The Fiji Rugby Union and FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne have mutually agreed to part ways, effective immediately.

The Government is now looking at measures to help cushion the impact of rising fuel prices, while acknowledging the increase that came into effect from today and the pressure it will place on households and businesses.

Waidina Secondary School long-distance athlete Ratu Iokobo Kuruduadua produced a determined performance in the Triple N Zone to win gold in the intermediate boys 1,500 metres, clocking 4:36.53 in a courageous run against the Coca-Cola Games record of 4:11.60 set by Farasiko Mualevu of Suva Grammar School in 2014.

The significant hike in fuel prices is sending shockwaves across Fijian households and the business landscape.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the recent increase in fuel prices is unavoidable.

Defensive discipline has taken centre stage for the Fiji Airways Fiji men 7s side as preparations intensify ahead of the Hong Kong 7s in two weeks’ time.

Women in Najia Village on Viwa Island have received a new boat to support their pearl farming business, strengthening a growing climate-resilient livelihood.

Nama Fiji, a sustainable beauty brand using ethically-harvested sea grapes has joined Canopy’s Pack4Good initiative.

Business owners claim public confidence in the government is on shaky ground, as concerns emerge over whether Fijians were misled over fuel prices.

Minister for Climate Change and Environment Lynda Tabuya says the recent fuel price increase was not a government decision, but one made independently by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation says that promising stable fuel supplies and no price hikes, only to announce overnight increases, is damaging private sector confidence.

Team Fiji has delivered an impressive showing at the 2026 Oceania Taekwondo Games in Sydney, Australia, returning home with a strong medal haul that highlights the sport’s steady rise locally.