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Fiji Brighter Minds Program Graduates 40, Spotlight on Child Resilience
Forty young graduates marked the end of a transformative nine-day Brighter Minds Holiday Program in Suva, sparking focus, confidence, and resilience in children of staff members. Backed… read more
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Fiji SPX Surges in 2025 with Record Dividends and Historic Equity-Debt Listings
Fiji’s capital market closed 2025 on a high, with trading activity surging to multi-year highs and listed companies delivering record dividends. A landmark year also saw equity… read more
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Wailevu River Drowning in Labasa Prompts Urgent Water Safety Warnings
Tragedy unfolds along the Wailevu River as a 19-year-old fisherman vanishes during a family fishing trip. With search teams contending with dangerous currents and murky waters, the… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Widespread Showers and Afternoon Thunderstorms with Heavy Rainfall and Flash Flood Risk
Clouds are rolling in over Fiji with scattered showers and the occasional afternoon thunderstorm in the mix. Some spots could see heavier bursts and localised flooding, while… read more
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From Setback to Sweet Success: Fiji Baker Receives a Government Oven and Embraces Independence
After a life-changing accident, a Togalevu woman turns baking into a bold path to independence. With a brand-new oven and a growing pastry dream, her story is… read more
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Women POWER Initiative Aims to Elevate Pacific Women in Climate Resilience
A five-year, $5 million regional push aims to elevate women’s livelihoods and leadership in Fiji, Kiribati, and Vanuatu as climate change reshapes the Pacific. The Women POWER… read more
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Laveti Ma’afu: Weaving Empowerment Through Fiji’s Magimagi Craft
From village roots to a thriving craft venture, Laveti Ma’afu shows how tradition can fuel ambition. Her magimagi baskets—woven with skill and community backing—offer a glimpse into… read more
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High Court remands grandfather in alleged rape of four-year-old granddaughter
A 63-year-old man was remanded in the High Court on charges of raping his four-year-old granddaughter. The case, before Justice Daniel Goundar, includes the accused seeking Legal… read more
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Naqali Teen Murder Case: Suspect Remanded as Court Sets Next Hearing
Naqali’s courtroom remains tense as a man is deemed unfit to plead in the December murder of a 16-year-old girl. With the case remanded, the next hearing… read more
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Colo-i-Suva Water Project Nears Completion, Strengthening Fiji’s Water Supply
An ambitious upgrade to Fiji’s Colo-i-Suva water system is progressing, promising more reliable taps for communities from Sawani to Tacirua. With new reservoirs and a refreshed pump… read more
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Fiji Weighs Vehicle Ownership Caps to Tackle Congestion
Fiji is weighing how to tackle growing traffic, considering options from vehicle caps and quotas to higher taxes on extra cars. Officials insist any plan must balance… read more
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Fiji Weather Update: Isolated Thunderstorms with Heavy Rain and Flood Risk Across the Islands
Fiery skies and unsettled weather are heading Fiji’s way. A trough west of the islands nudges western zones with clouds, showers, and the chance of isolated thunderstorms—with… read more
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Harry Styles Teases Comeback as Fans Await a New Album Release in March
Harry Styles is back after a 1,336-day hiatus with a teasing new era and a striking title. Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally arrives March 6, with… read more
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BBNJ Takes Effect as Pacific Leaders Rally for Ocean Governance
A landmark biodiversity treaty for areas beyond national jurisdiction has taken effect, signaling a new era in ocean governance. Pacific leaders hail the milestone as a triumph… read more
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Joeys Edge Fiji in Youth Showdown with Stingy Defense
An unwavering defensive display and clinical finishing earned the Joeys a 2-0 win in a tense youth international clash. The result highlighted discipline, teamwork, and resilience—qualities that… read more
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Dubai Sevens setback: Samoa and Tonga miss promotion as Belgium and Canada advance
Dubai’s Sevens third tier proved tough for Samoa and Tonga, with promotion slipping out of reach for both. A weekend of hard battles and hard lessons leaves… read more
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Pacific Youth Set to Drive Biodiversity Action in 2026
Pacific youth leaders are unveiling plans for 2026 to safeguard island biodiversity. A pivotal Suva gathering and widening regional dialogues are shaping the GYBN Pacific Chapter—empowering communities,… read more
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Shalen Lal Named Head Coach as Ba FA Unveils 2026 Revamped Technical Team
Ba FC enters 2026 with a bold new leadership lineup led by former captain Shalen Lal. A revamped technical team signals a renewed push to reclaim the… read more
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Fiji Weightlifting Targets Glasgow 2026 with Six Athletes at Samoa Camp
Weightlifting Fiji kicks off a crucial six-week camp in Apia under head coach Henry Elder. With a packed international slate ahead, the squad is sharpening skills and… read more
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Fiji Road Fatalities: Young Adults Lead Toll as Police Urge Targeted Safety Campaigns
New data flags a concerning trend on Fiji’s roads: young adults and older drivers top the fatalities list, with a notable gender gap shaping the numbers. The… read more
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Fiji Referendum Bill Faces Backlash Over Campaign Restrictions
A new draft referendum bill is drawing sharp criticism, with worries that its language could curb campaigning, silence dissent, and keep certain voters in the dark. Opponents… read more
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Fiji Netball to shift to board of management as new constitution nears completion
A major governance shift is on the horizon for Fiji netball as 13 members push a new constitution forward. The plan moves from an executive committee to… read more
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Coral Coast Sevens: Fiji’s Premier Sevens Eyeing World Series Spotlight
Former New Zealand Sevens standout Karl Te Nana says the Coral Coast Sevens is the best provincial rugby sevens event in the world, praising its rapid growth,… read more
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Labasa Taxi Association Calls for Crackdown on Illegal Taxi Operators at Market Taxi Stand
Unlicensed taxis are crowding Labasa’s Market Taxi Stand, sparking a call for tougher enforcement. The Labasa Taxi Association says licensed operators are playing by the rules and… read more
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George Speight Ready to Testify Before Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission signals a major development as it weighs hearing from a central figure in the 2000 coup. The acting chair says Speight has… read more
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Tuqiri Praises Yaro Chiefs and Ravuka Sharks as Fiji 7s Weekend Showcases Local Talent
Former Wallabies great Lote Tuqiri hails Fiji’s rising 7s stars after a weekend of edge-of-your-seat rugby at the Coral Coast tournament. The standout showings from the Yaro… read more
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Fiji Roads Brace for Rainy Season: Bridges, Potholes Slow Commutes
Fiji’s roads are contending with heavy rains that push maintenance into emergency mode, delaying planned projects and stretching travel times. As Nasekula bridge rehabilitation looms and new… read more
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Fiji’s Buavou Village Cut Off by Floods as Residents Demand Flood-Proof Bridge
Every rainy season, Buavou Village is cut off again as floodwaters swallow the only bridge, leaving families stranded without school or healthcare. Residents warn that this isn’t… read more
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Labasa Pothole Crisis: Repairs Fail, Commuters at Risk
Labasa’s streets have sunk into a pothole crisis, with craters large enough to damage tires and suspensions, endangering drivers, pedestrians, and taxi operators alike. As repairs prove… read more
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Ono-I-Lau Sixers Clinch Suva Women’s League Final, Signaling Fiji Cricket’s Growing Talent
An electrifying Suva Women’s League final left fans buzzing as the Ono-I-Lau Sixers clinched a 22-run victory behind a captain’s blistering all-round display. With standout contributions from… read more