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Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu says the Prime Minister’s testimony may raise more questions than it answers, hinting at a shift away from Fiji’s pressing truths. He calls for sharper questions and a clearer reckoning of Fiji’s coup-era history, insisting transparency is essential for real reconciliation.

Fiji’s Sevens side is turning heads on the SVNS circuit, delivering high-octane rugby while ironing out the rough edges. Back-to-back semi-finals and a bronze signal progress—and a rising wave of local talent could spark the push toward gold.

Tragedy strikes Bondi Beach during a Hanukkah celebration, with lives lost and many injured. Eyewitness accounts reveal the chaos that followed as communities rally for unity in the wake of the attack.

An 18-year-old from a rural village shows that ambition plus discipline can rewrite a young life’s map. Through early mornings, tough choices, and family-inspired grit, he’s building a future where hard work meets big dreams—and the journey has just begun.

At 40, Fakafanua steps into Tonga’s prime ministership after a decisive parliamentary vote, signaling a rare ascent for a noble to the top post. He pledges unity across nobles and elected representatives, even as questions about turnout and overseas voting hint at the reform era to come.

Dorsami Naidu, a prominent Nadi lawyer, has joined Unity Fiji after shelving plans for a separate party, arguing that Fiji’s future lies in unity over division. He sketches a broad reform agenda—from tackling the drug crisis and boosting jobs to strengthening healthcare and defending the Constitution—while stressing transparency, inclusivity, and a clear separation between religion…

A lingering tropical system nudges toward Fiji, bringing the risk of heavy downpours, gusty winds, and potential floods. As conditions shift, communities brace for evolving weather and stay on alert.

Argentina’s head coach says the key to a deep World Cup run isn’t the draw but preparation and performance. With a formidable Fiji looming in a pivotal pool, the Pumas are sharpening every facet and embracing whatever challenge lies ahead. A clash that could shape rugby’s biggest tournament is on the horizon.

Long-standing statutes from the 1960s still shape today’s governance, prompting urgent reform. Ropate Green argues that harmonizing new bills with existing laws—and even repealing outdated provisions—requires careful scoping and cross-minister collaboration to reflect current realities.

Fiji moves closer to naturalizing the Banaban and Kioan communities, a milestone in recognizing their identity and belonging. A Cabinet Paper on citizenship is nearing approval, promising formal status that honors decades of displacement and contribution to the nation. With reforms to elections and development on Rabi Island underway, this step signals a new era…

Fiji advances a sweeping health strategy for 2026–2031, tackling workforce challenges and budget pressures with broad stakeholder collaboration. With infrastructure upgrades and stronger frontline communication on the horizon, the plan aims to safeguard services today while laying the groundwork for a modern, more resilient healthcare system.

An on-campus shooting during a busy exam period sends shockwaves through a university community, plunging students into lockdown and families into urgent questions about safety. As vigils unfold and the conversation on gun violence intensifies, this tragedy raises hard questions about what comes next for campus life and accountability.

Fresh support is fueling Nabukarabe Youth Club with funding to launch income-generating projects and community initiatives. The move aims to empower Fiji’s youth across remote areas, promoting healthier choices and a stronger, more resilient community.