Naweni Secondary School will be one of the smallest teams competing at this year’s Coca-Cola Games, having been established just three months ago.

The independence of the Great Council of Chiefs is under pressure.

Firefighters are operating with outdated equipment, unpaid allowances and gaps in legal funding.

Fiji has made progress on ocean sustainability in global trade talks, but disagreements on agriculture and digital trade have stalled key outcomes at the latest World Trade Organization meeting.

A surge in grassroots entrepreneurship is emerging across Fiji, driven by the Ministry of Justice’s expanding outreach programs that are bringing services directly into communities.

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, says the Constitution Review process is a defining moment for the country and must be driven by the voices of the people.

The Government is tightening enforcement on minimum wage compliance, warning that wage increases mean little if employers fail to follow the law.

More than 1,700 people across the country have helped shape Fiji’s Draft National Ageing Policy 2026–2035, with the Government confirming the process was driven by extensive nationwide consultations.

There is no place for bullying in Fiji’s schools, not on the field, in the stands, or online.

This year’s Coca-Cola Games boys’ division battle will be one of the toughest and will go down to the wire, according to Marist Brothers High School coach, Antonio Raboiliku.

From competing in his school’s inter-house meet just to accompany friends, to claiming gold in the javelin at the Tailevu Zone, 17-year-old Neori Tuivonovono is emerging as one to watch at this year’s Coca-Cola Games.

Project delays are cutting into Fiji’s infrastructure drive, despite heavy spending each year.