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Arsenal look like the team to beat, but City v Liverpool at the Etihad could rewrite the title chase. Momentum, form and high-stakes decisions collide as the Premier League serves up another tense weekend.

Rarawai Mill restoration is gaining momentum after a major fire, with key mechanical, electrical, and control-system repairs underway. As safety and efficiency upgrades push forward, the plan centers on a cautious restart while navigating procurement challenges that could shape the timeline.

Fiji’s Supreme Court updates a high-profile violent case, spotlighting taxi drivers’ vulnerability and the need for stronger protections. The ruling opens the door to appeals and revises the sentences, signaling a careful balance between accountability and rehabilitation in tackling violent crime.

A new Pacific-wide push to speed up trade and modernize border operations is gaining momentum. The plan centers on digitalizing customs, improving data sharing, and strengthening regional cooperation among six island nations, with Fiji at the fore. Its success hinges on strong collaboration and meeting international benchmarks to cut costs and boost efficiency.

Fiji unveils a sweeping plan to boost productivity in its public sector, from leadership training and wellness programs to “productivity champions” across ministries. As changes unfold, questions linger about the real impact on services and public trust.

All eyes are on the Sukuna Bowl as Army’s volleyball squad pursues a seven-year drought against Police. Rain can’t dampen their resolve, with teamwork and grit taking center stage as the showdown approaches. Spanning Suva to Labasa, this rivalry promises a gripping chapter of fierce competition and unit pride.

Fiji’s women’s team, the Kulas, are dialing up discipline and ambition as they gear up for a big regional test. With a focused camp and rising team spirit, they’re aiming for a strong start against the hosts and a memorable run in the tournament. A quick look at their build‑up and the drive behind Fiji’s…

Fiji’s Higher Education Commission clarifies its regulatory role, outlining how standards, accreditation, and governance are enforced across institutions. With ongoing teacher shortages and discussions on teaching-hour requirements, the focus is on stronger accountability and quality in education.

Kalmaegi leaves a trail of devastation as floods rise and the toll climbs. From Cebu to Gia Lai, thousands are displaced and relief crews race through debris, even as a new storm looms on the horizon.

Fiji’s rugby scene is buzzing again as the Fiji Bitter 7s Series launches a new season focused on grassroots, local clubs, and rising talent. Six major 7s tournaments promise exciting matchups, community pride, and memorable moments that showcase the heart of Fijian rugby.

– Namewee is detained as police probe the death of Taiwanese influencer Hsieh Yu-hsin, now classified as murder. The development spotlights the pressures and risks surrounding online fame. – A controversial figure’s surrender ignites a murder investigation into a popular influencer’s death, raising questions about motive, fame, and safety in the influencer world. – As…

Surging ship traffic is testing Suva Port’s capacity, with yard congestion and delays threatening import-export timing. Officials are pushing operational upgrades and tech fixes to restore smoother, more predictable trade flows.

In Lautoka, Fiji, a widow opens her home to a man who becomes family. What begins with kindness grows into a bond that crosses cultural lines, built on shared meals, memories, and mutual care. A quiet reminder that compassion can reshape a community.

Militarization is surfacing as a key environmental and regional flashpoint in the Pacific. Nuclear submarines, contested seabed mining, and humanitarian efforts wrapped in military agendas are raising questions about sovereignty, culture, and ocean health. With 2025 seen by advocates as a pivotal year for a true “zone of peace,” the region’s future hinges on restraint…

A fresh wave of talent is shaping the Crusaders’ 2025 vision, led by 20-year-old Maloni Kunawave among six first‑time signings. With a revitalized backline, a stadium shift on the horizon, and a renewed hunt for glory, the season is set to feel dramatically different.

Fiji’s journalism community is buzzing as the Fiji Achievement in Media Excellence (FAME) Awards return on December 6, 2025 at the Novotel Lami Convention & Entertainment Centre. A record 121 entries across 25 categories celebrate resilience, creativity, and media freedom, with a revived Fiji Media Hall of Fame adding an extra spark to the night…

Palau advances disaster preparedness with a new regional emergency warehouse—a hub for essential relief supplies and faster response, backed by regional partners and international support.

Pacific fisheries leaders are gathering in Manila to chart a harvest strategy for South Pacific albacore. As nations weigh allocations and long-term sustainability, the plan could shape livelihoods across island economies and the health of the region’s oceans.

Taiwan hosts a senior Fijian diplomat for high-level talks, highlighting Taipei’s ongoing push to deepen ties across the Pacific. The discussions unfold amid a charged regional landscape where Beijing’s position on Taiwan and broader great-power rivalries shape diplomatic choices. The encounter signals renewed collaboration and the evolving dynamics of Pacific diplomacy.

Palau weighs an unlikely labor solution: bringing deported workers from the United States to help fill critical gaps. President Whipps is steering talks on vetting, possible visa tweaks, and careful job placement—while a new working group seeks a balanced, consensus-driven path through immigration, labor needs, and community concerns.

A new regional alliance is reshaping how the Pacific handles disasters. The Pacific Response Group brings together multiple nations to speed relief, blending military precision with civilian-led action. From at-sea training to plans for a regional hub, this collaboration signals a new era of resilience across the islands.