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At a regional health summit in Nadi, Fiji’s Prime Minister unveils a bold push to safeguard well-being across the Pacific amid mounting NCDs, mental health challenges, and climate-linked pressures. From school nutrition policies to expanded mental-health services, leaders weigh actions and international support for Small Island Developing States. Framed by the idea of an “Ocean…

An historic leadership shift at the Pacific Community signals a new chapter for the region’s climate resilience and development. The incoming Director-General, renowned for his public health leadership, hints at a bold, collaborative agenda to tackle urgent Pacific challenges.

Jahream Bula erupts for four tries, carving his name into Fiji rugby history in Port Moresby. The breakout display sparks a dominant night and hints at a bright future for the Bati as they light up the Pacific Bowl. A jaw-dropping moment that’s bound to have fans talking.

Tragedy hits Wainibokasi as a fire claims a teen’s life, casting a shadow over Diwali. As investigators search for answers, the incident sparks urgent conversations about home safety and community preparedness.

Labasa’s young futsal squad fought bravely in a dramatic semi-final, narrowly missing the chance to advance. The night delivered hard lessons, near-misses, and a glimpse of the team’s growing potential for the season ahead.

Leaders, researchers, and regional partners gathered in Fiji to chart a future for Pacific tuna built on resilience, innovation, and fair trade. From climate challenges to stopping illegal fishing, the talks centered on smarter, data-driven management that protects communities and the ocean. A united Pacific aims for sustainable growth that benefits people and ecosystems alike.

A high-stakes drug case in Suva has tied a 37-year-old man to an ongoing investigation that already involves several members of Fiji’s police force. As bail hearings approach, the case raises tough questions about integrity in law enforcement and the broader push to curb drug trafficking.

Sugarcane stakeholders gathered for a pivotal discussion on fair transport charges, standardized cane cutters’ pay, and enhanced farming training. With officials signaling rate reviews and wage adjustments, the talks hint at fresh policy moves aimed at revitalizing yields and livelihoods in the sector.

Decades after the 1991 Vatukoula strike, fresh talks promise compensation and support for affected workers and their families. With payments outlined and resettlement plans in the works, the path forward carries cautious optimism amid lingering bureaucratic hurdles.

Suva gears up for the Skipper Cup semi-finals as rugby fans brace for a red-hot finish to the season. After dramatic quarterfinals and a surge of local talent—fired up by players returning from the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua—the path to the title promises tension, talent, and unforgettable moments.

Following his re-election, President Adeang unveils a new cabinet, signaling a renewed push for stability and sustainable development in Nauru. The lineup blends seasoned MPs with a clear focus on economic resilience, governance improvements, and community growth for the coming three-year term. A diverse leadership team sets the stage for reforms aimed at delivering real…

Diwali lights up the celebration, but safety should shine just as bright. A quick, practical reminder on handling lamps, cooking, and fireworks to help keep homes, families, and memories safe this festive season.

Elena Rybakina turns a tense showdown into a title-worthy comeback, fueling a late-season surge toward the WTA Finals. As the race tightens, the road to the season-ending showcase promises more drama and big momentum shifts.

Tailevu’s confidence is at a peak as Skipper Cup semifinals approach. With renewed leadership, a unified team-wide drive, and unwavering fan support, the stage is set for a high-stakes push in the knockout rounds.

Two distressing incidents at Fiji’s waterways are heightening concerns about river safety. As searches continue and investigations begin, communities are urged to stay vigilant around natural waters and push for practical safety measures.

Diwali lights up Fiji’s markets as families stock up on sweets, spices, and handmade gifts. Vendors report a lively season and a growing sense of community, with fresh, homemade treats at the heart of the celebrations. Amid the glow, shoppers are reminded to stay vigilant and shop smart to keep the festive spirit bright.

Fiji’s cancer challenge is rising, but crucial local data and registries are lagging behind. Health leaders warn that you can’t manage what you can’t measure, urging better data to drive early detection and smarter resource use. A regional push for targeted awareness, screening, and culturally informed surveillance offers a glimmer of hope.

As the 2026 General Election looms, the People’s Alliance sharpens its edge with a focus on ambition, unity, and proactive leadership under Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. The party is grooming future leaders, fostering open dialogue, and aligning diverse voices for a collaborative path forward.

Leaders from 38 Pacific nations gather in Nadi as Fiji’s prime minister unveils a renewed drive against non-communicable diseases, adolescent mental health, and climate-related health risks. The week-long discussions promise a path toward universal health coverage, resilient systems, and stronger regional solidarity.

Diwali lights illuminate Fiji with a call to unity, reflection, and compassion. Across communities, voices urge interfaith respect and turning away from inner darkness with kindness and understanding. A festival moment hinting at a hopeful, harmonious future for the nation.

Coastal farms face a growing threat from saltwater intrusion as rising seas and changing weather stress drainage systems. A renewed drive to upgrade floodgates and water management promises to bolster resilience and safeguard livelihoods across farming communities.