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Elite athletes worldwide unite in Adapt2Win to press governments for climate adaptation in sport ahead of COP30. A striking film and real-world stories reveal how floods, fires and shifting seasons are already reshaping venues and training. From grassroots efforts to high-profile voices, the campaign signals a bold push for action.

Afghan Women United step onto the world stage as refugee athletes chasing a dream on the pitch. Their first appearance in FIFA Unites: Women’s Series in Morocco embodies resilience and marks a bold new chapter for Afghanistan’s women in football. A story of grit, hope, and unyielding determination that goes beyond the final score.

Namosi’s women’s rugby side booked a spot in the Marama Cup final after a decisive semi-final win, highlighting a third straight shot at the title. Led by coach Etonia Taivoce, the team’s grit and teamwork set the stage for a pivotal clash with Suva at the HFC Bank Stadium.

Trump’s Asia swing intensifies in Tokyo, where talks with Japan’s new leadership will blend trade ambitions with regional security concerns. From Southeast Asian deals to delicate tariff debates, the journey hints at a high-stakes balance between economic interests and shared stability.

– Fiji Airways charts a new course with a veteran aviation leader at the helm, signaling bold growth and refreshed service standards. – A global executive steps into Fiji Airways’ top role, marking a fresh era focused on transformation, growth, and standout customer experience. – Leadership shifts spark optimism at Fiji Airways as a seasoned…

From a quiet Fiji village, a lifelong farmer shows that hard work and innovation can turn the land into opportunity. A solar dryer reshapes a yaqona harvest, funding homes, schooling, and community dreams. A powerful tale of resilience, purpose, and the promise of farming.

A bold push to reshape leadership at village and provincial levels with more women and youth at the table. As tradition and progress converge, diverse voices promise fresh solutions and a stronger, more inclusive future for the vanua.

With Lau Province facing a leadership gap after Vatimi Rayalu’s passing, traditional leaders rally around a unifying figure to steer development. From shipping services to family resilience and youth empowerment, the community weighs its next move in governance and renewal.

With cyclone season on the horizon, Nabavatu villagers watch as promised homes remain unfinished and tents bear the strain of heavy rains. Officials point to weather-related delays, yet the wait continues for a community still rebuilding after the cyclone. Hope and resilience rise amid a stalled housing project.

Fiji Airways enters a new era as Paul Scurrah takes the helm. A seasoned aviation leader, he’s poised to guide the airline into its next phase of growth and innovation.

Pacific health workers gain a new gateway to learning as POLHN relaunches on the WHO Academy. The refreshed platform offers flexible, low-bandwidth courses and digital credentials designed for frontline practice across remote communities. With a focus on climate resilience and emergency care, this initiative aims to sharpen skills and elevate care across the region.

Pacific defence ministers gather to steer regional security amid rising power competition, non-traditional threats, and climate-related risks. The discussions signal renewed commitments to democratic values, joint exercises, and disaster-response readiness across the Pacific.

Fiji launches a bold push to modernize policing and boost public safety with sweeping investments and expanded recruitment. The plan aims to curb crime, tackle evolving threats, and rebuild trust in law enforcement as the country pursues safer communities and sustainable growth.

An escalating tariff dispute between the U.S. and Canada unfolds amid high-stakes political maneuvering and behind-the-scenes negotiations. As leaders race to protect jobs and shape a new trade path, the stakes for workers—and the broader economy—rise. A tense chapter in North American commerce sets the stage for possible shifts in alliances and terms ahead.

Nakasi welcomes a new era of policing with the official opening of a modern Police Station, set to serve as the headquarters for the Nakasi Police and the Eastern Division. As the area continues to grow, officials promise greater visibility, upgraded resources, and strengthened safety through closer community partnerships.

An appeal unfolds after a pastor’s conviction, spotlighting child protection and accountability in trusted communities. The case raises questions about justice for victims and safeguarding vulnerable youths.

Fiji’s President connects with Fijians in Ireland, emphasizing the enduring bond with home and the diaspora’s pivotal role in shaping Fiji’s future. In Dublin, the conversation centers on language, culture, and how remittances and expertise fuel growth back home—from education to infrastructure. A glimpse into how cross-border ties are guiding Fiji’s path forward.

In Suva, a high court judge issues a firm warning in a fourth bail bid by a man charged with the stabbing death of his pregnant wife. New grounds or fresh evidence are required, or the suspect will remain in custody as the trial nears. The courtroom showdown spotlights the tension between personal rights and…

Fiji’s labor reforms take a renewed turn as tripartite talks on the Employment Relations Act are revived. With the ERAB back in action and a push for transparency, the collaboration between workers and employers could reshape the balance between rights and business interests.

Fiji’s push toward digital inclusion shines through a two-day Suva workshop for youth and women from Lami and Qauia. Go Digital Pacific equips participants with practical digital and financial skills to boost small businesses and the local tourism sector, backed by international partners. A forward-looking step toward inclusive growth in Fiji’s increasingly digital economy.

Two individuals faced charges in Suva for alleged corruption linked to a government tender. The case involves claims of falsified documents and bribery, with tight bail conditions set as the legal process unfolds. As proceedings continue, the story highlights Fiji’s ongoing crackdown on public-sector misconduct.