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Lautoka Bowling Club Teeters on Closure as FSC Sells Land
After more than five decades as a community hub, the Lautoka Bowling Club faces an uncertain future as plans to close loom. Long-time members reminisce about friendships,… read more
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Youth-Led Businesses Poised to Revitalize Fiji’s City Life
Young Fijians are driving a bold wave of entrepreneurship aimed at rejuvenating city centers and boosting local commerce. With fresh ideas and new partnerships with retailers and… read more
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Gokals Debris Lingers as Suva Braces for Cyclone Season
Six months after a devastating warehouse fire, hazardous debris remains at a Suva site as cyclone season looms, sparking health and safety concerns for nearby businesses and… read more
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Meth arrests spark broader probe into drug profits
Authorities have escalated their crackdown on illicit drugs with three separate arrests for alleged methamphetamine possession across different neighborhoods over the New Year weekend. Forensic testing is… read more
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New U.S. Travel Rules Hit Tonga and 29 Nations—What You Need to Know
New U.S. travel rules tighten visa access for Tonga and 29 other nations, affecting short-term visits and business trips. Officials cite visa overstay rates and information-sharing capabilities… read more
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Nadi Airport cash seizure sparks anti-money laundering probe
Authorities are widening a cash haul investigation at Nadi Airport, now handed to the Anti-Money Laundering Unit as investigators probe connections to criminal activity. The focus is… read more
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Suva methamphetamine arrests spark Fiji drug crackdown
Three men have been detained in Suva as police widen their crackdown on illicit drugs. Seizures linked to methamphetamine and related paraphernalia have authorities looking into the… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Widespread Showers, Thunderstorms and Heavy Rain With Flood Risk Across Islands Under Fresh Southeast to Northeast Winds
Fiji’s weekend brings a playful mix of sun, clouds, and scattered showers—with the occasional thunderstorm nudging the day. The islands may swing between dry spells and sudden… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Widespread Showers, Thunderstorms and Heavy Rain with Flood Risk Across Fiji Islands
An unsettled low-pressure system nudges closer to Fiji, bringing showers, breezy winds and the chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms across the islands. Some downpours could be… read more
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Tanoa Plaza Hotel Honors Its Staff in Year-End Celebration
A heartfelt year-end celebration at Tanoa Plaza Hotel honored the team—the backbone of its success. The night highlighted gratitude, teamwork, and a family-friendly spirit that travels across… read more
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Maduro’s Court Appearance Ignites U.S. Oil Ambitions in Venezuela
Maduro faces a Manhattan courtroom as charges related to drug trafficking and weapons offenses loom large. Meanwhile, a high-stakes U.S. plan to reshape Venezuela’s oil future stirs… read more
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Pacific Foundation Donates to Mobile Kindy Fiji, Boosting Early Childhood Education
New resources are opening doors to early learning in Fiji’s remote communities, equipping Mobile Kindy Fiji with books, games, and classroom supplies. Backed by devoted partners and… read more
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Fiji Tuna Industry Unveils Worker Welfare Guidelines
Fiji’s longline tuna sector is embracing a bold shift toward ethical, people-centered practices with a new set of social policy guidelines. The measures target safety at sea,… read more
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Fiji’s Labour Market in 2025: Hiring Slows, Formal Jobs Rise
Here are three concise teaser options you can use: – Fiji’s labour market is testing new ground as hiring cools but formal employment rises, signaling a complex… read more
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Fiji Courts Tackle Post-Coup Constitution Dilemma: Balancing Legitimacy and Law
A judiciary caught between law and politics after upheaval, Fiji’s courts navigate a delicate path where legitimacy and authority are constantly tested. This piece explores how judges… read more
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Faith Leaders Push for a Greater Role in Shaping National Policy
Faith leaders are urging a bigger role in shaping national policy, arguing that many social challenges can’t be solved by government alone. Their call for open dialogue… read more
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Fiji’s Renewable Push Hangs on Tariff Hike
Fiji’s energy future could hinge on a pivotal tariff decision. As a major renewables push and rising costs unfold, the outcome may reshuffle reliability, debt, and the… read more
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Lautoka Police Investigate After Unidentified Man Found Dead in Vitogo Drain
An unidentified man was found dead in a drain in Vitogo, Lautoka, prompting a police investigation. With house-to-house inquiries underway, authorities are probing the circumstances and gathering… read more
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Sebastian Singh Hints at Australia Return for Possible April Clash with Ahmad Jaber
Sebastian Singh is plotting a dramatic comeback with an April showdown likely in Australia. Details are still under wraps and a high-stakes clash is whispered, keeping fans… read more
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Arsenal edge Bournemouth in top‑of‑table Premier League thriller
Arsenal squeeze out a tense 3-2 win to stay top, with a late scare adding drama. Villa vault into second and Wolves finally taste league victory as… read more
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Declassified Fiji Papers Reveal 2005 Power Struggle and Amnesty Debate
Fresh cabinet papers reveal Fiji’s political tensions in 2005, tracing a high-stakes dance between Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase and military commander Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama. The spotlight falls… read more
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Declassified Australia-Fiji Files Hint at Bainimarama Risk Ahead of the 2006 Coup
Newly declassified cabinet papers reveal a tense moment in Fiji’s politics, as Australian planners weighed risks around Bainimarama and rising ethnic tensions ahead of the 2006 elections.… read more
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Unidentified Man Found Dead in Vitogo, Lautoka; Police Investigate
An unidentified man was found dead in a drain in Vitogo, Lautoka, prompting a police investigation and door-to-door inquiries. Authorities say the case remains under investigation as… read more
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Fiji Weather Update: Trough of Low Pressure Brings Widespread Showers and Flash Flood Risk Across Eastern Fiji
Clouds, showers, and the occasional thunderstorm are shaping the week across the region. Some spots may see heavier rain, while others ride on a mix of sun… read more
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Seaqaqa Opens New Bookshop to Elevate Local Education
Seaqaqa welcomes a new bookshop that promises easier access to books, stationery, and learning resources for students and the wider community. Inspired by local roots and a… read more
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Fiji Eyes 32% Electricity Tariff Hike to Fund Big Grid Upgrades
Fiji could see a substantial rise in electricity tariffs as Energy Fiji Limited pushes a multi-year plan to fund a nationwide grid and generation upgrades. Tied to… read more
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Fiji Weather: Eastern Islands Under Heavy Showers with Flash Flood Risk as Trough Persists; Monday Forecast Sees More Showers and Thunderstorms
Eastern Fiji should expect the wettest weather today as a stubborn trough lingers overhead. The rest of the islands will feel a breezy mix of sun and… read more
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Fiji Weather: Heavy Showers and Flash Flood Risk Across Eastern Fiji as Trough of Low Pressure Lingers
Fiji’s weekend forecast is a weather rollercoaster—showers, thunderstorms, and breezy spells sweeping across the islands. Some spots may see heavy rain, while others stay mostly sunny, keeping… read more
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Bula FC Opens Training Session in Fiji With Overseas Talent
Ba’s football fever rises as Bula FC opens its training to fans at Govind Park. Expect to glimpse Fiji’s finest in action, including overseas-based talents, in a… read more
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Fiji Forgiveness Ceremony Bridges Military and Qarase Family
A ceremonial gesture of forgiveness unfolds at the Qarase family home, as a traditional kamunaga becomes a symbol of reconciliation. A moment of healing and renewed unity… read more