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Fiji’s rugby setup has opened seven high-profile coaching roles across U20, sevens, and women’s programs, signaling a bold push to strengthen talent pipelines. From a new U20 head coach to specialists in forwards, backs, and high-performance leadership, the move aims to elevate Fiji on the world stage.

Unclaimed life policy funds are being cleared in Fiji as LICI transfers dormant payouts to the regulator, with proactive outreach to reconnect rightful beneficiaries—including many overseas claimants—so什么 remains due can find its way to those entitled.

Fiji’s boxing scene is at a crossroads. While medals glitter on the national stage, many fighters crave a clear path from the amateurs to sustainable professional opportunities. A veteran coach warns that current rules could be stifling talent and reshaping the sport’s future in Fiji.

From Lami’s Qauia Settlement, a group of young boys trades negativity for rhythm. The Qe Black Qauia crew drums on tins and dazzles with dance, turning music into a way to fund school supplies and brighter futures. Led by Peni Tuqalo, their performances across towns carry a powerful message about choosing creativity and positive paths.

Waisea Lagilevu and a crew of local youths are turning traditional Fijian drumbeating into more than a hobby—it’s a way to earn a little pocket money and strengthen community bonds. Their qiri kapa performances blend faith, responsibility, and joy, reaching from Sorokoba to Lami and Suva. A simple holiday idea has grown into a vibrant…

Rugby Sevens fever hits Sigatoka as the Coral Coast 7s unfold with a stacked 24-team men’s field, a bigger prize pot, and a growing international lineup. The weekend also beefs up the women’s and youth brackets, promising pool clashes that feel like finals and a showcase of Fiji’s next generation.

Lautoka’s Waiyavi waterfall, a cherished local escape, is facing a growing litter problem that risks the area’s beauty and safety. After a recent dumping incident, authorities are urging residents to stay vigilant and join the effort to protect this beloved spot.

Fiji opens a public discussion on proposed electricity tariff changes. From January 6–15, households, businesses, and community groups can share their views via meetings, written submissions, or an online survey, plus a new bill- comparison tool to gauge potential impacts on bills.

Fiji’s fiscal-year debate pits politics against practicality as opposition critics warn that changing the schedule could disrupt disaster funding and public services, while defending the proven August–July cycle.

Unsettled conditions are sweeping Fiji this weekend as a trough brings persistent showers and the risk of heavy downpours. Thunderstorms and possible flash flooding could affect low-lying areas, with activity varying across regions as the weekend unfolds.

Ba’s football scene is set for a memorable morning as Fiji’s first professional club, Bula FC, hosts an open training session. Local stars share the spotlight with overseas-based players, and fans can stick around after drills for a personal hello with the squad. A family-friendly glimpse into Fiji’s rising football journey.

Fiji’s fragile post-election period is under the spotlight as a high-stakes investigation unfolds into attempts to pull security forces into political turmoil. The probe highlights the tense balance between the military and democratic processes when a nation is navigating change.

Fiji’s weightlifting talent Apakuki Tabuawaiwai is plotting a bold comeback for the 2026 season after a tough spell. The 24-year-old aims to boost his performance and compete in at least four international tournaments, signaling a strong push to place Fiji on the global stage.

Energy Fiji Limited is proposing a two-part electricity tariff to shield low-income households from rising costs as the grid expands and rooftop solar grows. The plan blends fixed charges with usage fees, reshaping how bills cover grid upkeep and renewables, while pledging continued support for vulnerable groups.

Pacific leaders and journalists are rallying for a stronger, more transparent fight against corruption. As integrity is framed as essential for regional security, investigative reporting is highlighted as a key driver of reform and accountability across the region.

Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs backs a truth-telling push as the nation eyes reconciliation, calling for honest reckoning of past upheavals and a patient, inclusive process that allows both victims and communities to heal.

Rising living costs meet a plan for long-term energy stability. Tariffs, renewable power goals, and a push for backyard gardens aim to ease daily expenses while boosting resilience.

Prime Minister Rabuka frames the electricity tariff changes as a deliberate step toward a sustainable, reliable future, highlighting renewables and rural electrification. Amid public concerns, the government emphasizes an autonomous regulator as a key safeguard.

Electricity tariffs in Fiji could rise sharply, risking a bigger squeeze on vulnerable households and small businesses. As talks of higher costs ripple through prices, jobs, and exports, the focus turns to balancing affordability with economic realities.

Fiji’s beaches face a holiday litter challenge that threatens marine life and the scenery we love. Eco Guardians Fiji calls on everyone to take responsibility and bring their rubbish home, a concern voiced by locals as the issue resurfaces each festive season. Clean shores remain a shared promise for all who cherish Fiji’s coast.

Facing rising risks, the Pacific is set to shape the next wave of climate action. A new pooled fund, data-driven solutions, and a historic international ruling are accelerating resilience and climate justice for island communities.