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Fijian Drua lock in a fortress-like 2026 with Churchill Park and Govind Park as their home bases. As plans ramp up and fan momentum builds, the season ahead promises a compelling mix of home advantage and high-stakes fixtures against tough rivals.

Bright sunshine lit Buckhurst Park as hundreds of young rugby players gathered for a one-day GIR Plus festival, where more than the game was on display. Beyond the tag rugby action, the event spotlighted teamwork, inclusivity, and the DRIPS values—discipline, respect, integrity, passion, and solidarity—shaping both players and communities.

Fiji 7s step into a bold new SVNS era in Dubai, with a two-pool format that keeps every match under the microscope. Osea Kolinisau fires up the squad, stressing relentless focus, resilience, and the need to deliver Fiji’s signature flair when the stakes are high. The road to the semi-finals promises a test of grit,…

Persistent heavy rain is sweeping across Fiji, with flash flooding and slick roads risk in low-lying areas. The coming hours could bring more showers and possible thunderstorms, challenging daily routines and travel. Communities brace for the downpour and the need for vigilance.

Lautoka hosts the new VAKA forum series, bringing together municipal councils, grassroots recyclers, and international partners to rethink waste management. The conversations highlight practical steps, stronger collaboration, and new community opportunities on Fiji’s path to a cleaner, more sustainable recycling future.

An edge-of-your-seat battle at Ratu Cakobau Park saw Army FTG edge Mokani to claim a finals berth. A disciplined, possession-focused plan sparked a dramatic late moment that swung the result. With Nadali and Tier 2 showdowns on the horizon, Tailevu rugby is poised for a thrilling finals week.

Trump hails a post-shutdown win, but a fresh Epstein-related controversy looms, threatening to upend his messaging and shake up the GOP’s 2024 playbook. As questions about transparency and legal battles swirl, the former president’s path forward looks more tangled than ever, leaving supporters and critics weighing what it could mean for American politics.

A powerful blast at a police station in Kashmir has left lives lost and many injured, as investigators race to determine what happened. In a region already strained by conflict, questions about security and accountability linger, alongside renewed calls for dialogue and lasting peace.

Suva’s Movember push is sparking conversations beyond the usual fitness buzz—focusing on men’s mental and physical health, courage, and connection. Community leaders call for breaking the silence and embracing support as a path to healthier futures. A united effort from local groups is turning awareness into action for the brothers among us.

Heavy rain lingers across Fiji, bringing flash flood risks and travel disruptions as a slow-moving system blankets the islands. Officials warn residents in vulnerable areas to stay alert as showers continue and conditions on roads and seas stay risky.

Heavy rain and potential flash floods are in the forecast for Fiji as a strengthening trough takes hold. Across communities, slick roads and rising waters could disrupt daily life in the coming days. Stay vigilant as the weather evolves.

Across Gaza, a tightened grip by Hamas is stirring fears that control—not just security—will shape daily life and the price of essentials. With aid blocked and markets volatile, inflation and shortages squeeze families as international talks seek a path toward relief and stability.

France leaned on discipline, kicking accuracy, and relentless pressure in a dramatic Test against Fiji. The clash swung on a late burst that sealed the result, leaving both sides with plenty to build on for their next meeting.

Stephen Curry turned in a season-high display and clutch late free throws to edge out a dramatic win for the Warriors. In another electrifying showdown, the Knicks exploded offensively from the bench to seal a high-scoring victory. Two pulse-pounding nights that keep the season buzzing.

England stunned the All Blacks in a dramatic home showdown, snapping a long drought and signaling a bold new chapter for their season. With momentum swinging in a high-stakes Quilter Nations clash, the result hints at bigger things to come for England—and changes the talking points going forward.

Fiji’s Flying Fijians face a high-stakes showdown with France, backed by a nation ready to rally behind them. This clash isn’t just about rugby—it’s a moment of pride, unity, and a hopeful push toward future glory on the world stage.

A new invasive threat is endangering Fiji’s fruit crops—the Tongan fruit fly. With its development shaped by temperature, scientists and authorities are racing to understand the pest and safeguard farmers and the food supply through vigilant monitoring and coordinated action.

Fiji is unveiling a Road Master Plan to modernize highways, rural routes, and key bridges with a new focus on reliability and resilience. Backed by budget allocations and cross‑agency collaboration, the plan promises a strategic path to better access for all communities.

Two rugby heavyweights collide in a match that swung on a late first-half surge. France opened with clinical precision, while Fiji answered with grit and momentum, lighting up the field with energy. As the second half looms, the showdown promises more bold plays, hard hits, and a glimpse of future battles on the world stage.

A bold vision for the Pacific takes center stage: Rabuka’s “Ocean of Peace” calls for unity, stability, and cooperation as climate and security challenges loom. From peacekeeping memories to Fiji’s reconciliation drive, the plan aims to knit together regional efforts under a shared framework for a peaceful, prosperous future.

Fiji’s drive to reform its electoral system is being tested by delays and questions about transparency. With debates over a new voting map heating up, critics warn that hidden agendas and internal resistance could stall democracy and the public’s chance to shape the future.