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From the snowy hills of Japan to Fiji’s sunlit hospital wards, a JICA volunteer shares a journey of transforming healthcare with simple, powerful practices. Through 5S, Kaizen, and Total Quality Management, everyday routines become catalysts for safety, efficiency, and better patient care.

Gen Z leadership took center stage at the Leaders LEAD Symposium 2026, advocating for empathetic, inclusive workplaces and a rethink of traditional hierarchies. The conversations underscored adaptability, mentorship, and cross-generational collaboration as key drivers for a more dynamic future of work.

Fijian public servants embark on a transformative study stint in Japan, absorbing governance tools and the spirit of Kaizen and Omotenashi. The experience hints at fresh approaches back home and a strengthened Fiji–Japan partnership for shared development.

Fiji is facing a drug crisis that hits its youngest generations the hardest. Officials describe it as a public health emergency and a child‑protection issue, not just crime. The push now focuses on trauma‑informed support, stronger rehabilitation standards, and prevention that keeps kids in school—setting the stage for real change in communities.

Two senior Fiji lawyers warn of a constitutional moment as a High Court ruling intersects with a pivotal JSC recommendation about the acting head of FICAC. They urge swift, unconditional adherence to judicial guidance, framing the issue as a test of democratic norms and executive accountability. With the President’s next move in the balance, the…

After back-to-back losses, Extra Bula FC finds a spark as Kyle Auvray delivers a pivotal, instinct-driven strike and grabs Player of the Match honours. Could this moment ignite a new run of form as the team eyes the next showdown?

Two senior Fiji attorneys warn that delaying or negotiating over a key Judicial Services Commission recommendation could push constitutional boundaries and erode public trust. They say the President must act strictly within the Constitution, with no room for discretion or compensation for an acting post, as a High Court ruling casts doubt on the fate…

Fiji gears up for a government-led overhaul of its mining and quarry laws, with nationwide consultations on licensing, land access, environmental protections, and how benefits flow to landowners. The push aims to boost transparency and deliver a more equitable, sustainable path for communities now and for generations to come.

An economist warns that Pacific Island leaders must put living standards and infrastructure resilience at the heart of their global strategy. The focus: affordable connectivity, brighter incomes for farmers, and easier access to markets—alongside streamlined rules to attract private capital. As a pivotal summit unfolds, the region’s role in trade and security could be redefined.

Climate change is reshaping security in the Pacific, where rising seas and economic shocks strain communities. A regional push for disaster resilience, maritime security, and cross-border cooperation offers a path toward greater stability and shared prosperity.

Joji Nasova makes his long-awaited Super Rugby Pacific debut for the Fijian Drua as they host the Hurricanes. With a focus on discipline and relentless defense, the Drua chase their first win of the season and a performance that could ignite their campaign.

Digital media literacy is maturing from safety basics to shaping public discourse in a digitally connected society. With misinformation and scams rising ahead of elections, voices are calling for stronger online safeguards and collaborative frameworks that protect citizens without stifling democratic expression.

Fiji’s women’s team take on New Caledonia in a pivotal World Cup qualifier tomorrow at Ba’s 4R Stadium. With a buzzing home crowd and coach Mohammed Yusuf urging Western Division support, the stage is set for a start that could energize a new generation.

Fiji’s fight against illicit drugs hinges on more than expertise—it needs sustained funding. With talks of stronger enforcement and asset recovery on the table, the real test will be turning political will into real money. The headline: will the crackdown gain real momentum or stall?

Fresh talent is driving a hopeful rebuild for the Fiji Corrections Services Wardens ahead of the 2026 season after a national 7s showcase. A 30-player pool, including two new recruits, is being readied for the training ground as they brace for the marquee Nawaka and Marist 7s events.