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Fiji Airports unveils a bold $2 billion plan to modernize terminals, runways, and tech, expanding capacity into the 2030s. The initiative fuses physical upgrades with digital advances—auto bag drops, biometric processing, and real-time dashboards—aimed at safer, faster, more sustainable travel and stronger regional connectivity.

Two rugby powerhouses prepare for a high-stakes Skipper Cup semi-final as Naitasiri meet Tailevu. With injuries reshaping the lineup and a captain’s vow to prove themselves, the stage is set for a gripping showdown at HFC Bank Stadium.

Fiji takes a bold step into professional football with the launch of Bula FC, the country’s first-ever football franchise. A move crafted to spotlight local talent and ignite a new era on the Pacific stage, with OFC Pro League action set to begin in 2026.

Tailevu is marching toward a high-stakes Skipper Cup semi-final clash with Naitasiri at HFC Bank Stadium, brimming with confidence and a sharpened game plan. With strategic prep, a focus on countering Naitasiri’s forward power, and momentum from a recent win, this matchup could redefine Tailevu’s season—even as Naitasiri navigate injury concerns.

History is made as Dr. Paula Vivili becomes the first Tongan to lead the Pacific Community. Her appointment points to a new focus on resilience and climate action across 27 member nations. With the helm changing hands this November, the region braces for a pivotal era in health and regional cooperation.

Lautoka unveils its first Voluntary Local Review, tying city planning to the UN SDGs to boost resilience and inclusivity. The initiative hints at data-driven disaster preparedness and a Pacific-first Disaster Waste Management Contingency Plan that could reshape recovery after extreme weather. With a history of robust waste programs and community action, Lautoka signals a bold…

Fiji unveils a bold new push for tourism that aims to keep more travel spending local, empower small businesses, and upgrade town infrastructure. With a stronger emphasis on local partnerships and inclusive growth, the plan signals a shift toward a more sustainable, community-centered tourism future.

November brings a high-stakes tribunal into the spotlight as it probes allegations surrounding Fiji Corrections Service’s suspended commissioner. A three-member panel will oversee the proceedings, spotlighting governance, accountability, and potential reforms aimed at strengthening transparency within Fiji’s corrections system.

Fiji is seeing more heart emergencies among people in their 20s and 30s, with delays in care turning manageable issues into crises. Doctors point to subtle warning signs like shortness of breath and heavy sweating, and highlight how lifestyle changes could help reverse the trend.

Suva hosted a milestone marking 80 years of UN work across peace, human rights, and sustainable development. Diplomats and regional leaders highlighted Fiji’s role in multilateralism and climate action, signaling renewed collaboration to safeguard Pacific communities. A moment that points to a more resilient, cooperative future for the region.

284 cadets at Naitasiri Secondary celebrate a month-long journey of discipline, teamwork and leadership. The ceremony highlighted personal transformation and community support, underscoring a shared commitment to shaping resilient young leaders for Fiji’s future.

Advocates are urging cremation provisions be embedded in the main Burial and Cremation Act, not left to ministerial rules. With amendments in play, supporters warn that lack of legal recognition risks stability for crematoriums and future generations. A push for a durable, equal-access framework signals broader modernization of end-of-life services.

Fiji’s tourism landscape gets a fresh steer as Dr. Paresh Pant steps in as the new CEO. With a track record across tourism and hospitality, he’s signaling a collaborative, value-driven push toward sustainable growth in a sector rallying from a strong rebound. A new era for Fiji’s travel story awaits.

– Fiji’s push for digital governance hits a crossroads as the decision to discontinue the election mobile app sparks a heated debate about transparency and public trust. Critics warn that scrapping the app could undermine democracy’s real-time updates and faith in the system. – Opposition voices heat up as Fiji pauses a key digital tool…

Rugby diplomacy takes the spotlight as Fiji’s leaders meet international rugby figures in Dublin, highlighting the sport’s power to unite communities and inspire the next generation. Rooted in teamwork, discipline, and respect, the conversation hints at Fiji’s rising presence on the world stage and the Pacific’s bright rugby future.

Reforms to TELS travel clearances promise a streamlined, one-stop process with online checks and new kiosks. But many students are still unsure of their obligations, underscoring a need for clearer guidance as the system evolves. A closer look at how these changes could affect study plans and travel ahead.

Two Fijian rugby powerhouses square off in the Skipper Cup final, with Naitasiri chasing a title they’ve waited 25 years to reclaim and Malolo riding fresh momentum into their historic first final. A clash steeped in tradition, rivalry, and high-stakes drama awaits.

Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara calls for tighter maritime surveillance around Lau amid rising concerns over drug trafficking. He says strong family bonds and community discipline must lead the way, signaling a broader push for local action to protect communities.

Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara signals a new chapter for Lau, shifting focus from political ambition to uplifting his people. He envisions stronger governance, better infrastructure, and thriving local enterprises through closer collaboration with government and community voices. With tourism and cultural preservation at the fore, Lau looks to a future built on collaboration and renewed…

An ambitious investment in Fiji’s West is set to shake up the construction scene. A new mobile concrete batching plant promises higher output and steady, quality batches for upcoming infrastructure and hospitality projects. It’s a sign of growing confidence and momentum across the region.

Two milestone anniversaries spotlight Fiji’s Chinese community, tracing a journey from early farmers and traders to today’s educators and entrepreneurs. A legacy of harmony and cultural fusion meets a forward-looking partnership with China, hinting at broader cooperation in trade, climate resilience, and development.