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An oil spill in a public drain near Vatuwaqa has sparked a swift government response, with cleanup orders and penalties issued to a local transport company. The move signals a stronger push for environmental accountability for businesses near waterways.

Fiji’s Sheraton Golf Resort and Spa unveils the largest gingerbread house in the South Pacific, turning the lobby into a dazzling holiday spectacle. Crafted from nearly a thousand kilos of gingerbread, it’s a warm invitation for locals and travelers to come together this season.

Labasa Hospital is grappling with elevated TB risks as a dedicated isolation ward remains unfinished and the TB unit is repurposed for children. Prolonged renovations and contractor changes have delayed completion, leaving patient safety and a reopening timeline uncertain.

Ro Filipe Tuisawau questions a 22% electricity tariff hike, urging continued talks and viable alternatives as the government’s stake in the utility factors into the debate.

Fiji’s Year 13 results reveal a strong upswing in education, with a soaring national pass rate and more schools achieving perfect scores. The milestone celebrates student grit and community support, signaling a bright trend for Fiji’s classrooms.

From a baptism of fire to a season of momentum, Tailevu is turning its gaze to 2026 with bold plans. Backed by a loyal community and a professional-brand approach, the union is laying the groundwork for a defining new era.

Eight years of festive giving light up Loloma Home in Sabeto as a local hotel spreads Christmas cheer with gifts, carols, and Father Christmas. A heartwarming moment that shines a spotlight on new beginnings and the power of community spirit.

Ro Teimumu Kepa marks 80 years with reflections on faith, gratitude, and wise leadership. A heartfelt celebration reveals a life of service, honored family, and a hopeful vision that continues to inspire her community.

“Rugby isn’t what it used to be, warns Temo Mayanavanua as he readies for the Drua’s 2026 challenge. ‘Rugby is not the same as it was five years ago. We can’t afford our performance from five years ago to carry us through,’ he says, highlighting Fiji’s push for professional training and the academy pathway shaping…

156 Fiji peacekeepers return from a demanding UN mission in Iraq, greeted with pride and gratitude. The homecoming honors courage, discipline, and the personal sacrifices behind international service. A milestone that reflects Fiji’s ongoing commitment to global peacekeeping.

Tailevu-born referee Tevita Rokovereni has just been named Fiji’s Male Referee of the Year, a milestone in his rapid rise on the world stage. From his Pacific Mini Games debut to key World Rugby Sevens Series moments, his evolving career hints at even bigger things to come.

Fiji rugby kicks off the year with a bold, nationwide push to raise standards. A three-phase FRU plan targets governance, coaching, and development across all unions, paired with audits and training to lift the entire game. Expect renewed collaboration and fresh momentum shaping Fiji’s rugby future.

Two new signings bolster Bula FC ahead of the OFC Professional League. 21-year-old Adam Supyk from New Zealand and national defender Filipe Baravilala bring international pedigree as the club moves toward a 21-player squad for the season.

Fiji football fans get a fresh look with the new Home Jersey hitting stores nationwide, marking a milestone in official merch and national pride.

Joy, camaraderie, and a full day of family-friendly fun lit up Jittu Estate for the Jittu Vuvale Fun Day. A brand-new multipurpose court set the stage for activities for all ages and a lively volleyball showdown, proving what a united community can achieve.

At Natovi Jetty, pre-dawn kitchens glow as women whip up crispy fish parcels, fueling more than hungry stomachs with grit, camaraderie, and a resilient local economy. A single vendor’s leap from setback to a thriving livelihood reveals how honest work nourishes families and lifts a community.

Shocking allegations have emerged in a Suva High Court case involving a couple accused of sexual abuse and trafficking of a minor. Prosecutors have presented new disclosures as bail was extended and the matter was adjourned to January. The case highlights the ongoing urgency of child protection and the pursuit of justice.

149 new Fiji Police recruits, including 10 from Tuvalu, graduate after three months of training. They’re reminded that integrity and public welfare will define their careers as policing faces evolving challenges and greater public scrutiny. A renewed emphasis on trust, duty, and ongoing capacity-building signals a hopeful step for the force.

Overtime pay for health workers is moving forward, with millions already issued and a thorough claims verification underway. The remaining payments are slated for the early months of 2026 as officials acknowledge staff dedication and patience throughout the process.