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Winter is closing in as Gaza’s people face a worsening hunger and shelter crisis. Aid deliveries remain far short of need, with only a fraction of food and fuel reaching communities despite ceasefire promises. As malnutrition grows and tents falter, humanitarian observers warn that logistical gaps could deepen hardship for families already on the edge.

An uptick in flu-like illnesses is prompting a proactive public health response and heightened community vigilance. The focus is on early care and good hygiene as authorities monitor the situation and prepare for any developments.

On the verge of a historic moment, Samoa’s rugby league team eye a first major international trophy in the Pacific Cup final. A bold mix of fresh talent and seasoned leaders could redefine the island nation’s place on the world stage ahead of next year’s World Cup.

Tongans mark 150 years since a foundational constitution as King Tupou VI ties enduring freedom to new economic opportunities. With elections on the horizon and plans for a revived parliamentary home, the nation weighs tradition against growth in a rapidly changing world.

A Fiji broadcaster navigates funding squeezes while rolling out cutting-edge tech and disaster-resilience initiatives, delivering a surprising year of profit. As transparency and accountability come into sharper focus, the evolving media landscape shapes a spirited debate about the future of public broadcasting.

Pacific leaders gather in Palau to sharpen regional disaster resilience. As climate threats intensify, Solomon Islands’ environment minister pushes for urgent action and stronger cooperation—from early warning systems to a shared humanitarian warehousing plan. A glimpse into the discussions shaping the region’s response to floods, cyclones, and rising seas.

Tuvalu is urging a more inclusive, locally led approach to Pacific disaster resilience as climate-driven crises mount. With regional plans and coastal adaptation efforts in motion, the island nation is charting a bold path toward shared action that leaves no one behind.

Fiji is charting a bold path toward sustainable farming with a forthcoming National Organic Policy and a grassroots certification framework. The move aims to empower farmers, boost food security, and align with broader rural development goals.

Riyadh serves up a high-stakes round-robin as Sabalenka and Gauff push to seal a semifinal berth. Expect bold plays, clutch moments, and a race that’s getting tighter by the rally.

Typhoon Kalmaegi barrels through the Philippines, unleashing fierce winds and rising floodwaters that push rescue crews to the limit. With evacuations underway and communities grappling with power outages, the road to recovery remains filled with uncertainty as the storm moves on.

Fiji’s media scene braces for a landmark night as the FAME Awards 2025 spotlights resilience, competition, and the region’s ongoing fight for press freedom. A record field across 25 categories and five Hall of Fame inductions hint at a turning point for journalism in Fiji.

England front-line full-back Freddie Steward is in doubt for Sunday’s Twickenham showdown with Fiji after a hand injury. With other backs unavailable, Steve Borthwick faces tough reshorthand decisions that could reshape England’s approach for the autumn test.

Fiji unveils a Sustainable Finance Roadmap designed to align its financial system with climate goals and the SDGs. Centered on transparency, mobilizing sustainable investments, and inclusive climate resilience, the plan brings together government, banks, and international partners to drive a greener, more resilient future.

Parliament confronts a high-stakes aviation dispute as a training provider struggles to meet international standards. With certificate validation in doubt, Fiji weighs tighter oversight and modernized training laws to safeguard safety and trust in the sector.

Palau takes the helm of the Pacific DRM Ministerial Meeting, marking the end of Fiji’s three-year chairmanship. A new chapter in regional resilience unfolds as nations boost collaboration on early warning, humanitarian coordination, and climate adaptation.

New Zealand’s leader reaffirms commitment to PACER Plus even as Papua New Guinea questions its benefits. With talk of a possible bilateral CEPA on the horizon, the Pacific’s regional trade landscape may be edging toward a new chapter.

Merino’s bold switch from midfield to the number nine role is shaping Arsenal’s season. After a starring two-goal showing in a big European win, the 29-year-old is stepping up as injuries mount and the Gunners chase big ambitions.

Halsey rallied after a hospital scare and is back on stage, thanking the medical team for their care. She’ll pace herself during the Boston show as the Back to Badlands Tour continues. Her ongoing health journey—lupus, chemotherapy and all—adds a powerful, hopeful thread to her comeback.

Tailevu is pushing a bold plan to turn native crops into bigger income, backed by new market access and a unifying “Tailevu brand.” Fresh partnerships and structured land-use steps hint at lasting gains for local livelihoods.

Macuata, Fiji’s northern frontier, is poised to become a standout eco-tourism hub where local landowners steer the development of natural and cultural treasures. Promising plans include low-impact experiences and welcoming spaces that honor tradition, set against protected trails and emerging facilities. With infrastructure upgrades and closer collaboration in the works, the region hints at sustainable…

Fiji’s farmers face land access hurdles, rising costs, and barriers that limit women and youth from shaping the sector. As climate change and shifting markets press on, innovative, community-driven solutions could redefine food security and livelihoods. Momentum in MSMEs and inclusive policy hints at a more resilient, vibrant agricultural future.