The 2025 FMF Uprising Music Festival is set to be a landmark celebration on Fiji’s cultural calendar, promising and unforgettable showcase of legendary performers and emerging local talent.

Australia’s most-capped test player James Slipper will retire from international rugby following the final Rugby Championship clash against New Zealand on Saturday, bringing the curtain down on a record-breaking 16-year career.

The education system is being pushed to deliver real-world skills, and the first-ever Central Division TVET Skills Fair and Careers Expo is leading the charge.

Preparations are underway for the Vanualevu Sanatan Naari Sabha to entice the public with authentic Indian sweets at the Mirchi FM & Radio Fiji Two “REWA” Diwali Dhoom.

The iTaukei Affairs Land and Fisheries Commission has collected nearly $100,000 from land boundary redefinition surveys over the past three years.

Inter-island shipping is facing serious reliability and punctuality challenges, threatening access for remote maritime communities.

Fiji’s Net International Investment Position (IIP) showed a slight improvement in the June quarter.

Fiji’s first resident embassy in Jerusalem aims to strengthen diplomatic ties, promote constructive engagement and advance key priorities.

The Inkk Farebrother Challenge this Saturday will be held at Naluwai ground in Naitasiri.

Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee senior administrator Jane Wong Niubalavu has achieved a milestone after graduating in Lausanne, Switzerland, with the International Olympic Committee Certificate for Safeguarding Officer in Sport.

Nearly $200 million worth of illicit drugs have been seized in the first nine months of this year with young offenders making up the bulk of those caught.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has acted to seize assets tied to serious drug offences.