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A viral video exposing reckless driving has triggered a robust police response, including raids and ongoing investigations. As Fiji tightens road-safety measures, the public is urged to stay vigilant and support safer, more responsible driving on the roads.

Whispers of a broad, high-stakes collaboration among federal agencies are surfacing, hinting at power aligning with a controversial political agenda. As debates over civil liberties and accountability intensify, questions linger about the reach of federal action and the balance between safety and rights.

Disaster-response plans may be missing a critical element: ongoing palliative care for people with life-limiting conditions. Leaders from Fiji flag gaps that affect patients beyond cancer—from diabetes to stroke—calling for better support in evacuation centers and at home. A broader push for investment and health-wide policies aims to build a more humane, resilient system.

Authorities are pleading for compassion after a tragic drowning in Navuso, stressing that sharing distressing footage only deepens a grieving family’s pain. The incident has sparked a broader conversation on water safety and the power of community support in tough times. There’s a hopeful note about heightened awareness and preventive steps for the future.

Diwali lights spark a busy season for Fiji’s kava, with packed markets and festive gatherings centered on the beloved drink. Promotions, rising demand, and new quality standards hint at a vibrant future for Fiji’s iconic beverage—where tradition meets global interest.

LA’s countdown to the 2028 Games is accelerating, with a new cross-city collaboration hinting at a bold, community-driven vision. From refreshed competition plans to youth programs and iconic venues, the upcoming Games promise an inclusive, unforgettable experience. The journey toward the July 2028 opening ceremony is fueling anticipation across the city and beyond.

Residents in Fiji’s Western Division are pressing for urgent wastewater action as town halls highlight ongoing challenges. A phased plan—from a new faecal sludge facility in Natabua to expanded networks across Tavua, Ba, Rakiraki, and beyond—promises a shift toward cleaner water and healthier communities, even as timelines remain uncertain.

Two months of training have Fiji’s handball stars turning heads on the Oceania Trophy stage. The youth girls secured a podium finish and the juniors demonstrated grit and growth, with Elizabeth Colata earning the Youth Top Goalie Award. A rising tide of talent hints at a bright future for handball in Fiji.

Find out why price ceilings on staple goods are being used to keep essentials affordable without hurting businesses. A cost-plus approach factors in shipping, materials, exchange rates, and local fees to set caps on staples like rice, flour, and cooking oil. Ongoing monitoring and reviews of controlled items aim to safeguard affordability and market transparency…

With every scrum and run, Fiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica threads heritage, family, and hard-won belief into the team’s charge for the next generation. His leadership is shaping Fiji’s rugby rise, one young dream at a time.

Fiji marks a historic public health milestone as trachoma—the leading infectious cause of blindness—has been eliminated. This achievement stems from decades of partnership, research, and targeted action across communities and government, showing how united effort can reshape health outcomes for generations to come.

Fiji has reached a milestone in public health: trachoma has been eliminated and formally validated by the WHO. This victory reflects years of cross-community collaboration and global partnership, turning a long-standing challenge into a beacon of progress for eye health across the Pacific. A testament to what coordinated action can achieve for families and futures.

September’s dip in rare earth magnet exports rekindles concerns over supply-chain resilience and Beijing’s leverage in US–China trade discussions. The move keeps a close watch on industries from automotive to consumer electronics as talks and tariff considerations unfold.

Filming is thriving worldwide as studios rethink where and how movies are made in the face of a sweeping tariff proposal. From major productions in Britain to bustling post houses across Australia and beyond, the industry is showing resilience while exploring bold new collaborations. Will this crossroads spark fresh storytelling and global partnerships in cinema?

Pacific island nations say time is running out as a stalled push for a global shipping carbon tax threatens their future. With influential powers weighing economic interests over climate justice, delay could mean more displacement for communities already on the front lines of rising seas. As looming IMO meetings approach, the call for accountability and…

Fiji reaches a landmark in public health as the World Health Organization validates the elimination of trachoma, rubella, and measles. Built on strengthened surveillance, vaccination efforts, clean water, and community engagement, this Pacific success signals a hopeful blueprint for regional health equity. A milestone that could inspire health strategies across nations in the years ahead.

Fiji has secured a historic public health milestone by eliminating trachoma, the first neglected tropical disease the country has eradicated. The achievement places Fiji in a small global club and highlights years of community-focused health work across the Pacific.

Ruth Cross Kwansing steps into a pivotal Pacific climate role as the new GESI Climate Champion, tasked with lifting the voices of women, youth, and vulnerable communities in negotiations and resilience planning. The appointment signals a broader push for gender-responsive action across climate finance and resilience ahead of COP30. A bold move shaping how the…

A high-stakes debate is unfolding over Fiji’s proposed Employment Relations Bill, with business leaders warning it could tilt enforcement against small firms. As stakeholders push for a more collaborative path, the balance between workers’ rights and business viability sits at center stage.

A new regional push is targeting sexual and reproductive health for women, adolescents, and youth across Fiji, Tonga, and Vanuatu. Over the next three years, the initiative aims to broaden access to essential services, strengthen health systems, and close critical gaps in care—from GBV support to youth-friendly services and HIV prevention.

Fiji’s futsal scene may be on the brink of a new era, with a rule encouraging players to commit to either futsal or traditional football. The national coach backs the shift, linking focused training to higher professionalism, as recent events highlighted rising talent and growing momentum for the sport.