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A high-level Pacific Summit signals a renewed U.S. commitment to deepen security and economic ties with island nations. The agenda points to accelerated investment in energy, infrastructure, and governance—aimed at boosting resilience and shared prosperity across the region.

Revamped line-up, rain-soaked expectations, and a debut for sevens star Joji Nasova set the stage as the Drua chase a breakthrough against the Hurricanes in Lautoka. With injuries and notable exits shaping the squad, the weekend showdown promises plenty of intrigue and a potential turning point for the season.

Constitutional tensions in Fiji surface as questions about the President’s role in the Judicial Services Commission’s guidance on the FICAC commissioner come into focus. A former Attorney General emphasizes constitutionalism and the rule of law, noting that legal opinions are reportedly being sought by all sides to clarify discretion versus duty. The unfolding debate highlights…

Fiji’s business leaders and policymakers gather for a pivotal breakfast talanoa to chart the private sector’s path through a year of mixed signals. Inflation trends, tax shifts, skills gaps, and evolving trade rules headline a discussion that could shape investment and workforce planning for 2026.

From rural Fiji to Sydney’s sustainability spotlight, Shahil Ram is redefining eco-conscious hospitality. Beehives, hydroponic greenspaces, and a bold push for local sourcing are turning Sheraton Fiji Farm into a living blueprint for the future of sustainable travel.

Dry, irritated eyes are a growing concern in Fiji, affecting people from long-screen workers to sun-battered farmers. In a climate of heat, wind, and constant air conditioning, tears can struggle to keep up, causing burning, redness, and blurred vision. Learn what drives this condition and the simple steps that can help restore comfort and protect…

Fiji greets a floating metropolis as MSC Magnifica sails in on a 131-night world cruise, welcoming thousands of guests and giving a boost to local businesses. The stop spotlights Fiji’s enduring appeal—culture, hospitality, and fresh opportunities for communities and partners.

Pacific nations are stepping into a pivotal role in climate and ocean security as MILAN 2026 highlights rising threats to fisheries, coastlines, and coral-rich livelihoods. Leaders from Fiji and regional navies are building new partnerships to safeguard futures in a rapidly changing maritime world.

In Fiji, questions are rising over the use of worship spaces and media to push stigmatizing anti-LGBTQI+ rhetoric. A regional network is calling for accountability, urging leaders to balance faith with responsibility and to foster safer, more inclusive public discourse.

Grassroots 7s are shaping Fiji’s rugby future, says head coach Osea Kolinisau. Local tournaments are more than development grounds—they’re sharpening the national team as Fiji gears up for the world stage.

Excitement is surging as Church College of Fiji kicks off its athletics season with a showcase of fresh promise and standout talent. With growing enrollment, an elite squad training hard for the Fiji Finals, and a 50th-anniversary milestone fueling the drive, the road ahead looks bright for the team.

Fiji’s swim team is taking shape for Glasgow as eight athletes push for national selection amid a surge of young talent. With key events shaping the race to represent, coaches stress dedication and teamwork—a preview of what could unfold on the road to the Commonwealth Games.

After a 0-2 setback, Bula FC’s Stephane Auvray remains focused on performance, praising a solid defense and the chances the team created. He says patience and finishing will shape their fortunes as they head into a pivotal clash with PNG Hekari FC. The side has dominated many matches—now the question is turning that dominance into…

Fiji’s Flying Fijians are mapping a high-stakes preps plan for the Nations Championship, weighing training camp options and travel strategies as funding decisions loom. With a July clash against Wales in the spotlight, the approach signals a careful balance between rest, preparation, and peak performance.

A senior police officer has been acquitted in a high-profile indecent assault case, with the magistrate citing reasonable doubt. The ruling highlights delayed reporting and questions of credibility, shedding light on the complexities of sensitive allegations.

Vendors at Suva’s market say recurring drainage blockages are crippling daily operations and raising hygiene concerns. With an aging system and ongoing flushing efforts, frustration is rising as the council and sellers seek a practical, cooperative fix.

A pending psychiatric evaluation in Suva could determine the defendant’s fitness to plead in a high-profile murder case, as the court awaits the report and the matter remains adjourned.