After a 17-year hiatus, Fiji’s Awards for Media Excellence return, signaling a renewed wave of confidence and pride in the nation’s journalists. A spotlight on resilience, rising female leadership, and a call for deeper, more accountable storytelling hints at a bold new chapter for Fiji’s media landscape.

An awards night spotlighted fearless storytelling and accountability across Fiji’s media. A digital editor claimed Journalist of the Year, fueled by a headline-making interview that sparked national conversation. From rural features to in-depth health reporting, this year’s laureates showcased journalism’s power to inform and unite.

With the festive season on the horizon, the Western Division unveils a comprehensive Operational Readiness Check led by Divisional Police Commander SSP Lakobo Vaisewa. The assessment covered vehicles, safety gear, and disaster-response equipment, signaling a proactive, safety-first approach for holidays and travel.

New details emerge on acting allowances for teachers and Ministry staff as officials explain ongoing payouts and the verification steps that have caused some delays. The drive to stamp out past ghost-payments and to fill vacant posts is moving forward, with a focus on boosting morale and efficiency across education staff.

Fiji’s men’s 7s charged into the Cape Town semi-finals with a commanding display that left rivals in their wake. After a rocky start to the weekend, momentum is building as they chase another SVNS title.

An inspiring Strides for Strength Walkathon brought together students, alumni, and families to champion respect, safety, and inclusive communities. Centered on positive masculinity and disability inclusion, the event points to a hopeful stride toward ending violence.

Cape Town serves up a mix of highs and near-misses for Fiji’s 7s teams. The men surged with two crucial wins to keep Cup hopes alive, while the women battled bravely but fell short of the semis—now focusing on a strong finish in the classification rounds.

On the Gold Coast, Winston Hill steps into a ring that means more than a title—it’s his Fiji debut on the world stage. A high-stakes clash, fierce pride, and a moment that could spark a new chapter for his people.

Disability advocate Nafitalai Uluinakorotabu celebrated a landmark “Stride with Strength” Walkathon, spotlighting Queen Victoria School’s commitment to inclusion and the fight against GBV. The event united families, communities, and influential leaders, hinting at a growing movement toward disability rights and gender equality—and a potential annual tradition of solidarity.

Fiji’s vibrant linguistic landscape shows Hindi evolving in real time—bridging Fiji Hindi and Manak Hindi across classrooms, homes, and online spaces. A living language that adapts to culture and technology, it reinforces identity and heritage for future generations.

An unidentified woman is found in Fenner Park, and with few clues available, investigators are turning to the community for information. Who she was and what happened remains a mystery.

Romy Mars speaks out against online body-shaming in a candid TikTok, denying cosmetic work and highlighting natural changes. She also opens up about fame, identity, and Hollywood nepotism, delivering a timely reminder to stay true to oneself.

A proposed amendment to Fiji’s Burial and Cremation Act would dramatically raise penalties for unlicensed burials and require all burial grounds to be formally registered. With calls to tighten licensing and maintenance oversight, the measure aims to elevate standards and public health safeguards nationwide.

Fiji and New Zealand are pushing a bold new chapter in agriculture and trade, aiming for as much as $2 billion in two-way commerce by 2030. A recent high-level mission spotlighted tech-driven farming, water governance, and climate-smart practices designed to boost resilience and exports. The collaboration promises education, partnerships, and modernized farming that could transform…

Former Fiji lawmakers, including those who served a six-month stint in 2006, reunite this weekend under ex-Speaker Pita Nacuva. The gathering aims to acknowledge a turbulent chapter, spark conversation, and move toward healing and a more unified political future.

History in the making under the PALM scheme: a Fijian worker becomes the first to receive an insurance payout, highlighting how small acts of foresight can protect a family’s future. A quiet reminder of planning, protection, and care across borders.

Fijiana Sevens are sharpening their Cape Town game plan with a flexible, team-centered approach—video reviews, collaborative learning, and player-led tweaks to warm-ups. Facing a tough pool, the focus is on unity and smart execution to push their performance forward.

Fiji stands at a crossroads, with leaders underscoring a stronger constitutional framework amid a history of change. A push for national dialogue, truth, and reform—including a fresh look at the electoral system—signals a future built on unity, openness, and shared responsibility.

Fiji Bitter Marist 7s marks its 50th anniversary with a landmark festival blending legendary moments, high-octane sevens action, and a tribute to grassroots rugby. A new Pacific-wide shield, a legends match, and a builder-themed weekend promise a celebration that honors the past while shaping Fiji’s rugby future.

Fiji’s men’s sevens face a must-start moment in Cape Town, with coach Osea Kolinisau stressing a sharp opening in a tougher format. After a Dubai setback, the focus is on tight defense, discipline and crisp communication to spark a turnaround against some of the world’s best. With early showdowns against South Africa, Great Britain and…

Fiji’s native land reform talks are focusing on safeguarding customary ownership and ensuring indigenous landowners shape the future. With development pressures mounting, leaders urge inclusive consultation and true consent, balancing heritage with progress.