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Parliament ponders a bold overhaul of Fiji’s public service, centered on a framework that could sharpen leadership, planning, and data-driven decisions. As ministries weave this into their transformation agendas, progress in youth, sport, and culture hints at a broader push for sustained innovation and accountability.

Fiji’s public service is embracing a broad reform push aimed at lifting morale, sharpening skills, and speeding up service delivery. With new training initiatives, wellness programs, and ‘productivity champions’ rolling out across ministries, supporters say happier civil servants will translate into better government—and the debate on measurable results continues.

An all-out Sukuna Bowl showdown looms as Army’s men’s volleyball team aims to end a seven-year drought against Police. Fereti Bolavucu says rainy days only sharpened their preparation, spotlighting experience and teamwork. The clash travels from Suva to Labasa this November, with pride on the line.

Venus Williams returns to the tour with a wildcard entry at the Auckland Classic, signaling a high-profile comeback for the 45-year-old legend. As she eyes a new chapter ahead of the Australian Open, her enduring influence on women’s tennis remains a source of inspiration for fans and players alike.

Fiji Kulas coach Angeline Chua says the team’s 90-minute focus is on executing their plan and staying disciplined as they gear up to open against Papua New Guinea Reds in Port Moresby. After a week of intensive training at the Fiji FA Academy, the squad is buzzing with fitness, teamwork and tactical sharpness, aiming to…

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro outlines how Fiji’s Higher Education Commission will monitor institutions, enforce teaching hours, and uphold accreditation and quality standards. The update also touches on teacher shortages and leadership accountability, signaling stronger regulatory oversight for Fiji’s education sector.

Typhoon Kalmaegi leaves destruction in its wake across the Philippines and Vietnam, with communities racing to cope as floods recede and evacuations continue. Debris, disruption, and the promise of more storms frame a tense, collective effort to rebuild. A glimpse into how people come together when disaster strikes.

Fiji Bitter 7s Series returns with a six-tournament slate, kicking off at the Yalovata 7s. A showcase of grassroots talent and community pride, this season promises fast, thrilling rugby that puts local players in the spotlight.

New evidence reshapes a high-profile case as a controversial Malaysian artist is detained in connection with a social media influencer’s death, now treated as murder. The evolving story shines a harsh light on fame, risk, and the pressures of online life.

Suva Port is grappling with a congestion spike that strains yards and berths as vessels arrive back-to-back. With ongoing measures and planned upgrades on the horizon, the port’s response could reshape Fiji’s trade flow in the weeks ahead.

In a small Lautoka home, an unlikely bond between a widow and a young man crosses cultural lines. Their everyday acts of care—from a shared meal to a bustling home canteen—whisper a bigger lesson about community, independence, and hope.

In the Pacific, the push and pull between security, seabed riches, and climate action is reshaping how communities live with the ocean. From nuclear submarines to debated deep-sea mining rules, regional voices fear humanitarian aid and environmental safeguards could be caught in broader rivalries. As 2025 looms, the region faces a defining moment in ocean…