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An inaugural graduation at the Oceania Institute of Technology shines a bright spotlight on women advancing the Pacific’s vocational education. With plans to broaden programs in tourism, ICT, engineering and more, the institute is poised to expand opportunities, skills, and independence across the region.

Families were welcomed back for a touching six-hour gathering inside Fiji Corrections facilities, sharing meals, smiles, and emotional reunions. The event highlights the enduring power of family ties in the rehabilitation journey, with festive warmth pointing to hopeful futures and stronger reintegration.

Chaos unfolded at Nadi International Airport as a Fiji Airways flight bound for Auckland was canceled after hours of delays. Passengers voiced their frustration over unclear updates, even as meal vouchers offered a small reprieve. The disruption highlights the unpredictable nature of travel and the headaches when schedules slip.

An end-of-year volleyball showdown becomes a moving tribute as the Heartland Warriors play through heartbreak. Wearing black armbands for a teammate’s baby, their on-court resilience and shared memory forge a powerful moment of unity.

Jittu Estate came alive with the Vuvale Fun Day—a vibrant blend of sport, community, and conversations about positive paths for the youth. Inspire Pacific’s effort aims to turn energy into hope for a safer, more connected Suva.

Bula FC announces a historic signing: their first foreign recruit, 21-year-old Adam Supyk, bringing dual New Zealand and England roots and a rising track record. From top youth academies to a standout spell with Wellington Olympic, his arrival signals a bold new chapter for the club ahead of the OFC Pro League.

Festive-season travel is getting tighter as port authorities ramp up checks on maritime fares and charges. With expanded patrols and strict enforcement, obstructing officers carries serious consequences—raising the bar for price transparency for travelers.

Fiji’s senior citizens push into the 2026 budget debate with a bold demand: a 20% discount on essential goods and services. The move highlights rising costs and calls for stronger social protections, while underscoring the enduring contributions of older generations. Supporters frame elder care as a national priority that could reshape how communities support their…

Fiji’s Parliament remains at 55 seats for the upcoming General Election after a formal review. With census and voter-registration data pointing in opposite directions, the decision favors continuity and stability for the electoral landscape.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has placed a senior officer on leave as investigators probe alleged corrupt practices linked to a 2024 incident. The ongoing inquiry highlights the force’s commitment to integrity and accountability.

Fiji’s climate leadership steps into sharper focus after a constructive talk with a UN official, signaling deeper collaboration to turn regional climate talks into real gains for communities facing urban waste, floods, and pollution.

Post Fiji launches its 2025–2026 Back-to-School Promotion, inviting families to win big as the new term approaches. With two entry paths—Shop and Win and Text and Win—the campaign hints at exciting prizes and ways to ease back-to-school costs.

Fiji’s Electoral Commission clarifies that Independent MPs aren’t barred from joining existing or new political parties. If a party is deregistered, MPs can continue as Independents or align with another group, provided they’re tied to only one party at a time. The move underscores transparency and adherence to electoral laws as the political landscape evolves.

Fiji is tapping a $36 million boost to shield its coastal communities from stronger storms, higher seas, and erosion. The plan blends nature-based protections with stronger community engagement, prioritizing low‑income households led by women. A bold move toward resilient shores and sustainable livelihoods.

With the Rarawai Mill idled and heavy rains stalling harvests, farmers are pushing for urgent relief amid mounting losses. A new compensation plan targets stand-over cane and penalties tied to the shutdown, signaling a major shift in the season’s finances. The move underscores the fragile balance of weather, labor shortages, and a sector already feeling…

New Fiji Police recruits are urged to embrace “total policing” — a call to serve beyond the clock with integrity, discipline, and courage. Today’s ceremony underscored that modern policing demands strength of character, resilience under pressure, and a steadfast focus on the community’s safety.

Rasta Rasivhenge, international rugby referee and Rooster Chicken Grassroots Fiji 7s ambassador, explains why Fiji’s Grassroots tournament is about growing tomorrow’s rugby stars, not just winning today. Drawing on proven development paths from elsewhere, he envisions a brighter future for Fiji rugby—built from the ground up with sponsor-backed opportunity. The momentum around the grassroots event…

An impressive start for Fiji’s U20s sets the tone for a season of ambition and refinement. After a sharp opening, the squad focuses on tightening defense, improving support play, and staying focused on their goals as they honor sponsors and chase holiday prize money.

Raiwai Rebels burst onto the Rooster Chicken Volleyball Grassroot Development Festival with a standout debut, showing grit and teamwork after just one week of training. Coach Gade Gonevakarua highlights bright young talent and a clear path toward national opportunities, while also noting areas to tighten, like communication and rotation. The early promise has fans excited…

A bus veered off the Vatukedrakedra Bridge in the North, prompting an emergency response. No injuries have been reported as crews assess the scene and safeguard the Wailevu area.

At 66, Davuilevu resident Sereseini Ragiagia insists that asking questions at every purchase isn’t optional—it’s essential. Her years of shopping wisdom show how a simple inquiry can shield families and guide smarter, locally minded choices.