Lautoka’s Sugar Festival is gearing up for a return to Churchill Park, even as funding gaps cast a shadow over the celebration. With smaller vendors stepping in to keep the energy alive, the outlook hints at a hopeful path forward for the cherished community event.

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Disney-owned channels are back on YouTube TV after a month-long blackout over a carriage-fee dispute. The new deal signals a shift in streaming negotiations, with ESPN access expanding under the base plan in the years ahead.

Days before its planned release, a children’s book by Sarah Ferguson disappeared from shelves, leaving readers with questions instead of answers. Industry whispers point to a strategic move amid ongoing controversy, with hints of future plans in the works. The evolving story promises more chapters on a public life under intense scrutiny.

Pacific leaders frame climate finance as a legal obligation tied to global equity, not charity. Fiji’s envoy urges bold reforms, long-term commitments, and clearer tracks for adaptation funding to protect vulnerable communities.

Fiji unveils a bold new chapter in its travel story with the Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay Resort and Spa. This upscale development promises more than luxury—it’s set to drive local jobs, attract international events, and champion sustainable tourism for a brighter, oceanside future.

Heavy rainfall has flooded key roadways, triggering closures and precautionary advisories as crews race to safeguard travelers. With traffic diversions in place and ongoing safety updates, stay prepared for changing conditions and evolving measures.

More than just a game, Fiji’s Police Touch Rugby squad is stepping onto the field to boost healthier communities. A recent awareness session equips officers with tools to confront drugs and HIV, turning sport into real-world impact. With the Sukuna Touch Rugby challenge on the horizon, unity and proactive outreach take center stage.

Belem erupts with thousands of climate activists as COP30 opens, uniting Indigenous voices, youth leaders, and civil society in a peaceful demand for real action. Behind banners and songs, the call for environmental rights, inclusion, and justice for communities on the frontlines fuels a pivotal moment for the climate conversation.

Fresh off winning the IDC, Suva Futsal dive into the OFC Futsal Men’s Championships League with a tough opener against Vanuatu’s Southern Legions. A renewed training push, national reps in the lineup, and big home support set the scene for a pivotal start. Will Suva kick off the campaign with a statement showing?

Fijian Drua lock in a fortress-like 2026 with Churchill Park and Govind Park as their home bases. As plans ramp up and fan momentum builds, the season ahead promises a compelling mix of home advantage and high-stakes fixtures against tough rivals.

Bright sunshine lit Buckhurst Park as hundreds of young rugby players gathered for a one-day GIR Plus festival, where more than the game was on display. Beyond the tag rugby action, the event spotlighted teamwork, inclusivity, and the DRIPS values—discipline, respect, integrity, passion, and solidarity—shaping both players and communities.