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Civil Servants Receive Early Year-End Pay Ahead of Christmas
Just in time for Christmas, civil servants are receiving their final salary payment of the year, delivering a timely boost for households and holiday plans. Officials emphasize… read more
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South Seas Snooker Club in Lautoka Eyes Bigger Prizes for 2026
Fiji’s South Seas Snooker Club capped a dynamic season with a lively awards night, shining a spotlight on rising talent and fierce ladder battles. Bold plans for… read more
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Tevita Seletui Named Fiji Rugby Referees Rookie of the Year
An inspiring rise through Fiji rugby’s officiating ranks has earned Tevita Seletui Rookie/Newcomer of the Year. From humble beginnings in Ba to the spotlight at a major… read more
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Fiji Bati: Wise Kativerata’s Future in Question as Board Decides Ahead of World Cup
All eyes are on the Fiji National Rugby League board as a verdict on Wise Kativerata’s tenure nears. A promising start gave way to a heavy loss… read more
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Year-End Mixed Trips Showdown at Suva Bowling Club Sparks Local Buzz
End-of-year buzz filled the Suva Bowling Club as the Mixed Trips event drew 36 players into 12 teams for a festive, fiercely friendly showdown. Veterans like Litia… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy With Showers and Isolated Thunderstorms; Southeasterly Winds and Rough Seas Ahead (Thursday Outlook)
Fiji’s weather takes a mixed turn—sun breaks, scattered showers, and the occasional thunderstorm lighting up parts of the islands. Breezy southeast winds and choppy seas could reshape… read more
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Civil Servants Get Early Year-End Salary Ahead of Christmas
An early Christmas salary boost for civil servants is on its way, with the government thanking them for a year of dedicated service and pledging steady pay… read more
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FDA Greenlights Kava as Conventional Food, Opens Pacific Markets
An FDA designation redefines the fate of kava in the U.S., recognizing this Pacific-rooted beverage as a conventional food. As kava bars grow on the West Coast… read more
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Fiji Faces Tariff Backlash as FCCC Seeks Public Input on 24.2% Electricity Increase
Controversy grows over a proposed 24.2% electricity tariff raise as authorities promise more consultative steps. With nationwide awareness sessions underway, the community awaits how the discussions will… read more
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Taiwan Bets Big on Palau as Pacific Alliances Grow Ahead of 2026 Forum
Taiwan steps up its Pacific diplomacy ahead of the 2026 regional leaders’ meeting, spotlighting strengthened ties with Palau and other allies. A cross-sector delegation—from electronics and green… read more
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UN Ends 22-Year Iraq Mission as Fiji and Nepal Withdraw
After 22 years, the UN peacekeeping mission in Iraq closes its doors as Fiji and Nepalese troops return home. A farewell ceremony in Suva marks the end… read more
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Japan Sets Stage to Restart World’s Largest Nuclear Plant After Local Vote
Japan edges closer to restarting operations at the world’s largest nuclear plant after a regional vote, signaling a pivotal moment in its post-Fukushima energy strategy. The move… read more
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PROSPER Act Pushes Duty-Free Trade for Pacific Islands in US-China Indo-Pacific Strategy
A new U.S. bill aims to deepen Pacific ties by reviving trade preferences and offering duty-free access for key exports like tuna and sugar. It signals a… read more
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Nasinu Court Keeps Accused in Custody as Caution Interview Refusal Highlights Rights Issue
Two men charged with attempted robbery and related offenses appeared in Nasinu Magistrate Court after prosecutors said they declined a caution interview, stalling key parts of the… read more
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Root-Knot Nematodes Threaten Fiji’s Exports
Hidden in plain sight, root-knot nematodes threaten Fiji’s crops, quietly undermining root health and nutrient uptake. The agriculture minister warns these tiny pests could imperil export markets,… read more
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Fiji’s First-Time Peacekeeper Faces a 12-Hour Time Difference in Iraq
Separated by oceans and time zones, a dedicated Fiji mother and navy officer begins her first overseas peacekeeping assignment. Fueled by her son, she turns distance into… read more
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Tacirua Attempted Robbery: Two Men Remanded Ahead of Bail Hearing
Two men await a pivotal bail hearing as medical concerns and questions over the charges come into play, signaling a courtroom showdown that could shape the course… read more
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Early Christmas Salary Payout for Civil Servants Prompts Economic Boost
An early release of civil servants’ year-end salaries is underway, easing Christmas budgets and giving the economy a festive boost. Officials praise the dedication of public servants… read more
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Fiji Christmas Forecast: Pleasant Weather Sparks Family Feasts and Lovo Prep
Christmas Day looks set for pleasant, family-friendly weather, perfect for outdoor celebrations and festive cooking. A few light showers might breeze through some areas, but the day… read more
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Starlink Elevates Fiji’s Disaster Response for Remote Communities
Here are a few short teaser options you can choose from: – Fiji is stepping up disaster readiness for remote and maritime communities, with Starlink boosting communication… read more
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Fiji invites public input as National Referendum Bill undergoes committee scrutiny
Public concerns are mounting as Fiji weighs a proposed National Referendum Bill. The Acting Attorney-General says the bill is still under committee review and invites citizens to… read more
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Electricity Tariffs Rise: Consumer Council Warns of Higher Essential-Item Prices
Rising electricity tariffs are sparking concerns that prices for essentials could rise as well. The consumer council is calling for early dialogue, transparency, and accountable investment to… read more
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Fiji Badminton Eyes 2032 Olympic Run With New Talent Drive
Fiji could be on the cusp of a badminton renaissance. Abel Caine lays out a bold seven-year roadmap—from school courts to international tournaments—centered on focused training and… read more
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Fiji’s National Referendum Bill 2025: Debate Over Speech, Symbols and Public Input
Amid online chatter about Fiji’s National Referendum Bill 2025, the Acting Attorney-General clarifies how rights, campaigning, and symbols are balanced with orderly elections. He says the bill… read more
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Fiji Rugby CEO Silent on $21K Loss as Focus Shifts to 2026
Silence surrounds a surprising financial discrepancy tied to a major Fiji rugby clash. With ongoing reviews and a forward-looking focus on 2026, supporters are left wondering what… read more
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FNU to Launch Three Hands-On Diploma Programs at Ba, Nadi and Labasa Campuses in 2026
Three new diploma programs are slated to launch in 2026, offering hands-on training in aquaculture, animal husbandry, and agriculture across Fiji’s campuses. Focused on practical skills, community… read more
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Tacirua Heights: Two Men Charged in Attempted Robbery
Two men face charges after a weekend incident in Tacirua Heights, with a court appearance on the horizon. The development highlights ongoing public-safety efforts as the legal… read more
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Fiji 7s Discipline Under Spotlight as Youth-Powered Squad Faces SVNS Tests
Discipline is the talking point as Fiji’s Men’s 7s squad blends youth with high-stakes competition. International referee Rasivhenge notes that cleaner execution and smarter decisions will be… read more
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Fiji Referendum Rules Defend Election Integrity, Invite Public Submissions
Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga moves to reassure the public about Fiji’s National Referendum, addressing concerns that the bill could curb free speech or hide political agendas. He… read more
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Fiji Electricity Tariff Hike Prompts Call for Transparency and Consumer Protections
Rising electricity tariffs in Fiji are fueling concerns about higher living costs for households and businesses. The Consumer Council urges transparent pricing, ongoing dialogue among providers, regulators,… read more