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Vegetable prices are climbing as off-season shortages meet rising costs and seasonal demand. Amid the squeeze, backyard gardening and climate-smart farming offer a glimpse of steadier supplies and lighter household bills.

Hot Bread Kitchen’s latest Pacific Harbour opening puts the community in the spotlight as locals help name its new signature bread—an homage to Pacific Harbour and Serua that could become the bakery’s next fan favorite.

Queen Victoria School welcomes its 2026 head boy, Isikeli Bari, as the school sharpens its anti-drug stance. His mission: guide peers toward wiser choices, build a disciplined, supportive campus, and keep academics firmly in focus.

An international forum in Sydney brings together researchers, policymakers, and donors to turn on-the-ground recycling experiences into scalable Pacific-wide solutions—championing women and marginalized communities along the way.

Zoe Moore is back in custody after a February 13 raid in Delainavesi uncovered methamphetamine, explosives, and a disorienting device. Facing multiple serious charges, she appeared before Magistrate Joseph Daurewa with the case slated to continue later this month. The development highlights ongoing efforts to crack down on drug-related crime in the region.

From Fiji to the crown: a 19-year-old contestant defies cyberbullying and doubt to clinch Miss Pacific Islands 2026. A fearless journey of grace, faith, and a Best Interview honor that spotlights resilience, support, and the light at the end of every tunnel. A teaser of triumph and perseverance that beckons readers to discover more.

Behind-the-scenes diplomacy swirls around a bold UN climate proposal that could redefine accountability for climate harms. A Pacific nation pushes for a vote, triggering a high-stakes clash over international law, reparations, and the future of climate justice.

Tensions rise as New Zealand engages in exploratory talks with the United States on critical minerals, while environmental groups warn that seabed mining could threaten Pacific marine life and local communities. With major decisions still pending, the balance between energy needs and ocean health hangs in the balance.

Two Pacific nations have ratified a landmark treaty toward launching a Pacific-led resilience financing facility. The Pacific Resilience Facility aims to fund community-driven adaptation and disaster preparedness, owned and managed by member states. As momentum builds, the Blue Pacific region moves closer to a new era of local-led climate resilience.

Naqiliso residents are being squeezed by flooding blamed on cemetery extension works that allegedly clogged the main drainage. Stagnant, foul-smelling water now surrounds homes, prompting health and safety fears for families and schoolchildren. With calls for a proper drainage solution growing louder, the community awaits answers and swift action.

Moana Pasifika produced a dominant display, riding a sharp first-half blitz and a bruising forward game to outmuscle the Fijian Drua. Captain Miracle Fai’ilagi sparked the early surge, signaling Moana’s growing hunger and strategic prowess.

Pacific nations face rising health risks tied to climate and environmental pressures. A three-day One Health dialogue highlights cross-sector collaboration—bridging public health, animal health, and the environment—to strengthen preparedness for the challenges ahead.

Two snooker contenders delivered a gripping clash at the JM Snooker competition in Lautoka, filled with precision, nerve, and dramatic moments. Amid the table-thrills, the event also honored a local sporting pioneer and signaled plans for an annual tradition that adds heart to the rivalry.

Strong families and tight-knit communities are stepping up in the fight against drugs, underscoring the power of tradition and guidance for the next generation. As the Counter Narcotics Bill 2026 moves forward, the emphasis is on parental and elder leadership to shape a healthier future. The ongoing dialogue also invites broad public input to refine…

Global turbulence and rapid technological change are reshaping Fiji’s future, inviting resilience and regional unity. The president highlights AI-driven shifts and a Pacific defined by dialogue and cooperation—a hopeful guide to navigating a changing world.

A Sigatoka retiree’s bid for restitution and damages against the Fiji Police Force ends in a sharp legal setback, struck out for missing key pleading details. The ruling highlights how vagueness and procedural missteps can derail civil actions before they truly begin.

Kasiano Vusonilawe steps into a new chapter as Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations, following a merit-based promotion process. A seasoned veteran with over 32 years in service, his appointment hints at a renewed emphasis on professional leadership and community policing in Fiji.

Following a coordinated operation in Delainavesi, a woman in her 30s faces multiple charges after methamphetamine was found. As the case unfolds in court, authorities underscore the ongoing fight against drug-related crime and its impact on community safety.

From migration to a rooted community, this story traces a family’s quiet journey to build a home and a new village on Fiji’s western edge. Guided by tradition and a gracious welcome from local leaders, what began as a humble request grew into a lasting bond between neighbors and land. A tale of faith, family,…

Fiji’s 2026 Parliament opens with a plea to turn a diverse society into a cohesive nation. Principled leadership, fair legislation, and inclusive policies are highlighted as the key to trust and unity in an election year.

Fiji’s president calls for a clean, credible path to the upcoming elections, urging leaders, candidates, and supporters to uphold integrity and the rule of law. Democracy, he says, is shaped just as much by conduct before and after polling day as on election day. A reminder that restraint, dialogue, and inclusivity are essential to Fiji’s…