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Growing environmental threats push a Serua village to act. From floods to soil erosion, locals rally to safeguard their forests and water—sparking a hopeful push for balance between development and nature.

Fiji unveils a bold five-year plan to strengthen cyber resilience—from protecting government systems to safeguarding critical infrastructure and data. With a focus on building a skilled, diverse cybersecurity workforce and fostering international collaboration, the strategy paves the way for a safer digital future.

An online post claiming an incident involving Fiji’s Prime Minister has sparked confusion. Officials say there was no such event and warn against sharing unverified information.

Baravi Legion bursts onto the Savusavu 7s scene with an all-local squad drawn from Nadroga’s coastal villages. They may lack big-name stars, but their heart, discipline, and unity put them in the hunt against tougher foes. For these youths, rugby is more than a game—a chance to channel energy toward brighter paths.

Parametric insurance is expanding its footprint among Fiji’s sugar cane farmers, offering a safety net when weather turns against harvests. About 700 growers have already signed on, with subsidies making coverage more accessible. As awareness grows, even small payouts could keep families afloat during extreme rainfall or cyclones, strengthening resilience for the sector.

A new era for youth recovery is dawning as adolescent drug recovery centres reach readiness, with residential facilities prepared and a day-care option to follow soon. A government-led, collaborative effort aims to guide teens toward safer, healthier futures.

Fiji’s inflation story in 2025 cooled more than expected, slipping into disinflation and even brief deflation as tradable prices eased. At the same time, some service sectors tied to tourism kept rising, painting a nuanced picture of the year. As 2026 begins, the mix remains delicate—with cooling prices in some areas and pockets of pressure…

An innovative PhD scholar from USP is reshaping Pacific freshwater biology with the description of eight new endemic damselfly species and a Fiji-specific genus. Her work bridges field discovery, citizen science toolkits, and a bold vision for a Pacific Rivers Institute that blends science with Indigenous knowledge and community stewardship. Wetlands emerge as the lifeblood…

Mounting health challenges in women are outpacing the availability of specialists—from HIV and diabetes in pregnancy to high blood pressure and obesity. With rural outreach waning and late care common, experts emphasize preventive care and early screening to safeguard future generations.

Hard-fought and hopeful, Bula FC battled to a 1-1 draw with South Melbourne FC at the Santos National Stadium. The home side showed resilience and created promising chances, hinting at sharper finishing to come. Up next: a clash with Tahiti United, where momentum and confidence could turn into vital results.

An orange glow lights up Suva as Fiji marks World Cancer Day, signaling a collective vow to stand with every patient, survivor, and their families. Guided by the theme United by Unique, the event spotlights open dialogue, early detection, and stronger support networks that help people facing cancer.

Key players converge as the Judicial Services Commission charts a careful path on the FICAC appointment. With top legal minds in the loop and an accelerated timeline, the coming weeks will test independence, due process, and the balance of power in judicial oversight.

Fiji marks a historic shift in its diplomacy with the appointment of its first ambassador to Israel, as Jerusalem hosts a credential ceremony and signals a new era of cooperation. A reciprocal mission and growing Indo-Pacific ties point to a broader partnership ahead.

Captain Sakiusa Vosayaco steers a historic, first-ever Skipper Select XV into a high-stakes clash against the Drua. Nerves meet pride in a showcase of provincial talent, offering a tantalizing glimpse of the season ahead and the lessons learned from a seasoned opponent.