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Defending champions with village pride head to Sigatoka for the Coral Coast Fiji 7s. From Naevuevu Village, these young stars blend discipline and raw talent as they chase another milestone on Fiji’s grassroots rugby stage. Their journey promises a glimpse of the next generation shaping the game.

A new multi-party partnership in Fiji aims to accelerate clean energy and empower local communities. By focusing on developing local skills and sustainable growth, the collaboration promises to unlock eco-friendly energy solutions and a more resilient future for Fiji’s islands.

Fiji’s Western Division is ramping up outbreak readiness with a three-day divisional training as the wet season approaches. Frontline teams—from doctors to laboratory staff—are uniting to sharpen surveillance, data analysis and rapid response capabilities. The program aims to tailor division-specific outbreak plans, strengthening resilience against future health threats.

Fiji’s Prime Minister unveils a sweeping cabinet reshuffle aimed at sharpening governance as the administration moves into year four. Fresh appointments span foreign affairs, rural development, climate action, and culture, signaling a refreshed approach to national priorities. The changes point to a more coordinated effort to deliver on promises and advance communities across the islands.

Heavy rainfall is putting urban drainage to the test as cyclone season looms. Local authorities are pushing proactive drainage fixes and stronger disaster coordination to shield communities from floods, signaling a new push for smarter, safer infrastructure.

– Delays in securing essential instructions from ministries are driving up court penalties and shaking public confidence in the justice system. A top solicitor-general urges faster coordination to keep public funds and proceedings on track. – Court deadlines loom, but bureaucratic delays may trigger hefty penalties and a credibility gap. The plea: tighter inter-ministerial collaboration…

Online violence against women and girls with disabilities is a growing crisis hiding in the shadows of scarce data. Advocates warn that without reliable statistics, protection and accountability remain out of reach—calling for urgent cross-sector action.

An apparent fuel slick near Suva Harbour has prompted a coordinated response and ongoing monitoring. With investigations underway, authorities urge extra caution in handling fuels and other hazardous substances to protect the marine environment.

Annetta Florence Ragg’s memories offer a glimpse of Fiji’s past: a close-knit community, scarce goods, and a garden that stood as a symbol of resilience. From improvised classrooms to long boat journeys, her story hints at a world where family, craft, and quiet courage kept spirits bright.

Public transport frustrations are on the rise as the eTransport card system shows cracks, from long lines to unreliable top-ups. Elderly and rural commuters are pushing for cash options, working machines, and better connectivity to keep every journey moving.

Fiji moves from policy to practice with a new Primary Health Care Roadmap and Essential Service Package. A cross-departmental effort sets the stage for universal, high-quality care across communities, signaling a hopeful shift toward a more inclusive health system.

Delays in getting legal instructions from ministries are driving up court penalties and eroding public trust in the judiciary. With tight court timelines in play, officials warn the State cannot appear in court without timely guidance—sparking calls for better coordination to protect public funds.