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Court Ruling Spurs Urgent Call for JSC to Remove Acting FICAC Chief
Lawyer Tanya Waqanika signals a legal storm after a High Court ruling, urging urgent corrective steps and arguing the Acting FICAC Commissioner’s appointment may be ultra vires.… read more
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Fiji Leaders Weigh Constitutional Steps After High Court Ruling
A High Court ruling tests Fiji’s constitutional norms as top leaders weigh the next steps. A high-stakes meeting at State House centers on governance, legality, and the… read more
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Fiji Leaders Weigh Constitutional Avenues After High Court Ruling
Fiji’s Prime Minister and President held a respectful, constructive meeting to discuss constitutional options in the wake of a recent High Court ruling. The talks reaffirm a… read more
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UN Pacific Operations Safe Amid Global Budget Crunch
UN officials say Pacific operations will press on despite a global budget crunch threatening the world body. As climate risks mount and funding gaps persist, the region’s… read more
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Pacific Islands at the Heart of a Global Tuna Market Shake-Up
Shifting demand, volatile markets, and growing sustainability pressures are transforming tuna trade in the Western and Central Pacific. The analysis highlights the Pacific Islands’ central role in… read more
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Fiji Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Northern Viti Levu and Eastern Vanua Levu with Heavy Rain Alert for Vanua Levu, Taveuni and Nearby Islands
Stormy skies are rolling over Fiji with heavy rain, thunder, and gusty winds. A stretch of showers and squalls is forecast to persist into Friday, turning some… read more
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Visa Bond Sparks Travel Worries as Tonga-U.S. Ties Push Ahead
Tongans face new U.S. visa bond rules, but leaders insist the relationship remains strong. With high-level talks on the horizon and concerns about family travel and study… read more
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Should Pacific Island PALM workers have a path to Australian citizenship?
Pacific workers have become a steady lifeline for Australia’s essential industries, from meat processing to aged care. As labor shortages widen, a pathway to permanent residency is… read more
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Fiji appoints first resident ambassador to Israel, signaling deeper ties in Jerusalem
Fiji forges a new chapter in Jerusalem, appointing its first resident ambassador and presenting credentials to President Herzog. The move hints at deeper Fiji‑Israel ties, with talk… read more
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Fiji PM Rabuka Under Pressure as Court Rules in Favor of Barbara Malimali Ahead of Elections
Fiji’s political climate tightens as a court ruling challenges the prime minister, drawing a strong cabinet show of support and a wary military presence as elections approach.… read more
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Mysterious Substance Halts UN Peacekeepers Along Lebanon’s Blue Line
Peacekeepers paused patrols along the Blue Line after reports of a mysterious, potentially toxic substance near the border. Samples have been collected for testing as authorities weigh… read more
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Wallabies Set for Perth Opener as Rugby World Cup 2027 Schedule Revealed
Australia’s home Rugby World Cup campaign kicks off with a bold Pool A lineup, pairing the Wallabies with New Zealand alongside Hong Kong and Chile. With matches… read more
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New OACPS Presidency Promises Reforms Ahead of Malabo Summit 2026
The Gambia assumes the OACPS Council of Ministers presidency, continuing the bloc’s equitable rotation. As the 11th Summit in Malabo approaches, leaders spotlight financial sustainability, governance reforms,… read more
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Fiji Cabinet Backs Rabuka Amid Legal Appeals, Election Focus Ahead
With an appeal process underway, Fiji’s Cabinet says there’s no plan to replace the Prime Minister, stressing patience with the judiciary. Backed by the PAP, Rabuka’s leadership… read more
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Fiji Secures KRW 10 Billion Grant to Boost NCD Fight and Digital Health
Fiji is launching a bold health partnership backed by a KRW 10 billion grant to strengthen its fight against non-communicable diseases. The plan centers on empowering community… read more
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Wallabies Captain Warns: Fiji’s X-Factor Could Shake Up the World Cup
Rugby’s Pacific powerhouse is turning heads. With Harry Wilson warning that Fiji’s x-factor could reshape the World Cup knockout picture, their internationals back in the mix, and… read more
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Fiji’s Northern Division Poised for Sustainable Aquaculture Boom
Fiji’s Northern Division is at the forefront of a growing aquaculture push that could boost food security, create jobs, and sustain coastal communities. Discussions center on practical… read more
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Fiji-Nauru Visit Deepens Pacific Cooperation on Independence Day
Fiji and Nauru deepen their friendship with talks on education exchanges, people-to-people links, and expanded regional cooperation. The discussions point to practical steps that could boost travel,… read more
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Aminiasi Naituyaga: Flying Fijian Rugby Legend Remembered
Former Fiji rugby great Aminiasi Naituyaga, a cherished son of Nayawa Nadroga, is being honored for a lifetime of contribution to the sport and a lasting legacy… read more
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Investing in Women, Transforming Fiji: WIN Convention 2026
Suva gears up for the Women Invigorating the Nation Convention 2026, centered on the bold theme: Give to Gain—Investing In Women, Transform Our Future. A two-day program… read more
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Labasa Airport Lease Expiry Sparks Landowner Partnership Push
An expired lease at Labasa Airport is sparking a bold shift toward partnership with landowners. The Nabukarabe clan sits at the heart of new development‑lease talks, with… read more
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Rugby Talent Secures a Second Chance in Education and Sets Sights on Architecture
One young rugby talent discovers that the real final score isn’t on the field. From injuries and late starts to a second‑chance program steering him toward education—and… read more
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Fiji Gears Up for WIN Convention 2026 to Elevate Women in Business
Fiji’s women are quietly driving a new era of economic momentum, turning barriers into breakthroughs across families, communities, and boardrooms. The WIN Convention 2026 is on the… read more
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Papua New Guinea’s IAMPELA Papena Heads to the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant
IAMPELA Papena, 19, a Papua New Guinea economics student with roots in the Western Highlands and Enga, is poised to represent her country at the Miss Pacific… read more
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Are Blue Light Glasses the Secret to Eye Comfort?
Between work, study, and endless scrolling, our eyes endure a lot from screen time. Blue light glasses promise a shield against glare and eye strain, with options… read more
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Fiji Gears Up for Reggae by the River, Its First Mountain Festival in Namosi Highlands
Fiji’s highlands welcome a debut mountain reggae festival this July at Namosi Eco Retreat. Reggae by the River blends local music, traditional dance, and mountain cuisine for… read more
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Fiji Launches Nationwide Consultation on Inclusive Employment Guide to Boost Disability Inclusion
Fiji launches a national consult to turn disability rights into practical workplace changes with an Inclusive Employment Guidebook. The move aims to translate law into action—making recruitment… read more
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Fiji Kava Policy Public Consultations Spark Calls for Kava Council
Fiji’s kava sector kicks off nationwide consultations as farmers, exporters, and processors weigh in on a proposed Kava Policy and Bill. From a potential Kava Council to… read more
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Housing Ministry Teams Up with RISE for Interim Fixes in Informal Settlements
A new collaboration between the Ministry of Housing and Community Development and NGO RISE aims to deliver interim engineering fixes in 48 informal settlements, focusing on drainage… read more
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Fiji Women’s Kula Gear Up for Oceania Qualifiers Under New Coach Nicola Demaine
New head coach Nicola Demaine leads the Kula women’s team into a pivotal build-up for the Oceania Qualifiers in Ba, Fiji. With 22 players in camp and… read more