Fiji’s political spotlight shifts as a senior government MP and former deputy prime minister faces court on corruption charges. With a cabinet resignation in play and questions swirling over asset disclosures, the case could reshape debates on transparency and accountability within the ruling coalition.

Returning to Churchill Park, Lautoka’s Sugar Festival faces funding hurdles as big-name backers stay away. Yet local vendors and new rides keep the energy alive, hinting at a spirited, hopeful comeback for the beloved event.

Pacific leaders frame climate finance as a matter of justice, urging wealthier nations to honor Paris commitments with predictable, multi-year funding. As adaptation needs surge, calls for transparent delivery and real reform in global finance grow louder—moving beyond charity toward equity and accountability.

Fiji’s tourism scene gets a bold upgrade with the opening of Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay Resort and Spa. A full-scale transformation featuring 300+ rooms, a 600-seat convention center and multiple dining outlets signals a new era of opportunities for Nadi and the wider economy, grounded in sustainable growth.

Severe rainfall has flooded major roads and sparked travel advisories, with closures and detours affecting numerous routes. Emergency responders are on scene and updates are ongoing as conditions evolve, urging everyone to exercise caution.

Beyond the game, the Vodafone Fiji Ratu Sukuna Bowl Police Touch Rugby team is driving health and unity in the community. Their awareness push on drugs and HIV sets the stage for a Sukuna Touch Rugby clash between Fiji Police and the Fiji Military Forces at Nasova Grounds on November 18, a morning kickoff that…

Thousands braved the Belem heat as a sea of climate activists gathered in a peaceful show of unity ahead of COP30. Indigenous voices, youth leaders, and civil society linked the crisis to environmental rights, underscoring the communities most at risk. As negotiations unfold, the mood blends urgency with cautious optimism for real progress.

Suva Futsal launches their OFC Futsal Men’s Championship with a high-stakes opener against Vanuatu’s Southern Legions. Fresh off IDC prep and bolstered by national reps, the squad is riding momentum as fans rally in a white-out show of support. A strong start could set the tone for their campaign.

Churchill Park in Lautoka and Govind Park in Ba are set as the Fijian Drua’s 2026 home venues, sharpening the focus on home-ground form. With a fortress-like atmosphere and some high-stakes early clashes on the horizon, anticipation is building for a season that could define their campaign.

Bright sunshine lit up Suva as hundreds of young players took to the field at the GIR Plus Rugby Festival. Beyond the fast-paced play, the day highlighted teamwork, community support, and the life lessons rugby can teach young athletes.

With a new 2026 SVNS format turning every pool clash into a knockout, Fiji’s Osea Kolinisau demands nothing less than perfection in Dubai. In a tough pool with Argentina, France and South Africa, can Fiji’s famed pace and resilience push them into the semi-finals under the revamped structure?