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Fiji anti-corruption commission defends autonomy amid political targeting allegations
Autonomy on display as Fiji’s anti-corruption watchdog reaffirms its independence, insisting investigations are guided by evidence and governed by uniform procedures—free from political influence. read more
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Fiji Rugby Union Signals Coaching Shake-Up Ahead of 2028 Olympic Sevens Quest
With an eye on Olympic gold in LA 2028, Fiji Rugby Union is reshaping its coaching ranks across sevens and youth programs. Fresh assistant head coach roles… read more
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Late-Night Wailekutu Crash Prompts Police Investigation into Fatal Motorcycle Death
Late last night in Wailekutu, a fatal motorcycle crash claimed the life of a 32-year-old man. Police say a sudden U-turn by another driver may have triggered… read more
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Neeraj Chadha’s Retirement Signals a New Chapter for Marriott Pacific Islands
After 17 years with Marriott in the Pacific Islands, a veteran leader is preparing to retire. From multi-property operations to community partnerships, his impact stretches well beyond… read more
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Fiji’s Fiscal Year Shake-Up Faces Scrutiny
Fiji’s push to revert to a January–December fiscal year is sparking questions about governance and timing. Critics warn that holiday slowdowns and political motives could undermine budgeting,… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Trough of Low Pressure Brings Showers and Thunderstorms Across the Fiji Group with Saturday Outlook for Isolated Heavy Falls and Flash Flood Risk
Friday brings a cheeky mix of clouds, showers, and the occasional thunderclap across Fiji, with winds dancing across the archipelago. The weekend stays unsettled, so keep an… read more
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Fiji Construction: High-Value Projects Drive Gains Despite Lending Slump
Fiji’s construction outlook is a study in contrasts: high-value projects and rising building permits hint at momentum, even as completion certificates and some lending soften. With prefab… read more
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Fiji Airways imposes limits on Funafuti and Vavaʻu flights amid fuel supply issues
Fuel supply constraints are prompting tweaks on two Fiji regional routes, bringing limited capacity and potential baggage adjustments into the new year. Travelers should brace for changes… read more
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Fiji PM Promises Crime Crackdown and United Front in New Year Address
Fiji’s New Year pledge emphasizes a hard line against crime, stronger enforcement, and safer communities—with reinforced border controls and renewed rehabilitation efforts. It also highlights regional cooperation… read more
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Wailekutu Fatal Motorcycle Crash Sparks Police Probe
Wailekutu was the scene of a fatal motorcycle crash late Wednesday, claiming a 32-year-old rider’s life. With the driver detained for questioning, authorities say the investigation is… read more
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Fiji Inflation Holds at 0% as Trade Gap Widens
Inflation stays flat and consumer activity holds steady, even as the trade gap widens and imports outpace exports. Early signs from investment and lending point to cautious… read more
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Louis Rees-Zammit Signs Long-Term Bristol Bears Deal Amid Interest From Top Clubs
Louis Rees-Zammit has committed his long-term future to Bristol Bears, keeping him at Ashton Gate for years to come. The 24-year-old speedster, praised by Pat Lam for… read more
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Dozens Dead in New Year’s Fire at Swiss Bar in Crans-Montana
Devastating flames shattered New Year celebrations at a Swiss ski resort, leaving dozens dead and many more injured. Investigators are probing the cause, with authorities ruling out… read more
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Fiji New Year Safety Push: LTA Urges End to Drink Driving
Fiji starts the New Year with a stark road-safety warning: drink-driving and reckless driving are taking lives and straining communities. With rising DUI cases and recent fatal… read more
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Global Tensions Loom Over Fiji’s Economic Outlook as Tourism Holds Steady
Fiji’s economy is navigating a challenging global landscape, with rising trade tensions and shifting foreign policies testing growth. Tourism shows a modest uptick, but several core sectors… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Cloudy with Showers and Thunderstorms Across Fiji; Saturday Outlook Includes Isolated Heavy Falls and Possible Flooding
Unsettled skies are sweeping Fiji, bringing showers, the occasional thunderstorm, and shifting winds across many regions. The sea stays lively and plans may need a rain-check as… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy with Showers and Thunderstorms Across Fiji, Moderate to Rough Seas and Southerly to Northerly Winds
Moody skies, showers, and the occasional thunder rumble set Fiji’s weekend mood. From coast to highland, unsettled weather could bring quick rain bursts and the occasional heavy… read more
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Vanuatu Airport Cash Heist: Police Seek Two Suspects
Armed robbers pulled off a bold daytime heist at Bauerfield International Airport, slipping away with a substantial cash haul as staff watched in disbelief. Police say two… read more
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Walu Bay Break-In Attempt at Quality Print HQ Sparks Police Investigation
Police are investigating an apparent break-in at a Walu Bay head office, with the scene secured and investigators on site. As officials gather details, the incident highlights… read more
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Samoa Debates Non-Christian Beliefs as Nation Considers Restrictions
Is Samoa facing a pivotal moment for its religious future? A surprise push to restrict non-Christian beliefs has sparked a national debate about identity, security, and tradition.… read more
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Fiji FICAC Expands Ministerial Probes, Emphasizes Impartiality
Fresh signs point to more ministerial probes as FICAC signals ongoing investigations, while stressing that no one is above scrutiny. With high-profile inquiries in play, the push… read more
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FICAC Emphasizes Independence as Fiji Tightens Anti-Corruption Drive
FICAC pledges independence and a stronger, more transparent approach to preventing, investigating, and prosecuting corruption. With a new strategic plan and tighter integrity safeguards, the anti-corruption agency… read more
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Two Routes for Pryde Extradition: Fiji Weighs MLAT or Acting Alone
An international extradition case takes center stage as authorities weigh two routes to bring a senior official back home. With sensitive details and cross-border cooperation on the… read more
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Fiji Rental Tensions Surge as Tenant Complaints Hit Record Levels
Riji: Rising grievances in Fiji’s rental scene point to unsafe housing, unlawful evictions, and opaque lease terms. As conversations around fairness and safety intensify, the future of… read more
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Fiji Ramps Up Social Pension as Elder Population Surges
Fiji is expanding protection for its aging population, weaving financial support with practical programs that keep seniors active in families and communities. A regional dialogue reveals bold… read more
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Pandemic Pivot: How a Fiji Teacher Found His Voice in Music Education
At 24, Avish Kumar swapped civil engineering for a music-filled classroom in Velovelo, Fiji, redefining what teaching can sound like. He weaves technology with tradition, turning lessons… read more
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Nasinu Trash Booms Spark Cleaner Waters, Prompting Call for Stronger Dumping Laws
Nasinu’s new trash booms are already exposing the scale of illegal dumping, catching thousands of kilos of waste with plastics dominating the mix. Heavy rains brought in… read more
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Fiji Faces Leadership Crisis as Chaudhry Warns of Governance Failures
Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry warns Fiji is in a leadership crisis, citing weak governance and growing discontent. His New Year message hints at stalled reforms and… read more
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Fiji New Year: Unity, Culture and a Call to Serve
A new year brings a call for unity, respect, and cultural pride as communities are urged to nurture the young and lend a helping hand. Faith and… read more
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Fiji New Year Celebrations: Families, Faith, and Quiet Sacrifices Across the Islands
Fiji’s New Year unfolds under bright summer skies, weaving joyful family moments with quiet acts of dedication. From bustling markets to seaside gatherings, the day hints at… read more