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Jittu Estate Fun Day Sparks Hope for Local Youth
Jittu Estate came alive with a day of fun, service, and community spirit aimed at guiding the youth toward brighter paths. Neighbors and organizers showcased unity and… read more
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From Fan to Referee: World Rugby Star Invites Fans to Take the Whistle
Rugby isn’t only about playing. A world-class referee reveals how stepping into the whistle can unlock leadership, travel, and new opportunities for anyone, regardless of gender. A… read more
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Fiji Airways apologizes for 20-hour Nadi-Auckland delay, pledges reforms and passenger support
Fiji Airways is apologizing after a 20-hour delay on a Nadi–Auckland flight, citing safety and operational constraints. The carrier outlines plans to tighten communications, strengthen frontline support,… read more
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Fiji Corrections Defends Family Visits as Misinformation Swirls
A recent decision to deny a family visit for Tevita Qaqanivalu is framed as an operational call tied to the inmate’s conduct. As questions swirl around the… read more
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Solomon Islands Condemns Bondi Shooting, Stands With Australia
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele condemns the Bondi shooting in Sydney as a senseless act of terror, offering heartfelt condolences to Australia. He underscores unity, peace,… read more
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Pacific Islands Forum Sets Sights on Unity and Global Outreach
Pacific Island leaders are charting a united path amid a shifting global landscape. As the Ocean of Peace Declaration advances and priorities like climate resilience, economic connectivity,… read more
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Solomon Islands Launches IUCN Green List Certification for a Community-Managed Marine Area
Solomon Islands marks a watershed moment in Pacific marine conservation by launching the IUCN Green List certification process for a community-managed area. A workshop in Honiara and… read more
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Fiji boosts cervical cancer screening with new cytology machine
Fiji’s main hospital rolls out a cutting-edge cytology screening machine, promising faster Pap tests and earlier detection for women nationwide. This upgrade highlights the power of public-private… read more
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384 RRMTVET Graduates Propel Fiji’s Rural Communities
384 graduates marked a milestone as Fiji National University expands hands-on learning for rural, remote, and maritime communities. The RRMTVET programme equips locals with practical trades—from plumbing… read more
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Fiji Pine Denies Unpaid Land Leases; Dividends Paid via Fiji Pine Trust
Fiji Pine Group clears the air on social media rumors about land lease payments, confirming all rentals are current and detailing how dividends reach landowners through the… read more
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Fiji Electricity Tariff Review Sparks Cross-Party Conversation
Rising electricity bills are fueling a debate on how tariffs should be reviewed. Advocates urge a balance between technical analysis and the everyday realities of households and… read more
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Lautoka Man Re-Arrested in 39kg Cocaine Export Case Tied to Australia
A Lautoka businessman linked to a 2019 cocaine haul has been re-arrested on fresh charges. Investigators say the case has been revived with renewed probes and international… read more
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Technical glitch triggers walk-out at Fiji’s Young Alliance AGM
An AGM erupted in protest after a nomination row sidelined a young candidate, sparking a walk-out across regions. As questions about process and communication linger, bold youth… read more
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OACPS Pushes Reforms Ahead of Malabo Summit and Samoa Agreement Rollout
Brussels hosted a pivotal three-day session as OACPS ministers push reforms, financial sustainability, and the operationalization of the Samoa Agreement. With the 11th Summit in Malabo on… read more
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OACPS Gears Up for Malabo Summit as Samoa Agreement Sparks Reform Push
Brussels hosted a pivotal OACPS Council session as ministers push reforms, shore up financial sustainability, and advance the Samoa Agreement. With the Malabo Summit on the horizon… read more
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Banaban Relocation 80th Anniversary Deepens Nauru-Banaba Ties
Marking 80 years since Banaba’s relocation to Rabi Island, leaders emphasize enduring family ties, culture, and resilience that bind Nauru and Banaba. A story of displacement, kinship,… read more
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Tonga’s Citizenship-by-Investment Plan Sparks Fresh Debate Over Passport Sales
Tongans are watching a proposed citizenship-for-sale plan that’s sparked questions about governance and public trust. As supporters call for thorough public debate and parliamentary scrutiny, critics warn… read more
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Tacirua East, Nasinu: Family hailed as key to thwarting attempted robbery as police arrest two suspects
Courage and quick police action unfolded in Tacirua East, where a local family helped foil an attempted robbery. Rapid arrests followed valuable community tips, underscoring how collaboration… read more
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Savusavu Hospital Under Pressure as Ministry Promises Quick Fixes for Congestion
Savusavu Hospital is grappling with overcrowding and aging facilities as staff strive to keep essential services running. Officials promise swift, temporary relief and urgent upgrades to support… read more
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Pacific Polytech Unveils Namaka Campus to Tackle Fiji’s Skills Shortage
Pacific Polytech unveils bold plans for 2026, including a major new Namaka campus and a broader lineup of programs. With intensified community outreach and fresh scholarship avenues,… read more
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Japan Pulls Funding, 30 Fiji Boatbuilders Lose Jobs
An abrupt funding withdrawal reshapes Fiji’s fishing heartland, leaving 30 boatbuilders out of work as a once-broad aid program falters. The move sparks questions about conditional grants,… read more
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Fiji Walk and Wheel Fundraiser Boosts Western Disability Centre
An upbeat four-kilometre Walk and Wheel rally united members, volunteers, and local partners to support a Western disability centre. With new leadership and a push for community… read more
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Teen Grandson’s Christmas Gift to His Visually Impaired Grandfather Shines at Suva Senior Citizens Day
During a Senior Citizens Day celebration, a 13-year-old chose a different kind of holiday gift—guiding his visually impaired grandfather through a crowded event. A touching moment of… read more
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Global Health in Balance: Tradition, Equity and Science
With medical breakthroughs advancing faster than balance itself, global health is at a pivotal crossroads. Dr. Saia Ma’u Piukala lays out a bold, inclusive path—where traditional wisdom… read more
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First Payout Boosts Barotu Mangrove Nursery in Fiji
Barotu village in Fiji is turning mangroves into momentum. The first payout from a community nursery marks a new chapter in local development, coastal protection, and empowerment… read more
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Fiji Airways apologizes for Auckland flight disruption during peak holiday travel
Fiji Airways faces the fallout from a peak-season disruption that left passengers waiting and frustrated. The airline apologized, cited safety constraints, and pledged improvements in real-time updates,… read more
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Australia’s Proactive Diplomacy: Shaping Stability in the Indo-Pacific
Australia is reshaping its diplomacy for a more volatile world, prioritizing the Indo-Pacific, enduring partnerships, and a firm, rules-based order. The plan strengthens resilience—from cyber security to… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Trough Brings Showers, Thunderstorms and Flooding Risk
A lingering trough over Fiji is bringing clouds, showers, and the occasional thunderstorm. Some areas could see heavy downpours and gusty winds, while others stay mostly cloudy… read more
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Vanuatu court ruling tees up no-confidence showdown against PM
A court ruling sets the stage for a high-stakes week in Vanuatu’s Parliament. With a no-confidence motion against the Prime Minister looming and the Speaker’s role in… read more
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Lautoka businessman faces fresh charges in 39kg cocaine export plot to Australia
A Lautoka businessman faces fresh charges in a 2019 cocaine export case as investigators renew their bid to dismantle a cross-border drug operation. With international help and… read more