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Bula FC rolls out a milestone addition as Ivan Kumar steps in as the club’s 13th Warrior. At 28, the Suva-born defender brings a journey-from-backyard games to professional stages, with stops across Suva, Rewa, and even a stint in New Zealand’s winter league. His arrival hints at a new level of ambition and resilience for…

Democrats on the Gang of Eight are pressing for the full video from a recent Caribbean strike, arguing that transparency is essential for accountability. With classified briefings underway and questions lingering about legality, the debate over how military actions are disclosed is intensifying. A high-stakes clash over transparency and public trust is shaping the next…

As Fiji nears the festive season, a leadership message centers on unity and trust, addressing concerns of rising ethno-nationalism. The emphasis is on protecting every community’s rights and fostering harmony, joy, and cooperation across cultures.

Nausori’s Tebara Festival kicks off with color and resilience, as a week of culture, youth empowerment, and community pride unfolds at Syria Park. Eight contestants vie for the Miss Tebara crown, promising a vibrant blend of talent and tradition. Leaders and sponsors frame the celebration as a spark for stronger townships, deeper pride, and a…

Manueli Maisamoa earns a coveted spot in the Mike Friday Select 7s, signaling a bold chapter for the Coral Coast Fiji 7s in Sigatoka. With blistering pace and fearless flair, he’s set to bring a new level of intensity to next year’s showdown. A milestone moment for a rising star and a hint of the…

Buenos Aires’ Bosques de Palermo played host to a wag-filled bid to break the world record for the most golden retrievers gathered in one place. Puppies splashed, dogs wore Santa hats, and spectators shared mate as a spirited celebration unfolded.

Lagos bursts into color as its streets become a living gallery for a bold new street art festival. Murals weave energy, dreams, and community stories, hinting at a city where art reshapes everyday life.

Time crowns the architects of AI as its Person of the Year, signaling a turning point where thinking machines reshape science, industry, and daily life. This feature pulls back the curtain on the minds powering the revolution—from chipmakers to top investors—while weighing the dazzling possibilities against the unsettling questions AI raises about our future.

Emergency repairs have reopened the Nailawa crossing in Tailevu, restoring access for hundreds after floodwaters washed away the approach. With follow-up safety checks underway, communities are returning to normal as authorities plan reinforced connections to prevent future disruptions.

International legal maneuvering heats up in the extradition case of Fiji’s suspended DPP, with disclosures filed and fresh privacy concerns surfacing in New Zealand. As the court weighs whether service has been duly completed, the next steps remain tightly watched in this complex cross-border process.

After days of fierce border fighting that left casualties and mass displacement, Thailand and Cambodia announce a pause, with President Trump signaling a path toward peace. Yet leaders offer cautious language, leaving a fragile calm in a volatile region.

– Josh Hazlewood pushes on with dreams of returning for Australia in all formats, despite a hamstring and Achilles setback that sidelined him from the Ashes. With a T20 World Cup on the horizon, the veteran fast bowler hints at a determined comeback and peak fitness in the year ahead. – Hazlewood vows to chase…

Sanctions against a high-profile Brazilian judge are lifted, signaling a thaw in U.S.–Brazil relations. The move comes as Brazil’s political landscape shifts under Lula, with renewed debate over actions against democracy and a potential realignment on the horizon.

Four years of diplomacy, a baton passed in Fiji–New Zealand relations. Charlotte Darlow’s term ends as Greg Andrews prepares to take the helm—hinting at a future of continued cooperation and shared interests.

At a moving farewell, a seasoned diplomat highlights a thriving Fiji–New Zealand partnership and an ambitious path ahead. With trade on the rise, key sectors like tourism and BPO, and evolving regional ties, the next chapter hints at bold opportunities and deeper collaboration.

The Kaiviti Silktails unveil a bold new logo born from resilience and community spirit. It’s more than a redesign—a pledge toward future glory and a pathway for Fijian talent in rugby league, forged through challenges and a renewed ambition for 2026 and beyond.

Datec Fiji is expanding its Suva training academy with an $80,000 boost to grow Fiji’s digital outsourcing workforce. The program targets hot skills like cybersecurity, AI, automation, and digital systems, with accredited courses and inclusive infrastructure to reach women, youth, and people with disabilities. The initiative aims to train 100+ participants per year, signaling a…

Fiji braces for heavy rain, strong winds, and potential floods as a developing weather system moves in. With alerts across the islands in place, residents should stay vigilant as conditions intensify before easing later in the week.

An approaching tropical disturbance is set to bring heavy rain and strong winds to Fiji, with flood risks rising late Tuesday into Wednesday. Thunderstorms are already affecting several regions as the system tracks closer, signaling days of unsettled weather ahead.

Next week, EU capitals face a pivotal vote that could seal Europe’s biggest trade deal in years with Mercosur. With farm concerns, last-minute safeguards, and delicate political maneuvering, the outcome remains uncertain and its consequences could redefine the bloc’s economic path.

Raising questions over gate takings and transparency, Malolo Rugby Club has put Fiji rugby’s finances in the spotlight. With claims of inconsistent payouts and deductions, this developing saga could reshape how revenue is shared and accounted for in the Skipper Cup.