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Fresh twists unfold in a high-profile Fiji trial as a lawyer challenges the admissibility of key documents tied to long-standing allegations. With moves to speed the process and questions over witness lists, the courtroom scene tightens as the judge cautions officials about public commentary ahead of the March resumption.

Fiji’s school rugby league is buzzing with homegrown talent, sharper game sense, and a clearer route to the Fiji Bati jersey. Coaches and young players are elevating their game across all levels, signaling a bright, self-made future for Fiji rugby league.

The Consumer Council of Fiji calls the housing situation at USP Laucala Campus “unacceptable” as delays and miscommunications leave students in limbo. With 2,000+ applications for about 1,073 beds, tensions are rising and questions about housing remain unanswered.

Ashwant Rishabh Maharaj heads into a pivotal final year, sharpening his speed for another run at the Coca-Cola Games. Balancing academics, football, and relentless training, the rising sprinter targets the 100m, 200m and the 4x100m relay at Triple N zone—setting the stage for a season of hard work and big potential.

Two days of financial literacy training are empowering Fiji’s mabe pearl farmers with practical money-management tools. By sharpening budgeting and planning skills, the program aims to boost profitability and support the long-term sustainability of local pearl livelihoods.

Former police constable sentenced to a year in prison over a bribery case. The court called it a serious breach of trust and abuse of authority, despite the officer’s remorse. A stark reminder of the high stakes when those entrusted with law enforcement cross the line.

Assistant Minister Sakiusa Tubuna kicks off a two-day planning workshop, urging forward-thinking, collaborative planning to chart the nation’s five-year development path. The session highlights SMART goals, risk readiness, and an agile, efficiency-driven approach to public service.

An unforgettable Gospel High School concert unfolds a pivotal moment in Fiji’s history, where an ancient ritual meets a fearless challenge from new faith. A moving, hopeful tale of culture, courage, and transformation on stage.

New scholarship recipients are urged to stay focused and disciplined as they begin their studies under a landmark iTaukei initiative. The program blends financial support with mentorship, internships, and a post-study service obligation, backed by landowners and the iTaukei Wealth Fund. Covering fields from engineering to healthcare and IT, it aims to broaden higher-education access…

A bold plan to curb Fiji’s narcotics crisis centers on making drug education compulsory in every school and inviting nationwide community dialogue. It highlights student leadership and early intervention, aiming to address root causes beyond enforcement and to reach every corner of the country.

After a 21-year hiatus, Fiji pursues the restoration of democratically elected municipal councils. With voter education underway and registration slated for April, the move promises stronger local governance, better services, and closer community engagement.

A major upgrade for Solomon Islands port towage unfolds with Tug Kavachi’s return after a comprehensive refurbishment. Paired with Pacific Salvor, Kavachi enables new two-tug operations in Honiara, underscoring PacTow’s commitment to local crews and regional maritime development.

Fiji’s Kula push for a strong showing in the World Cup Oceania qualifiers as new head coach Nicola Demaine praises the team’s improved fitness and speed. With tighter turnover between matches, their revamped conditioning could be the edge they need on the regional stage.