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Rising star Apete Narogo earns a coveted spot in Fiji’s national 7s squad ahead of the Dubai SVNS. At 23, the Nakorovou product blends hard work with big potential, joining a dynamic mix of veterans and fresh faces for a new chapter in Fiji rugby.

Last weekend’s charity golf tournament brought Fiji’s community together in a vibrant show of teamwork and purpose, raising an impressive $30,790 for men’s health advocacy and patient services. Backed by Telecom Fiji Ltd. and Pirates Golf Fiji, the day proved that collaboration on the greens can drive real change for men’s health across the islands.

Savusavu’s newly opened market is buzzing beyond capacity, with hundreds of vendors already on stalls and more lining up. As it nears its limit, town officials scramble to balance space and opportunity for local entrepreneurs. A thriving hub that hints at broader economic momentum and community growth.

Amid a staffing crisis that rattled the skies, the FAA reduces the required flight cancellations from 6% to 3%. With back pay flowing in for controllers and disruptions lingering, airlines and travelers await to see how smoothly operations can rebound.

Fiji’s sevens head coach unveils a bold, balanced squad for the Dubai 7s as the 2024/25 series kicks off. The lineup blends seasoned players with fresh faces after a solid showing at the latest national 7s tournament, signaling a sharpened push on the international stage.

The Yaro Chiefs 7s lit up Churchill Park with a weekend of blistering rugby and unforgettable finishes. Across men’s, women’s, and U21, champions emerged and rising stars announced themselves, signaling big things for Fiji rugby this season. Fierce competition, smart game plans, and moments that will keep fans talking long after the final whistle.

Jannik Sinner extends his indoor dominance to a 29-match streak, sealing the Bjorn Borg Group at the ATP Finals in Turin. With a potential semi-final showdown on the horizon and the year-end No. 1 race heating up, the late-season drama is just getting started. Ben Shelton’s debut chapter ends with tough lessons, while the evolving…

Morgan Freeman takes a firm stand against AI voice cloning, calling it “robbery” as his lawyers move to protect his unique sound. The move shines a light on a broader fight over artists’ rights in a world where AI can imitate real performances. As imitators push boundaries, the debate over authenticity and creative control grows…

Fiji marks a historic leap in medicine safety with the Vigimobile app, a secure, offline-capable tool by WHO and UMC for reporting medicine and vaccine side effects. Emerging digital health initiatives like Sova Ni Bula showcase the Pacific nation’s growing leadership in tech-enabled care.

After a fire at Fiji’s Rarawai mill sparked a nationwide safety rethink, a sweeping upgrade is underway across the three FSC sugar mills. Aging infrastructure meets modern risk management, tighter fire protocols, and site-specific contingency plans—aimed at a safer, smarter, and more resilient future for Fiji’s sugar industry and the communities it supports.

Fiji is navigating a surge in passport demand that’s stretching processing times and creating backlogs. With walk-in services paused and new measures on the horizon, officials hint at upcoming changes that could reshape how residents obtain travel documents.

Renowned Kathak dancer Avijeet Chakravarty brings a free six-week cultural workshop to Fiji, inviting locals to explore one of India’s oldest classical dances. A blend of performance, education, and tradition—with rhythm, expression, and timeless values at its heart—promises personal growth and a renewed connection to culture.

Bamboo is stepping into the spotlight as a sustainable, affordable building option in Fiji. Advocates say it could boost resilience against cyclones and earthquakes while cutting costs, with new standards and partnerships shaping its future. A broader push aims to unlock jobs and greener growth through bamboo housing.

From a village schoolyard to the Fiji Warriors, 19-year-old Savenaca Durusolo is turning grit and faith into a rising rugby career. As Kadavu gears up for a big 2025 season, his journey hints at exciting things ahead.

Fiji’s Flying Fijians head to Bordeaux for a high-stakes showdown with France, a game where old clubmates become fierce rivals and every hit carries extra meaning. Fresh from a setback, the squad rallies around resilience, unity, and the chance to prove their evolution on the big stage. Expect grit, pride, and the unspoken bond that…

Last-minute changes shake up the Flying Fijians’ plans as 20-year-old Atunaisa Sokobale earns a bench spot for the Test against France. With Eroni Mawi sidelined by injury, Haereti Hetet moves into the starting XV, opening the door to a potential international debut for Sokobale. Tomorrow morning’s clash promises a showcase of Fiji’s emerging talent on…

Two people lost their lives in a head-on crash on Queens Road as investigators seek answers about what happened. With the festive season near, authorities are urging caution and renewed focus on road safety.

Fiji is stepping up its fight against illegal vaping with a push for tougher rules and stronger enforcement. As officials review the Tobacco Control Act, the landscape around selling and monitoring vaping products could change dramatically. With health risks and youth use in sharp focus, a clearer path toward a healthier future is taking shape.

Diabetes is moving from clinics into everyday life across Fiji, as a nationwide outreach unfolds for World Diabetes Day 2025. The campaign targets screening, awareness, and early detection—from villages to workplaces—offering a hopeful path where small, proactive steps can change lives and communities.

Fiji head to Bordeaux for a high-stakes Autumn Nations clash with France. A refreshed pack includes Pita Gus Sowakula in the starting lineup and a potential debut for Tim Hoyt, signaling a new approach for the Flying Fijians. Sunday morning promises a hard-hitting test for both teams.

A bold push from Pacific voices to bring climate discussions closer to home could reshape the global debate. As COP31 looms, calls for a dedicated Pacific COP spotlight island realities, local innovation, and the path toward 1.5°C. The next chapter in climate action may hinge on listening to those most on the front lines.