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Rugby and goodwill collide on the last leg of the Australian Stockmen’s Fiji tour, as a high-stakes clash in Nadi looms. Off the field, a week of training, school visits and gear donations hints at a story bigger than the game.

Vinaya Habosi signs a long-term extension with Racing 92, tying him to the French giants through 2029. The speedy winger has already made a big impact at club and international level, and his future with the team hints at Racing’s bold, talent-driven plans for the coming years.

Diwali lit up Fiji with bright lights, fireworks, and a heartwarming surprise from Australia. In Valelevu, joy and togetherness triumphed over the rain and noise, as neighbors and relatives came together to celebrate. A festival of light that reminds us how unity shines brightest.

Cervical cancer remains a serious concern for women in the Northern Division, but early detection and HPV vaccination offer real hope. The story explores barriers to timely care, new screening options like HPV self-testing, and the vital role of support networks. A survivor’s personal note underscores why awareness and proactive health management matter.

Fiji’s proposed maternity leave reforms are sparking cautious concerns from small businesses, which warn that longer unpaid leave could strain staffing and hamper women’s return-to-work opportunities. The debate also flags paid breastfeeding breaks and menstrual leave, signaling a broader push for a more balanced and inclusive workplace.

Netflix shows revenue growth but a profit miss tied to a Brazilian tax issue, sending the stock lower after hours. The company is shifting its focus from subscriber counts to profitability, while exploring live sports, video games, and video podcasts as new growth bets. What comes next for the streaming giant in a crowded market…

A new push to strengthen sexual and reproductive health in Fiji is gaining international backing, with New Zealand and UNFPA partnering to empower women and young girls. This broader SRMNAH effort, including commitments to free family planning, aims to build more resilient communities and better health outcomes across the Pacific.

Extreme weather grips Australia and New Zealand as heat surges, winds roar, and wildfires spread. With near-record highs in Sydney and strong gusts rolling across the region, communities brace for outages, road closures, and evacuations in the days ahead.

Fiji’s Warriors bring a spirited, under-23 core to a high-stakes clash with Australia. Led by Sakiusa Vosayaco and Ponipate Tuberi, the youthful squad promises pace, grit, and moments that could define the season. Backed by the PacificAus Sports program, it’s a glimpse of Fiji’s next generation in action.

Rajesh Singh offers a personal glimpse into Fiji’s troubled 1987 coup, recounting a family’s sudden livelihood loss and the extraordinary kindness that helped them endure. It’s a story of resilience, forgiveness, and the quiet strength of community that transcends division. A hopeful reminder that a nation’s future rests on compassion and unity.

Fiji is rolling out a bold, multi-sector plan to curb rising alcohol use. Stricter licensing, stronger enforcement, school-based awareness, and cross-agency collaboration promise new public health safeguards for youth and families. A closer look reveals how these changes could reshape everyday life in Fiji.

A serious crash on Edinburgh Drive has sparked renewed calls for road safety and stronger precautions for all road users. Investigations are underway as communities seek ways to prevent future tragedies.

An unexpected court ruling is shaking Fiji’s political scene. A suspended sentence and an eight-year ban from elections highlight the high stakes of leadership and the ongoing push for accountability.

An electric night of boxing is on the horizon as four titles collide on a 13-fight card featuring fighters from across the region. With local stars facing international contenders, the spotlight is on Fiji’s growing boxing scene, delivering drama, skill, and hard-hitting action.

An executive shake-up at Fiji’s maritime authority triggers questions about governance and safety as an ongoing investigation unfolds. With renewed emphasis on accountability and enhanced crew training, the sector could be set on a path toward stronger oversight and public trust.

Fiji’s medical association is pushing back against a draft bill that would confine medical certificates to a select group of “approved doctors,” arguing the move could undermine professional independence and access to care, especially for rural communities. The debate comes as staffing shortages and unsettled health-budget issues raise questions about who can deliver quality healthcare.…

Fiji forges a landmark cyber partnership with Israel, uniting ministries to bolster the island nation’s digital defenses. The move signals deeper bilateral ties and regional cooperation as Pacific nations confront rising cyber threats and evolving security challenges.