Pacific priorities take centre stage as Pre-COP31 begins
Fiji is putting Pacific priorities and solutions at the centre of global climate discussions as more than 50 countries gather in the country from today for the 2026 Pacif
Author: Priya Nand
Teachers deserve reliable systems and timely support - Radrodro
As Fiji celebrates World Teachers’ Day today, Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says the needs of teachers, students, schools and communities remain at the centre
Ba crowned first-ever Futsal Fiji Cup champions
Ba Futsal have made history after being crowned the inaugural Extra Futsal Fiji Cup champions.Ba defeated Labasa 4-1 in the final at the FMF Gymnasium in Suva to claim th
Students urged to approach 2026 exams with confidence
Students sitting the 2026 national external examinations have been encouraged to remain confident and focused, with Education Minister Aseri Radrodro reminding them that
86-year-old former teacher makes special return to Gospel Primary School
For 86-year-old Marie Smith-Moceyawa, walking back into Gospel Primary School in Samabula was more than just a visit - it was a return to a place filled with memories fro
WOWS Kids Fiji Resource Centre turns gold for childhood cancer awareness
The WOWS Kids Fiji Resource Centre on Rewa Street was illuminated in gold on the final day of September as Fiji joined the global “Turn the World Gold†campai
Bula Boys face crucial New Caledonia clash in MSG Prime Minister’s Cup tonight
The Bula Boys take on New Caledonia in a crucial match tonight, with their chances of securing a place in the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup final hanging in the balance
Fijians to pay more for fuel and gas from tomorrow
Fijians will need to spend more from tomorrow as fuel and gas prices increase across the country.For any area on Viti Levu located within three kilometres of any public r
Ratuniyarawa gets Super Rugby opportunity with Fijian Drua
Experienced Nadroga forward and Fiji Water Flying Fijian Manueli Ratuniyarawa has earned a major opportunity to step up to professional rugby after signing with the Swire
Kioa Island resident voices concerns over El Nino and coastal erosion
A Kioa Island resident has raised concerns over coastal erosion, saltwater intrusion, food security and water shortages as El Nino conditions continue to affect communiti
Women in Macuata seek action on climate threats to food and livelihoods
Women in Macuata have called on the Government to provide direct and sustained support to women whose gardens, shoreline food sources, fishing areas and small businesses
FMA signs MOU with FNU to establish Pacific Centre for Communications and Journalism
Journalists and media organisations across the Pacific are being offered a greater role in shaping the future of journalism education through a new and partnership betwee
Women leaders and journalists urged to challenge status quo, strengthen accountability
Women leaders and journalists have been urged to build the confidence to challenge the status quo and ask difficult questions in the interest of stronger leadership, tran
SPARK Fiji launched to bring assistive technology closer to children in need
No child in Fiji should be held back from learning because they cannot see the board, hear their teacher or move around their school.This was the key message from Ministe
Ba Town Council Special Administrator Chair relieved of responsibilities
Ba Town Council Special Administrator Chair Moshim Muktar Khan has been relieved of his responsibilities.Minister for Local Government, Maciu Katamotu Nalumisa says th
Mini Kulas face New Caledonia in crucial OFC semi-final tomorrow
Fiji’s dream of reaching the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup for the first time will be on the line tomorrow when the Mini Kulas face New Caledonia in the OFC U
FEO begins nationwide training of election officials
The Fijian Elections Office is confident it has sufficient time and resources to train thousands of election officials, with the Election Officials Training programme now
Raiwaqa crematorium project progresses with new gas-fired cremator
The Raiwaqa Gas Crematorium Project in Navua is progressing, with installation and testing of a new gas-fired cremator now underway.The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs,
Women-led project assisted by men to assess government agencies - FCOSS
Access to information and women’s participation in holding government agencies accountable will be highlighted during a side event of the 8th Pacific Islands News
Ganesh Utsav begins as devotees seek blessings for wisdom and prosperity
Ganesh Utsav, a 10-day Hindu festival celebrating the birth of Lord Ganesha, begins today with devotees coming together in prayer to seek blessings for wisdom, prosperity
EPL: Haaland strikes as 10-man City edge United 1-0
Erling Haaland scored the only goal of the match as 10-man Manchester City secured a 1-nil victory over Manchester United in the latest Manchester derby.City were reduced