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At 74, Tokasa turns bead and thread into independence and purpose. Her days blend jewelry making with embroidery and other crafts, proving that creativity can redefine life after 70. A story of resilience, skill, and the power of pursuing passion later in life.

Inside a dramatic home invasion, a man fights for his recovery while his daughter makes a daring escape to safety. With motives still unclear and several suspects in custody, the community rallies around the family as investigators pursue answers.

Citizen journalist Charlie Charters returns to court to push for bail changes that would allow him to travel to Australia for work. The dispute with FICAC raises fresh questions about where information sharing crosses the line, with a ruling expected as submissions continue. The timeline remains tight as the case unfolds.

Western Fiji faces a brewing flood threat as persistent rain and high tides collide with a nearby tropical system. From Sigatoka to Lautoka, communities brace for rapidly changing conditions and the potential for rising flood risk.

US Deputy Secretary of State lands in Fiji for his first official visit, greeted with a traditional ceremony at Nausori that underscored decades of partnership. High-level talks with Prime Minister Rabuka point to stronger economic ties and broader Pacific engagement ahead.

Two graduates, Anjesh Kumar Biggan and Harieta Muaror, have stepped into permanent roles after a transformative rotation‑based program driven by mentorship. Their journeys—from engineering backgrounds to global initiatives—highlight a steadfast commitment to cultivating tomorrow’s leaders. This glimpse into structured development reveals how talent and opportunity fuel broader community growth.

Amalgamated Telecom Holdings is accelerating growth in Papua New Guinea, led by Vodafone PNG and an expanding network. With 5G and fiber rollouts on the horizon, the region looks set for further momentum amid a dynamic telecom landscape.

ANZ names Sohaib Mahmood as Fiji country head, heralding a new chapter in its Pacific strategy. With over two decades in international banking and a deep regional network, Mahmood is poised to steer growth and financial inclusion in Fiji.

Fiji’s limited-time demolition sale is turning heads with jaw-dropping discounts on electronics, furniture, and home essentials. With flexible financing and a broad range of deals, it could be the perfect moment to refresh your home or workspace—before prices return to normal.

Controversy surrounds a banishment clause in proposed village by-laws as legal challenges mount. A March 10 expert meeting aims to steer the GCC’s response, with many hoping it could strengthen social order and public health in the community.

Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs weighs a bold move to ban the domestic sale of tabua, the sacred whale’s tooth at the heart of iTaukei life. With some chiefs urging regulated exports for a growing diaspora, the future of a cherished tradition hangs in the balance.

Fiji’s fuel scene is mixed this March: petrol and diesel are dropping across the country, while LPG costs rise. Island-by-island adjustments hinge on January imports with a one-month pricing lag, and enforcement teams will keep a close watch on retailers.

Two clubs, one dramatic derby: Villa’s European hopes falter as Wolves grab a late win to boost their survival bid. The result reshapes both sides’ plans, nudging Villa back into a tighter race for Europe while heightening the relegation heat for Wolves.

Rain is due in Lautoka as Fijian Drua co-captain Frank Lomani talks resilience ahead of the Hurricanes clash. No matter the forecast, Lomani says the Drua will adapt and rise—because rugby, in any weather, is where they thrive.