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Ba Inter-District Championship heats up as Lautoka and Nasinu shine in opening fixtures
Ba roars as the 66th IDC serves up crowd-pleasing clashes and tight battles, hinting at a thrilling run to the knockouts. Off the pitch, organizers chart a… read more
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Wai Tui International 2026 Paddling Regatta Returns to Fiji After 14-Year Hiatus With 295 Paddlers on Day One
Fiji’s Wai Tui International paddling regatta roared back to life at Wailoaloa Beach, returning after a 14-year pause. Day one drew hundreds of paddlers across junior to… read more
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Ba Rugby Referees Association approves constitution, names executive for three-year term
Ba’s rugby referees mark a new era with their first constitution and a newly elected leadership, setting the stage for clearer governance and smoother match days as… read more
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Fiji Corrections Acting Commissioner Sevuloni Naucukidi Acquitted After Charge Withdrawn Following Reconciliation
An acting Fiji Corrections Service commissioner walked free after prosecutors withdrew a criminal charge, citing a genuine reconciliation with the complainant. The court granted an outright acquittal,… read more
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Tropical Disturbance TD11F Near Vanuatu Not Expected to Develop into Cyclone in 24 Hours, Fiji Monitors
Nearby tropical disturbance near Vanuatu remains weak with no immediate surge forecast. Subtle atmospheric changes could still shift the outlook, keeping communities alert as the system drifts… read more
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Civil Society Warns Fiji Constitutional Reforms Could Undermine Rights, Secularism and National Cohesion
Regional civil society groups warn that proposed constitutional reforms could threat en hard-won rights and social cohesion in Fiji. They call for open, inclusive dialogue to safeguard… read more
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Fiji orders 30% cut in government vehicle fuel use to curb costs amid global price pressures
Fiji unveils an emergency plan to curb fuel use in official vehicles as global energy prices climb. The move signals a broader push to tighten controllable costs,… read more
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Fiji Tightens Official Transport Rules, Limiting Backup Cars to President and Prime Minister
New directives tighten control of government transport, allowing backup vehicles only for the President and Prime Minister and curbing home pickup and drop-off for most senior officials.… read more
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Fiji orders engines off after 60 seconds idle for all government vehicles in new fuel-savings crackdown
A new directive targets idle engines in government vehicles, ordering engines off after brief waits and warning of penalties. With hints at possible fleet reductions, the move… read more