finally ends their long winless run at the Fiji Bitter Wairiki 7s with a hard-fought cup final triumph. A grueling journey, unwavering defense, and a historic trophy mark a new chapter in the team’s story.

Two defending champions, one high-stakes final. Northpole FC vs Ba’s 4R FC head into the championship day in Suva, after two dramatic semi‑finals set the stage for a must-watch showdown.

A two-day on-court challenge with Australia’s Wanderers gave Tagimocia Netball Club’s U15s a fresh boost in their off-season. The experience highlighted grassroots commitment and left coaches and players buzzing with ideas to sharpen their training for the season ahead.

Seven months after its grand opening, Savusavu market is buzzing with more vendors than anticipated, prompting talks of satellite sites to keep crowds manageable. Authorities are weighing how casual weekend vendors fit into the mix and how to safeguard safety and accessibility while supporting local livelihoods.

Big changes are coming to Fiji’s Labasa–Savusavu road as safety upgrades take center stage. An 11-month design phase promises safer alignments, scenic lookouts, rest stops, and clearer signage, with improvements toward the Waisali Rainforest Reserve. By tackling rising accidents on the northern corridor, the project aims to create a safer, more welcoming route for locals…

Adelaide hosts a pivotal moment as Usman Khawaja readies for a potential Ashes return just before turning 39. The veteran insists he’s playing for love of cricket, not to cling to a spot, while rivals push for selection. With Australia leading and the urn on the line, the stage is set for a gripping showdown.

Fiji’s education leaders are rolling out a bold push to transform classrooms, empowering teachers with fresh strategies and ongoing professional development. This movement aims to close gaps, adapt to change, and shape a brighter educational future.

An active tropical disturbance near the Solomon Islands, joined by two nearby low-pressure systems, is shaping the forecast. A potential merger could occur, but the chance of a tropical cyclone remains low as authorities maintain close monitoring.

Fiji is launching a comprehensive review of the RFMF Act to modernize defense legislation and strengthen civilian oversight. Backed by key ministries and legal reform bodies, the process will probe maritime and border security, ministerial powers, and intelligence oversight, with public consultations shaping a new Defence Bill due in 2026.

Jason and Justine Bateman open up about keeping their sister-brother bond intact amid political chatter, emphasizing respectful dialogue over disagreement. Despite differing viewpoints, they’re sticking to connection—planning a quiet lunch next week as a reminder that family can weather controversy.

An 86-year legacy in Fiji’s first aid training faces a crossroads as a draft bill proposes designating a single national provider. The St John Association warns this could undermine long-standing standards and accessibility, urging independent oversight instead. As consultations continue, the debate over quality and life-saving education intensifies.

Five years forward, Euphoria reshapes its universe with a sharper edge and bolder stakes. The beloved ensemble navigates grown-up pressures as fresh faces enter the orbit, promising drama that’s as stylish as it is perilous. If you crave audacious storytelling and blistering character work, this season may be unmissable.

Unsettled weather drenches Fiji this week as a persistent trough brings heavy rain and thunderstorms. Expect risky downpours and possible flash floods in vulnerable areas as conditions evolve.

Bula FC unveils Ivan Kumar as the 13th Warrior for the upcoming season. At 28, the Suva native arrives with a hard-earned, non-traditional journey—from backyard games to Fiji U-23 duties and international experience—bringing toughness, depth, and a fresh edge to the Warriors.

Democratic leaders from the Gang of Eight are urging Defense Secretary Hegseth to publicly release the full video of the September 2 strikes on a Caribbean vessel tied to drug trafficking. The move spotlights rising concerns over transparency and legality as classified briefings and national security debates continue to unfold.