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SPBD Fiji’s Nausori branch has relocated to a central new home, framed as a beacon for women entrepreneurs. With expanded reach and ambitious plans for growth across Fiji, this move hints at bigger opportunities on the horizon.

Late-night tremors rattled Fiji’s Nausori area, with residents along the Suva–Nausori corridor feeling the shaking. Officials say there’s no tsunami threat, but the sequence has people on edge and staying alert for updates.

Three days at the Reserve Bank of Fiji saw 15 participants tackle Fintech, Ease of Doing Business, and Sustainability, forming three dynamic teams. The event united startups, students, and professionals, highlighting Fiji’s growing push toward innovative solutions with broad international and local support shaping the nation’s future.

Fiji opens a weeklong festival of sport, culture, and community with the FANCA Nations World Cup. Teams from five nations, reunions for the diaspora, and charity initiatives come together for moments that celebrate unity, family, and giving back.

Skyrocketing food costs and limited access to nutritious options are shaping what families feed their children in Fiji. As advocates push for expanded social support and smarter labeling, policymakers face a pivotal test in steering nutrition toward brighter days.

Courage isn’t fearlessness—it’s choosing to keep moving forward. Moira Vilsoni’s battle with a rare, life-threatening infection is behind her, but the resilience she found—through faith, family, and a steady sense of humor—shines brighter than ever. Now back at work, pursuing an MBA, and speaking out to support fellow survivors, her story invites a conversation about…

Labasa FC showed real grit in a high-stakes title clash, matching the champions and proving their growing resilience. A proud display that hints at big things to come this season.

Fiji is widening its export map, with guava heading to Japan and pineapples moving into the Middle East—a move that could unlock new income for farmers and set the stage for bigger market ambitions.

During Maha Shiv Ratri, a call goes out to faith leaders, parents, and communities to guide youth away from drugs by embracing discipline, inner strength, and renewal. A shared message of resilience and hopeful guidance for the next generation.

Temo Mayanavanua says discipline is the urgent fix for the Drua after a tough opener. With a quick turnaround and a Waratahs test looming, the focus is on cleaner execution and tighter defense as they regroup.

Moana Pasifika burst out of the blocks at Churchill Park, with captain Miracle Fai’ilagi crossing twice before halftime. A bruising forward display and smart game management kept the Drua at bay, even as Fiji fought back in the second half.

Regional unity takes center stage as Pacific leaders call for protecting culture and dignity in a fast-changing digital world, spotlighting the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant in Fiji. Under the theme One Pacific. One Voice: Standing Together for Online Safety, the event emphasizes leadership, advocacy, and community service across the region. Contestants are celebrated as champions…

An electric season opener in Lautoka tests the Drua’s resolve as Moana Pasifika hit the ground running. Grit, key twists, and a look ahead to a challenging Sydney clash hint at plenty more in store this season.

Athletics Fiji is under pressure to overhaul its national trials after a high-turnout round at the National Stadium. With the schedule clogged by dozens of athletes, officials warn the event risks becoming a general time trial rather than a true selection stage. New proposals for qualifying times and separate school/club events hint at a shift…

Fiji’s netball teams march into 2024 with a bold plan under new leadership. Daily conditioning and targeted training set the tone as the Pearls chase World Cup qualification and the men eye a Singapore tour, aiming to raise Fiji’s game on the international stage this year.

Fiji unveils a striking Year of the Horse stamp collection that fuses lunar symbolism with national pride. A tiny, artful bridge between tradition and modern island identity, celebrating cultural harmony and forward‑looking optimism.

Fiji-born 19-year-old Ailava Samuel makes history by winning the Miss Pacific Island Pageant 2026, crowned alongside a Best in Interview honor. A landmark moment that spotlights the region’s vibrant talent and the power of perseverance.

Quiet tremors swept Fiji’s Suva–Nausori corridor this evening, with residents feeling gentle shaking across the area. No injuries or damage were reported and there’s no tsunami threat—a reminder of the community’s resilience and readiness in the face of seismic activity.

Residents of Kadavu’s Kavala are voicing frustration over slow police response times and patchy network coverage, stirring concerns about safety and trust. Plans for a Kavala police post hint at change on the horizon.

A bold new shield for Fijian rugby players overseas: every contract offer now undergoes mandatory vetting to ensure fair terms, welfare, and licensed representation. From youth scholars to veterans, deals must pass FRU and FRPA scrutiny, with clear provisions on housing, health insurance, and salaries, plus a formal release process before transfers. This move aims…

Diabetes is spreading to Fiji’s youngest generations, with 4.7% of 18–29-year-olds affected and overall prevalence around 30%. Health leaders warn that late diagnoses and limited access to care threaten the future unless bold, youth-focused actions—screenings in schools and workplaces, education campaigns, and better access to medicines—are pursued now.