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A landmark court ruling sides with a Labasa business, awarding over $1.4 million after an asset seizure was deemed unlawful. The decision reinforces protections for companies and lender accountability, signaling a shift in how disputed recoveries are handled.

Two Fiji-based organizations are uniting around a shared vision to tackle the nation’s waste crisis, ahead of the new Vaka Forum Series. Built on Voices, Alliances, Knowledge, and Action, the plan aims to spark inclusive dialogue and co-create practical solutions with a broad network of partners.

Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change (PISFCC) have earned a prestigious prize for their climate advocacy, signaling a new era where youth leadership meets international law. The honor highlights how bold, community-driven action can influence global norms and accountability for climate harm. A glimpse into a growing movement reshaping the fight for climate justice.

La Niña could be on the horizon, bringing notable shifts to the coming wet season. Expect above-normal rainfall and warmer days from October through December 2025, with potential implications for water resources and farming. Changes are poised to unfold—communities may want to stay alert and prepared as patterns evolve.

Drama, a dramatic second-half rally, and a 19-year wait finally ending in a Grand Final that had fans on the edge of their seats. Reece Walsh shone for the Broncos, delivering a standout performance that earned him the Clive Churchill Medal. A bold new chapter begins for the club as they celebrate a long-awaited premiership…

At 19, Naomi Tegu is making waves in Fiji rugby league, earning a surprise call-up to the Bulikula squad. From leading the Lami Steelers to the national fold, her rapid rise embodies the surge of women’s rugby in Fiji—and a journey only just beginning.

Six inmates walk free after 15–20 years behind bars under Presidential Pardons, greeted by officers and joyful family reunions. Their release marks a hopeful turn for rehabilitation and the challenging path back into everyday life.

Vibrant crowds gathered at Valelevu Grounds as Nasinu’s 2025 festival unfolds with a promise of unity and opportunity. Seven contestants, a charitable mission, and a shared dream for a brighter tomorrow—this celebration hints at resilience, community spirit, and a city aiming higher.

Six inmates granted presidential pardons return to their communities after decades behind bars. One, Pauliasi Delaibatiki, speaks of a world he no longer recognizes, embracing discipline, remorse, and a budding life in art. A story of rehabilitation, second chances, and the new paths hope can open.

Stigma and silence around cancer in Fiji can delay life-saving care. Doctors and survivors share urgent reminders about early detection and timely treatment, turning personal journeys into a powerful call for action. When every day counts in breast cancer, awareness and access to care become everyone’s concern.

Fiji’s 2025 sugar season could stretch into late 2025 or early 2026 as hundreds of thousands of tonnes of cane sit uncrushed across major mills. The talks center on modernization, a possible new Viti Levu mill, and urgent government support to steady payments to farmers and safeguard livelihoods. Stakeholders remain hopeful that resilience and investment…

Sunny Boy lights up Labasa with a vibrant Diwali night, bringing his signature sound to a festival of lights, color, and culture. Expect live performances, Rangoli and diya decorations, and a celebration that paints the town with festive joy.

Hollywood drama meets Championship grit as Wrexham and Birmingham settle for a 1-1 draw. A night of highs, lessons, and growing ambition as both sides chase consistency in a season full of twists.

Fiji’s taekwondo community celebrated a milestone as a 13-member team returned from Wellington with a standout international showing. The performance underscores growing talent and teamwork, signaling a bright future for Fiji taekwondo on the world stage.

Tailevu rugby launches a bold new era with a $10,000 sponsorship fueling a 2025–2030 plan to boost grassroots development, career pathways, and gender inclusivity. A refreshed team branding signals deeper partnership as Tailevu eyes a pivotal Skipper Cup clash at Churchill Park. A win for players and communities alike, the move promises a stronger future…

Runways at Munich Airport were shut again after fresh drone sightings led to flight diversions and cancellations. As authorities weigh stronger security measures and even military help to neutralize drones, the incident signals mounting concerns over unmanned aircraft and the future of Europe’s skies.

Fiji and Australia are moving toward a formal treaty that would deepen security cooperation across the Pacific. The expanded partnership blends maritime security, joint training, and development efforts with health and anti-crime initiatives, backed by new collaborative infrastructure. As ties broaden—from regional exercises to future personnel integration—the partners project a more resilient Indo-Pacific.

A large community walk in Suva put cancer prevention in the spotlight this Pinktober, urging healthier living and ongoing conversation long after October ends. With calls for small, lasting lifestyle changes and a stronger emphasis on early detection, the event hints at a hopeful shift toward better health for families and future generations.

Sarah Mullally becomes Archbishop of Canterbury in a historic milestone for the Anglican Church. As she steers through long‑standing debates over gender, safeguarding, and unity within the global church, her leadership could reshape its future.

Suva’s women delivered a commanding Marama Cup performance, seizing control from the start and showcasing a growing depth across the squad. The result hints at a rising era for Suva rugby, with momentum building from the senior team down to the young guns. A season full of potential awaits as the program eyeing bigger challenges…