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Fiji says New Zealand’s new seasonal visas won’t disrupt the RSE program or Fijian placements, with officials promising continued opportunities and ongoing monitoring of developments.

American Samoa is taking a bold step to turn ocean science into practical solutions for local needs. An inaugural Ocean Science to Service workshop united government agencies, marine operators, and emergency responders to boost coastal safety and resilience through better data—tidal calendars, sea-level insights, and a new regional ocean portal.

Be Fiji marks a fresh chapter in Tourism Fiji’s happiness-forward brand, inviting you to swap everyday stress for moments of joy. Through sun-kissed shores, playful connections, and mindful escapes, the campaign hints at a brighter travel mindset that lives beyond the itinerary.

Fiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica signs a one-year extension to keep him in Melbourne through 2026. A trusted veteran and leader in the Storm squad, his renewal signals continuity and renewed ambition for Craig Bellamy’s side.

Melbourne Storm locks in a familiar face for 2026 as Tui Kamikamica signs on for another year. A cornerstone of the pack and Fiji Bati captain, he’s set to continue driving leadership and form as the club eyes a new season.

Western region fans can breathe easier as heavy rain alerts ease ahead of the UB40 show. Yet unsettled skies linger in northern and eastern areas, with showers and a hint of thunder. A night of music—and weather surprises—awaits.

Bula FC has issued a clarification about a travel hiccup that kept several players from their flight. The club says visa delays prevented check-in, not an airline offload, and the affected players have been rebooked to join the squad at training camp today.

Brisbane hosts a pivotal first-in-person gathering of the Pacific Islands Forum Troika for 2026, signaling renewed unity and shared leadership across the region. The talks touched on regional architecture, an ambitious year-ahead strategy, and COP31 preparations, highlighting continuity, inclusivity, and a forward-looking Pacific voice.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to 15 years in a case tied to an Iran-linked plot targeting prominent dissident Masih Alinejad, underscoring the global reach of repression against critics.

Two days of high-energy volleyball at the National Gymnasium as the Vulaca Tournament pits top local talents in men’s and women’s divisions. Expect fierce rivalries, standout plays, and a celebration of community spirit as the action unfolds.

From Nabouwalu to the Skipper Select squad, a rising forward carries the hopes of Macuata and the North. Intensive training against top Super Rugby talent is shaping his path, signaling a turning point for rugby in the region. A moment that could ignite new opportunities for aspiring players beyond the North.

Cities are stepping up the fight against illegal littering, backed by rising fines and a sweeping plan to rethink waste management. The latest push hints at new approaches, framed by strict environmental rules and a commitment to public input before any action moves forward.

Emerging leaders are in for a dynamic gathering focused on turning intention into action. With the theme “From Drift to Drive,” the symposium promises practical insights on self-leadership, teams, and driving meaningful change from a diverse lineup of experts.

A heartbreaking road tragedy involving a young child has sparked a renewed call for vigilance on our streets. The guidance is simple: slow down near schools and neighborhoods, stay focused, and look out for little pedestrians. Road safety is a shared duty for everyone—drivers and pedestrians alike.

Fiji’s top police official says there are no local drug laboratories, but warns of a growing cross-border narcotics challenge. He’s calling for stronger international cooperation, advanced training, and new tools to stay ahead of trafficking networks.

An alarming surge of online abuse against Fiji’s women is being called a national crisis, threatening productivity, leadership, and the future. From personal well-being to political participation, the discussion highlights costly barriers—and a growing call for real change.