Suva’s streets glow with holiday energy, yet the real magic shines in the market’s quiet stories of sacrifice, faith, and family. From dawn buyers and sellers to timeless lessons about what truly binds a community, these Christmas moments offer a stirring glimpse into the season.

Travelers on the Nadi–Vava‘u route could face baggage delays as fuel constraints require aircraft to refuel before returning. Some checked and standby bags may not travel with passengers, so packing essentials in carry-on and planning for extra baggage time could help smooth the trip.

Fiji’s inflation cooled in 2025, with the annual rate easing to -1.4% as price pressures faded. December brought a mixed picture—some prices ticked up while others eased—hinting at a more stable cost of living ahead. Curious which sectors moved and what it could mean for households in the months to come?

Tonga unveils a landmark ocean governance law, creating an Ocean Management Commission, an advisory Ocean7, and a dedicated Secretariat. The framework brings zoning, permits, and a new Ocean Management Fund to align fisheries, energy, tourism, and conservation with sustainable use and the nation’s deep cultural ties to the sea.

Pacific sports are reshaping sponsorship from charitable support into smart, measurable investments. A new B2B ecosystem promises bigger returns for partners and communities alike, as leaders stress upskilling and a clear demonstration of value—trust fueling future growth.

DR Congo open their 2025 AFCON campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 win in Rabat. A decisive early moment sets the tone as the Leopards edge Benin, leaving fans buzzing about what lies ahead in Group D.

A generous donation is set to transform Fiji’s healthcare logistics, delivering equipment and essential supplies to bolster patient care. The initiative aims to streamline operations, accelerate procurement digitization, and ensure vital treatments reach those in need.

Hope and unity uplift a recent Christmas message from Fiji’s Minister of Lands and Mineral Resources. Emphasizing strengthened families, resilient communities, and new opportunities for all, it sets a hopeful tone for the year ahead.

Labasa farmers are stepping up this Christmas to keep dalo affordable amid rising living costs. From early-morning harvests to steady prices, their collective effort brings far more than groceries—it’s a message of community resilience. With safety measures at markets, the season’s spirit feels grounded in care and solidarity.