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Could a Pacific COP31 Change Climate Action?
Pacific leaders back a Pacific-hosted COP31 in 2026, framing the summit as a regional push for urgent climate action. With 1.5°C in sight, the focus will be… read more
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Solomon Islands to Host 54th Pacific Islands Forum as sovereignty drive reshapes regional engagement
Honiara hosts a pivotal Pacific Islands Forum as sovereign priorities and regional unity take center stage. With 18 leaders gathering, the talks promise to reshape security, climate… read more
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Papua New Guinea’s Four-Day UN Visit: Milestone for Democracy, Not a Critique
Papua New Guinea finds itself at the center of a political debate as Prime Minister James Marape pushes back against claims that a UN visit signals democracy’s… read more
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Samoa Election 2025: High-Stakes Race Tests Stability After Party Split
One of Samoa’s most unpredictable elections in years is taking shape, with a record slate of candidates and a split ruling party fueling the race. As pre-polling… read more
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Fiji-India Deepens Partnership as Suva 100-Bed Cardiology Hospital Moves Forward
Fiji and India are moving from warm talks to tangible delivery, outlining a broad, inclusive partnership across health, finance, trade and regional security. A landmark Suva 100-bed… read more
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OFC and Football Australia Sign MoU to Drive Pacific Football Growth Through 2029
An historic agreement between OFC and Football Australia sets the stage for a bold era of Pacific football through 2029. With a professional league slated for 2026… read more
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ONOC Board Endorses 2025–2028 Strategic Plan and Governance Reforms
Three days in Suva mark the start of a refreshed Oceania Olympic leadership, unveiling governance reforms and a bold 2025–2028 strategic plan. The move signals a renewed… read more
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UN Secretary-General to Visit Papua New Guinea: A Milestone for Biodiversity and Peace
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres makes a historic trip to Papua New Guinea, highlighting biodiversity, climate resilience, and peacebuilding as the nation marks 50 years of independence. read more
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Fiji and PNG Forge Closer Pacific Trade Ties to Safeguard Fisheries
Fiji and Papua New Guinea are stepping up their trade partnership to protect Pacific fisheries and deepen regional integration. The move signals expanded supply chains, more diversified… read more
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Fiji-India Health Pact Aims to Expand Hospitals and Make Medicines Affordable
Fiji and India advance health cooperation with a landmark hospital project and an affordable medicines push. The discussions also cover digital health, training opportunities, and broader regional… read more
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BBNJ Treaty Nears Entry Into Force, High Seas Biodiversity in Focus
Momentum is building as negotiators near a landmark treaty to protect biodiversity in the high seas. With key questions on participation, funding, and a central information hub… read more
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Wallaroos stun Samoa in 73-0 Women’s Rugby World Cup opener
Australia’s Wallaroos opened their Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign with a blistering, plan-driven display that sets the tone for the tournament. Samoa’s response and the lessons learned… read more
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Fiji targets stronger animal welfare partnerships to protect health
Fiji is widening its animal-welfare push—from policy reviews to on-the-ground outreach—uniting government, NGOs, and rural communities to safeguard animals, livelihoods, and public health. read more
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Fiji Methodists Chart Path for Governance, Social Issues and National Development
Suva hosts a pivotal Methodist Conference where leaders explore how governance, social outreach and national development intersect. As discussions unfold, delegates envision a faith-driven approach to youth… read more
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Waitangi summit fuels region-led Pacific policing push
Pacific policing leaders are calling for a cohesive, region-led security strategy to confront rising transnational crime and climate-driven threats. The gathering highlights interoperability, regional training hubs, and… read more
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Phone Data Vanishes in Fiji Probe Linking Ex-PM Bainimarama to Police Chief
A Fiji court case is putting governance ethics and police independence to the test, amid questions about missing mobile-device data and contested digital communications. With key witnesses… read more
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Fiji Flanker Faces Three-Match Ban as Rugby Safety Drive Reshapes World Cup Pool Clash with Scotland
Rugby’s safety crackdown bites again as Fiji’s Bulou Vasuturaga is handed a three-match ban for a dangerous tackle, with a possible reduction on offer. Ahead of a… read more
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Kasabias Hardware Opens Labasa Outlet, Expands Fiji’s Northern Division Reach
Kasabias Hardware expands to Labasa with a new outlet, widening access to hardware and home improvement essentials in Fiji’s Northern Division. It’s set to bring convenient, value-driven… read more
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Fiji’s Aging Vehicle Fleet Triggers Climate-Policy Push
Fiji’s growing vehicle fleet is testing climate goals, with aging trucks and buses pushing up emissions. New end-of-life disposal and smarter import policies point to a shift… read more
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Coca-Cola Named Official Partner of Fiji’s Homecoming Festival 2025 in Nadi
– Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Fiji steps in as the official beverage partner for Homecoming Music Festival 2025 in Nadi, boosting a three-day celebration of Pacific music, culture,… read more
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Global Fund Leader Warns of Regional Health Threats Near Australia
A high‑profile global health leader warns that deadly infections are closer than many realize, simmering on Australia’s doorstep. As HIV, TB and malaria surge in nearby nations,… read more
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QVS U14s Clinch Deans Trophy, Spotlight on Fiji Rugby’s Development Pipeline
Queen Victoria School’s Under-14s delivered a pressure-filled week with a win that highlights a development-first mindset and a proud rugby legacy. Built on fundamentals, discipline, and teamwork,… read more
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Fiji Hosts Six-Club Showdown for OFC Futsal Men’s Champions League 2025
Six top clubs converge on Suva for a week of high-octane futsal as OFC crowns its Men’s Champions League 2025. Host Suva FC, reigning champs, and a… read more
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Woodman-Wickliffe Breaks World Cup Try Record as Black Ferns Cruise Past Spain
Portia Woodman-Wickliffe stretches her World Cup try record as the Black Ferns pull away in the second half to crush Spain. Depth and pace define New Zealand’s… read more
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Fiji’s 2030 Renewable Promise Faces Reality Check as Fossil Fuels Dominate
Fiji has pledged to run entirely on renewable electricity by 2030, but fresh data shows a stubborn dependence on fossil fuels. In 2023 renewables were only about… read more
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Historic AFL milestone: Women boundary umpires officiate men’s game
Three AFLW boundary umpires are writing a new chapter in AFL history by officiating a men’s game from the boundary—marking a milestone in gender progress in sports… read more
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Fiji and Papua New Guinea Forge Deeper Trade Ties Under Fisheries Push
Fiji and Papua New Guinea are moving toward a deeper Pacific trade partnership that could reshape fisheries governance and unlock new cross-border investments. With growing interest from… read more
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Tabia Sanatan College Clinches IDC U-19 Title in Dramatic Extra-Time Victory
Fiji’s IDC season delivered drama, grit, and a growing pool of young talent. A dramatic U-19 final capped a campaign defined by resilience, while other divisions showcased… read more
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Fiji-India Health Push Targets New Hospitals and Affordable Medicines
Fiji and India are deepening health cooperation with plans for new hospitals, expanded access to affordable medicines, and enhanced medical training. The agreement points to a bold… read more
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Fijiana Set for High-Stakes World Cup Pool B Clash with Scotland
Fiji’s Fijiana faces a stern Pool B test against Scotland as they chase a breakthrough at the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Expect a high-tempo duel that pits… read more