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66-year-old Flavor Flav trades hype for high-speed thrills, clocking 67 mph on a bobsled track as he joins the USA Bobsled and Skeleton program. A bold new chapter unfolds as he eyes Milan-Cortina 2026 and brings his signature energy to sliding sports.

Nemani Nadolo, a former Flying Fijians winger and Crusaders standout, has stepped into a new role with the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua as Development Coach. At 37, he’ll channel his rich rugby experience into sharpening the Drua’s player development pathway and guiding Fiji’s next generation. This fresh chapter signals a promising future for Fiji rugby…

A recent court ruling highlights a push toward accountability paired with rehabilitation in a domestic-violence case. A suspended sentence and a permanent restraining order signal a new balance between safety and second chances, reflecting a broader shift in how such matters are handled.

Former Fiji striker Esala Masi says Fiji’s coaching ranks must change to unlock homegrown talent, stressing the value of coaches who have played the game. In Ba, he reflects on progress, his Legends Club moment, and the enduring importance of local grounds—while issuing a blunt warning to young players about the dangers of drugs and…

Fiji’s Flying Fijians head into the Autumn Nations Series with a clear mission: a fully-fit squad ready to tackle rugby’s toughest challenges. Injuries are shaping the selection, paving the way for a bold mix of veteran leadership and rising talent ahead of a demanding schedule that culminates in Twickenham.

In Fiji, a High Court ruling narrows the line between legitimate insolvency action and coercion. A Nadi-based company challenges a winding-up bid, with the court flagging that the dispute involved more than solvency and suggesting misuse to press for payment. The decision signals a sharper focus on fairness and corporate accountability in commercial disputes.

Option 1: A high-stakes bail review in a major drug case raises questions about new legal representation and remand conditions. The ruling signals a strict judiciary stance on serious offenses. Option 2: When courtroom strategy meets custody realities, the latest bail decision highlights accountability in cases involving law enforcement and large-scale drug charges. Option 3:…

Fiji gears up for a bold showing at the 2025 World Taekwondo Championships in Wuxi, led by rising stars Lolohea Naitasi and Nipesh Prakash. A story of grit, growth, and national pride under a seasoned coach as Fiji chases a lasting mark on the world stage.

Fourteen young Fiji boxers head overseas this weekend, spanning ages 11 to 19, to compete in New Zealand’s Invitational. National coach Cam Todd says the trip is about development, growth, and soaking up new styles—a crucial stepping stone for Fiji’s rising talent.

Fiji’s online space is once again a focal point as a case tied to a social media livestream moves through the courts. The developing story sparks broader questions about online accountability, digital safety, and the balance between freedom and responsibility in the online world.

After a highly contested election, Cameroon watches its streets as protests flare and questions of legitimacy mount. The country’s long-standing leadership now faces a rising challenge amid calls for change.

Fiji is moving toward an AI-powered future for classrooms and workplaces. A week-long FNU workshop outlined how AI can assist teachers with grading and data insights, while stressing ethical use and the importance of building digital literacy across the workforce.

Rural youths in Fiji face fewer opportunities than their urban peers, a gap that a growing advocate is urging to close. Avenai Serutabua calls for equity—delivering education, resources, and jobs directly to remote communities like Nadogotuki, Nakida, and Namoli. Localized support could spark transformative change for families and communities across the islands.

History was made as Fiji’s Rupe Guyot pockets gold at a landmark IBJJF event in Australia, earning two convincing submissions. The victory is already sparking talk of a rising wave of Fijian talent in the grappling world.

Israel and Fiji are deepening their partnership with new agricultural collaborations, internships, and shared expertise aimed at boosting Fiji’s farming resilience. As climate, innovation, and capacity-building take the spotlight, the evolving ties promise fresh opportunities for farmers and communities.

Education is pitched as Lau’s ticket to self-reliance and future leadership. A bold push—from scholarships to fresh partnerships—could widen access for Lau’s youth and empower the next generation to shape the islands’ development.

Young minds are reshaping Fiji’s farms by blending traditional wisdom with modern tech to create a more resilient, innovative agriculture. Through mentorship, training, and new partnerships, the next generation is poised to boost food security and drive growth.

Two regional rugby league giants collide in a high-stakes Melanesian Cup curtain-raiser in Papua New Guinea, with Fiji’s Vusu Raiders chasing international exposure ahead of bigger battles.

Is Viliame Kikau about to extend his stay at Belmore? A potential two-year deal is on the table as talks heat up. After a standout 2024 that crowned him Bulldogs’ Player of the Year and helped drive a finals charge, the star back-rower could be central to the club’s plans for years to come.

Local communities are urged to build resilience through homegrown initiatives—copra, fisheries, and village enterprises—shifting away from dependence on government aid. The focus is on self-reliance, revived traditional trade, and turning local resources into lasting prosperity.

Using cutting-edge airborne electromagnetic (AEM) surveys, a government push aims to uncover hidden underground water sources to reach remote communities with clean, reliable supplies. Backed by international partners, the initiative promises smarter drilling targets and a new chapter in water security and natural-resource stewardship.