Rugby & Identity: Brad Mooar has been appointed Fijian Drua Men’s head coach on a two-year deal, replacing Glen Jackson, with the Kiwi promising a “special brand” of rugby that keeps Fiji’s flair while building discipline and consistency. Elder Rights: A Lautoka roundtable is set to tackle a sharp rise in elder financial exploitation, with calls for stronger protections and action on Fiji’s draft National Ageing Policy. Gender-Based Violence: FMF Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival contestant Alice Cerenasiga urged shared responsibility to prevent gender-based violence, linking risk to poverty and the rising cost of living. Youth & Culture: Fiji’s National Youth Band has created the Pacific Youth Anthem, handed over to the Pacific Community as the official voice for Pacific youth across 14 countries. Faith in Schools: The Fiji Council of Churches says Christian teaching in schools must be done responsibly, with proper approval and respect for all students’ rights and beliefs. Tourism & Lifestyle: Six Senses Fiji is adding two luxury residences for private, multigenerational stays, while a Fiji food journey by chef Arrnott Olssen opens bookings for a November experience beyond resort life.