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Fiji Judo Coach Infuses Samurai Spirit With Sword Demonstration
An ambitious Fiji judo master fused Samurai spirit with the dojo, using sword demonstrations to spark confidence and resilience in his instructors. A journey from Japan to… read more
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Driu Under Scrutiny as Police Probe Unverified Drug Allegations
Unverified allegations swirl around a senior police official as investigators gather evidence. Authorities stress due process and caution, noting that conclusions will be drawn from facts—not social… read more
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Oscars Launch Casting Award to Spotlight Behind-the-Scenes Talent
Behind Wicked’s spellbinding world lies a quiet craft: the casting directors who shape the film’s heart before cameras roll. With a new Oscar category recognizing their art,… read more
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Bangladesh president hints at mid-term resignation as elections loom
Bangladesh’s president signals a possible exit as elections loom in February. With the ceremonial role under the spotlight amid political turmoil, his comments hint at a pivotal… read more
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Asivorosi Rabo Joins Bula FC Ahead of Inaugural OFC Pro League
Rising talent Asivorosi Rabo, just 20, is the newest addition to Bula FC as they eye the OFC Pro League 2026. A journey from Fiji to New… read more
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Fiji Unveils Local 3D-Printed Mobility Aids Hub to Slash Repair Times
A new national assistive technology hub in Fiji is set to transform mobility for people with disabilities—thanks to local 3D printing, hands-on training, and on-the-spot repairs. Expect… read more
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OACPS to Push Reform and Renewal at 120th Ministers’ Session in Brussels
Brussels will host the OACPS 120th Council of Ministers as 79 member states chart a bold path on reform and renewal. The agenda hints at the Samoa… read more
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The Pacific Health Worker Exodus: Australia’s Hidden Dependency
Across the Pacific, skilled health professionals are lured away to Australia for better pay, leaving rural clinics stretched thin. In Vanuatu, geography and aging labor laws intensify… read more
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Women Break Barriers in Fiji’s Trades at Tavua Graduation
Women are breaking barriers in trades long dominated by men as 48 Tavua campus graduates prepare to enter roles in automotive, carpentry, plumbing, IT, and more. With… read more