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Vanuatu Opposition Takes Court Action to Reveal Citizenship COI Report
An escalating transparency battle is moving into the courts as the Opposition presses to disclose a controversial Commission of Inquiry report on citizenship decisions. Backed by private… read more
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Fiji’s Women in Agriculture Poised to Lead a New Era
Fiji’s National Women in Agriculture Symposium expands to include aquaculture, agroforestry, and sugar farming, highlighting the pivotal role of women across the farming spectrum. It marks a… read more
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US Withdraws WHO Funding: Pacific Islands Face Health Resource Gap
Fears rise in the Pacific as the US pulls funding from the WHO, threatening vital health programs in small island nations like Fiji. With disease surveillance and… read more
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Fiji’s Hidden Life Insurance Gap: LICI’s Push to Expand Coverage
Many working Fijians remain uninsured, highlighting a gap in financial protection for families. Insurers are promising wider access through a stronger agent network and digital tools to… read more
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Fiji Acting PM Defends Legal Opinion Request Over ODPP, Denies Interference
Fiji’s political scene is watching a subtle clash over the law. Acting Prime Minister Filimoni Vosarogo says his request to the Solicitor-General was for legal guidance—not a… read more
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India Opens Bharat Corner at the University of Fiji Library to Boost Cultural Exchange
India–Fiji cultural ties get a new focal point at the University of Fiji library with the opening of Bharat Corner, a curated space for Indian literature and… read more
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Enforcement and Facilities Drive Cleaner Waste Management in Informal Settlements
A bold drive to tighten waste-management enforcement meets practical solutions for crowded informal settlements. The plan couples new disposal facilities with community education and cross-agency collaboration to… read more
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St John Fiji and Racer Group Forge Revenue-Share Pact to Transform Fiji Ambulances
A new partnership between St John Fiji and Racer Group aims to transform pre-hospital care across Fiji, blending smarter fleet management with expanded clinical services and first-aid… read more
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Fiji FA launches school futsal leagues to grow youth football
Fiji’s football association unveils a new school-based futsal program for under-17 and under-19 players across both boys and girls. Regional leagues, travel support, and prize incentives aim… read more
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Fiji’s Former Police Officer Turns Yaqona Farmer, Finds New Prosperity
From the hum of a city desk to the quiet rhythm of the land, a former police officer finds renewed purpose on a Namosi yaqona farm. With… read more
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Death Penalty for Drug Offenders Sparks Community Debate on Punishments
Community leaders press for tougher penalties for drug offenses, with some even calling for the death penalty for repeat offenders. The debate over deterrence, rehabilitation, and safeguarding… read more
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Fiji Keeps Nipah Risk Low as India Outbreak Unfolds
Fiji’s health authorities assure Nipah virus risk remains low for the country, supported by vigilant monitoring and containment measures. With no local cases reported despite international outbreaks,… read more
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Fiji’s Cancer Numbers in Limbo: The Missing Registry
Data gaps in Fiji are obscuring the real burden of cancer. A missing national cancer registry and fractured communication between health facilities mean the numbers—and the people… read more
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Vanua o Bau Enacts Zero-Tolerance Drug Policy, Offenders Face Removal
Zero tolerance meets community action as a Fijian village rolls out strict anti-drug measures. Backed by new by-laws and an education push, this bold stance promises decisive… read more
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Community Leader Pushes for Dedicated Drug Prison and Tougher Penalties
A local leader is pushing for bolder action against a rising drug problem, calling for a dedicated prison for drug offenders, tougher penalties, and closer community monitoring.… read more
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Former Water Authority of Fiji employee sentenced in rainwater tank corruption case
A former Fiji public servant has been jailed for diverting government aid tanks for personal profit. The case underscores the seriousness of corruption in public service. read more
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Landowners, NJV in Talks Over Unpaid Compensation and Waisoi Land Tensions
A pivotal meeting is set to tackle a long-running dispute over land rights and compensation, as customary landowners and a major joint venture seek a path forward.… read more
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TD08F Near American Samoa Faces Low Chance of Cyclone in 48 Hours, Fiji Meteorological Service Says
Near American Samoa, a tropical disturbance shows little sign of rapid development in the next day or two. With slow movement and weak organization, forecasters say the… read more
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Drua show promise in pre-season clash with Chiefs as new signings impress
An electric start to the Drua’s pre-season saw them push the Chiefs in a high-octane showdown. Debutant Iosefo Namoce announced himself, Ilaisa Droasese flashed speed on the… read more
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Tragic Sigatoka Pedestrian Crash Sparks Road Safety Debate
A tragic road incident in Sigatoka is raising urgent questions about pedestrian safety as investigators continue their probe into what happened. read more
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Fiji Court Hears Contested FICAC Appointment in High-Profile Case
In Suva, a high-stakes courtroom clash places political expression under the lens as prosecutors raise concerns and a defense challenge to a public appointment. The case unfolding… read more
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Manoa Kamikamica: Prosecution Pushes Case to Suva Court as High Court Stay Remains
Legal maneuvering heats up in the case of former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica as prosecutors push to move proceedings to the Suva Magistrate’s Court and await… read more
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Heavy Rainfall in Macuata, Interior and Northern Viti Levu, Fiji
Severe thunderstorm warnings grip parts of Fiji, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and the risk of flash flooding. Cloudy skies and scattered showers roll through the islands,… read more
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Tailevu teacher’s six-count rape case adjourned as prosecutors seek more time
A Tailevu court case involving a teacher accused of sexual offences has been postponed as prosecutors seek more time to prepare submissions. With new deadlines and a… read more
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Labasa: Bonasere convicted, Shabbir acquitted in marijuana case
Solomone Bonasere was convicted for possession of 32.8 grams of marijuana, while Abdul Shabbir was acquitted in a Labasa court case dating back to 2022. The verdict… read more
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Barbara Malimali Case: High Court Ruling Delayed to Monday
Barbara Malimali’s judicial review ruling has been postponed to Monday as the High Court reviews the Commission of Inquiry findings. A decision on a leave application in… read more
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Fiji High Court Set to Rule on Presidential Authority over FICAC Appointment
Fiji’s High Court is set to rule on whether the Prime Minister had the authority to remove the Commissioner of FICAC, a decision that could redefine the… read more
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Beyond Beaches: Fiji’s Culture to Redefine the Nation’s Image
Culture shapes both the welcome and the lasting impression a country leaves. The Fiji Museum is advocating an inclusive, youth-focused approach that weaves art, dance, and everyday… read more
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Fiji Police Firearms Training Push: A 4-Week Readiness Drill for 124 Officers
Fiji’s police force is strengthening frontline response with a nationwide training push. A four-week program gathered officers from across the country for firearms drills, refresher courses, and… read more
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Fiji Employment Debate: Fair Pay, Productive Workplaces, and Foreign Workers in Focus
Grievances over leave use are sparking a broader debate on balancing local and foreign workers while boosting productivity. A government push emphasizes that fair pay, respectful treatment,… read more