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Niue’s prime minister is urging an overdue, formal dialogue among Realm leaders to rethink their constitutional arrangements. With Niue nearing a milestone of self-governance and new regional ties in play, the proposed talks could reshape how these Pacific nations collaborate—and what that means for the region’s future.

Pacific leaders are moving ahead with a groundbreaking, Pacific-led financing facility aimed at boosting climate and disaster resilience for communities across the region. With early co-design sessions underway in Fiji, the initiative envisions a uniquely Pacific approach to ownership, governance, and implementation—building resilience from the ground up.

Five remote Fiji villages are set for a bold, year‑long health push that aims to boost daily wellness and early detection of non-communicable diseases. Funded by a major foundation and powered by new connectivity, the initiative mobilizes community leaders across agencies to build lasting health resilience in underserved areas.

A new chapter for the OACPS unfolds as The Gambia assumes the presidency, signaling a push for financial stability, stronger member engagement, and deeper partnerships ahead of the 11th Summit. The transition promises resilience and a bold roadmap for cooperative action.

An online scam involving a self-employed individual left buyers out of pocket after promises of two gaming consoles never materialized. This case highlights the rising risk of digital fraud and the need for vigilance with online transactions.

Thousands packed a Nadi venue for a night that underscored Fiji’s enduring love for live music. Organizers describe a mix of memorable performances and practical lessons for future shows, signaling a brighter chapter for Fiji’s vibrant music scene.

Fiji’s women are being urged to step into leadership with stronger visibility and confidence. The WIN Convention 2026 promises a two-day platform focused on capacity-building, collaboration, and inclusive growth—driving progress toward a more equitable future for the nation.

Rups Big Bear is accelerating Fiji’s switch to solar, targeting 1.5 MW of on-grid capacity across its outlets. With standout deployments already underway and a landmark solar-powered sawmill, the group is setting a bold standard for private-sector sustainability.

An official party denounces a circulating online claim that Fiji’s Prime Minister was injured in a stone-throwing incident, insisting the report is false. With elections on the horizon, leaders warn that misinformation is on the rise and urge the public to rely on verified information to maintain public trust.

Nasinu’s volleyball scene heats up with a new Grassroots Development Program delivering top facilities and high-octane action for affiliated clubs. Backed by sponsors and the Fiji Sports Council, the season builds toward the Vanua Challenge—with a substantial prize pool up for grabs. After a tough final, the focus shifts to sharper tactics and renewed fitness…

Fiji 7s captain Jerry Matana opens up about the pressure of defending their title as Perth looms. With a tough pool and a packed schedule, the champions stay grounded—can they rise to the challenge once again?

Growing environmental threats push a Serua village to act. From floods to soil erosion, locals rally to safeguard their forests and water—sparking a hopeful push for balance between development and nature.

Fiji unveils a bold five-year plan to strengthen cyber resilience—from protecting government systems to safeguarding critical infrastructure and data. With a focus on building a skilled, diverse cybersecurity workforce and fostering international collaboration, the strategy paves the way for a safer digital future.