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Fiji High Court to rule on Malimali removal, could redefine due process for FICAC officials
All eyes are on the Suva High Court as it considers a judicial review that could redefine presidential authority in appointing or removing top anti-corruption officials. The… read more
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Fiji Churches Join National Plastic Recycling Drive
Fiji’s churches are now joining a national plastics recovery push, expanding recycling education into faith-based communities. By weaving environmental stewardship into worship, the initiative aims to turn… read more
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Fiji Turns Spotlight on Leprosy Stigma on World Leprosy Day
Leprosy may be treatable, but stigma still haunts Fiji’s patients and families. On World Leprosy Day 2026, leaders urge a shift from fear of the disease to… read more
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Suva’s Olympic Pool Reopens in November 2025 as Upgrades Resume
After a long pause, Suva’s Olympic pool is back on track. A contractor has been secured and upgrades are set to begin soon, signaling renewed life for… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Heavy Rain Alert for Northern Division, Eastern and Interior Viti Levu, Kadavu, Lau and Lomaiviti; Strong Wind Warning for Rotuma
Rain bands are rolling in across the islands, bringing frequent showers, pockets of thunder, and a gusty breeze. Some low-lying areas could see localized heavy falls and… read more
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Asia-Pacific Women Warn of Crisis-Driven Barriers to Justice
From Fiji, a leading women’s rights advocate issues a stark warning: access to justice for women and girls across the Asia-Pacific is fraying as crises drive a… read more
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Fiji High Court to Rule on PM Rabuka’s Authority Over FICAC Chief’s Dismissal
All eyes are on a Suva High Court ruling that could redefine the balance of power, executive prerogative, and due process in Fiji. As judges weigh the… read more
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Fiji on Trafficking Watch List Sparks Urgent Calls for Accountability
An influential Fiji rights commission raises a red flag over persistent gaps in preventing and prosecuting human trafficking, warning that without real accountability, impunity could take hold.… read more
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Back-to-School Aid Delayed in Fiji Over Data Issues
Back-to-School payments are facing delays due to widespread data issues and unreachable families. While thousands of cases have been cleared, incomplete information and outdated phone numbers are… read more
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Fiji to Vet Foreign Colleges via Overseas Missions to Protect Students
Fiji’s Higher Education Commission is stepping up safeguards for overseas study, tapping international missions to verify the legitimacy of foreign institutions as more students explore options in… read more
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NZ Seasonal Visas Won’t Disrupt Fiji’s RSE, Officials Say
Fiji confirms its participation in the New Zealand Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme remains unchanged despite the new seasonal visas. Officials say the flow of work continues as… read more
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Fiji Sevens Rely on Naduvalo’s Form Ahead of Singapore Sevens, Kolinisau Says
Fiji’s Sevens coach is praising Vuiviawa Naduvalo’s hard work and renewed confidence as the Singapore Sevens approach. With Naduvalo riding strong form and among the series’ top… read more
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Two American Women Return to Fiji to Testify Against Grace Road
Two American women who escaped a Fiji-based doomsday sect are preparing to return to testify, potentially reopening a stalled human trafficking case. Their years-long ordeal involved coercion… read more
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Melbourne Storm Re-Signs Kamikamica Through 2026
– Melbourne Storm secure a familiar face for the road ahead, with Tui Kamikamica signing a one-year extension through 2026. A proven leader and key contributor, his… read more
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Storm lock in Tui Kamikamica for 2026 season
Melbourne Storm have locked in Tui Kamikamica for 2026 with a new one-year deal, keeping a trusted forward in purple. A long-time pillar and leader, Kamikamica’s re-signing… read more
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Fiji ends 2025 at 0% inflation as 2026 outlook hints at tariff risks
Inflation in Fiji closed 2025 near zero, cushioned by lower fuel costs while some prices edged up. The 2026 outlook hinges on electricity tariffs and external shocks,… read more
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Lautoka Alarms Over Alleged Dog-Napping for Pig Hunting
Tension climbs in Lautoka as reports emerge of dogs being captured for pig hunts—an act many condemn as illegal and cruel. A local witness recalls roaming groups… read more
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Nadi UB40 Show Goes Ahead as Heavy Rain Alert Lifts
UB40 fans in Nadi can breathe a sigh of relief as the heavy rain alert eases in the West. The forecast still hints at passing showers in… read more
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Bula FC clarifies visa delays behind missed Port Moresby flight
Bula FC clears up rumors about a missed flight, saying visa delays—not an airline issue—prevented check-in. Visas were granted after takeoff, but the players have been rebooked… read more
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iTaukei landowners push for sweeping land-law reforms to boost returns
Outdated land laws may be limiting returns for iTaukei landowners. The TLTB is urging a comprehensive reform of ALTA and a shift to market-based rents, with timelines… read more
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Fiji Weather Alert: Heavy Rain Across Northern Division, Eastern Viti Levu and Kadavu with Localized Flood Risk; Rotuma Under Strong Wind Warning
Wet weekend ahead for Fiji with heavy rains, thunderstorms, and gusty northwesterlies. Showers could roll through many regions, with the threat of flash flooding in low-lying areas—outdoor… read more
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NFA Finds Gaps in Workplace Fire Safety Training, Urges Employers to Act
Recent fires highlight a troubling gap: many workplaces still lack proper fire safety training despite having wardens and systems in place. The reminder: training matters, who pays… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Heavy Rain Alert for Northern Division, Eastern and Interior Viti Levu, Kadavu and Nearby Islands; Rotuma Strong Wind Warning
Fiji is bracing for a soggy spell with heavy rain and breezy winds on the horizon. Thunderstorms and showers could pop up, keeping you guessing about the… read more
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Radisson Blu Resort Fiji Bets on Nadi’s Future with Major Community Initiatives
Radisson Blu Resort Fiji is deepening its bond with Nadi’s communities through a broad Responsible Business initiative that centers on health, education, sports, and the environment. Aimed… read more
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LTA Urges Safer Roads and Vigilance After Tragic Child Death in Sigatoka
An urgent road-safety appeal calls for heightened driver vigilance and attentive supervision of children on our roads. Learn about the practical steps being urged—from slower speeds in… read more
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Fiji: No Local Drug Labs, Urges US-Backed Help to Fight Transnational Trafficking
Fiji’s top police official reiterates there are no drug laboratories on the islands, but warns the nation’s transit position leaves it vulnerable to international trafficking. He’s calling… read more
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Drua Preseason Surprise: Vakatawa and Cakobau Start Against Chiefs
All eyes are on the Drua as they gear up for a high-stakes pre-season clash against the Chiefs. The spotlight is on Virimi Vakatawa’s arrival and Penaia… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Heavy Rain Alert for Northern Division, Lau, Lomaiviti and Kadavu; Strong Wind Warning for Rotuma; Trough to Bring Showers Tomorrow
Heavy rain and gusty winds are shaping Fiji’s weekend forecast, with isolated thunderstorms in the mix across several regions. Expect showers and breezy days, with some areas… read more
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Papua New Guinea Poised for Football Breakthrough as OFC Pro League Arrives
Round 2 of the OFC Pro League lands in Port Moresby, spotlighting a football renaissance in Papua New Guinea. With Hekari FC leading the charge and six… read more
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Safer Seas: How American Samoa Is Turning Ocean Data into Action
American Samoa rolls out a bold new effort to translate ocean science into practical safety and planning tools. The inaugural capacity-building workshop united national and local partners… read more