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Eid-ul-Fitr: A Call for Unity and Compassion in Fiji
As the Muslim community in Fiji celebrates Eid-ul-Fitr, Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad shares a heartfelt message highlighting the festival’s essence. Emphasizing unity, compassion, and the spirit… read more
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Singapore 7s: New Format Spurs Excitement in Rugby Showdown!
Get ready for an electrifying weekend at the HSBC Singapore 7s tournament! With a brand-new format that pits top teams against each other in a thrilling race… read more
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Rugby Rivals Rise: Naitasiri Scores Big in Thrilling Championship Finale!
Naitasiri Secondary School clinched the championship in the girls’ 9s rugby final, edging out Lomary Secondary School in a nail-biting 12-9 victory. Meanwhile, the boys’ division heats… read more
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Rewa FC’s Rocky Start: Can They Bounce Back in the OFC Champions League?
Rewa football team faced a tough start to their 2025 OFC Men’s Champions League, suffering a 4-2 defeat against AS Tiga Sport. With early promise diminished by… read more
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MGM Girls Futsal Team Shines Bright at Championship Kickoff!
Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School’s under-16 girls’ futsal team is making waves at the Extra Supermarket Fiji Southern Secondary Schools Futsal Championship 2025 with a winning streak… read more
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Suva Blue Women’s Team Shines Again at 2025 Fiji Volleyball Championship!
The Suva Blue women’s volleyball team has once again proven their prowess, defending their title in a thrilling final against Kinoya Green. With a stunning display of… read more
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Fijian Trailblazer Takes Charge: A New Era for Netball in the U.S.
Litia Daugunu Naiteqe has made history by stepping into the role of Southwest and Pacific Regional Director for USA Netball, becoming the first Fijian and Pacific Islander… read more
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Fiji Weather Alert: Heavy Showers and Thunderstorms Expected Across Regions on March 31, 2025
Fijians, it’s time to brace for a change in the weather! A low pressure system is hanging around, bringing unexpected showers and thunderstorms across various islands. Will… read more
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Education Act Review Sparks Hope for Reform in Fiji’s Schools
Discussions surrounding the long-overdue review of the Education Act of 1966 are intensifying, with a focus on aligning educational policies with contemporary needs. As officials deliberate on… read more
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Fiji’s Employment Ministry Responds to Misleading Claims About PALM Workers
Fiji’s Employment Ministry is urging the public to stop sharing misleading, outdated information about the treatment of PALM workers. Recent statements from Minister Agni Deo Singh reveal… read more
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Justice Served: Uncle Sentenced for Heinous Crime Against Niece
A man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for the shocking crime of raping his 13-year-old niece. The court highlighted the profound breach of trust… read more
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Community Unites for Health: CWMH Hosts Inspiring Clean-Up Campaign
A vibrant clean-up campaign at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital brought together community members, organizations, and businesses, all united in a shared goal of enhancing public health… read more
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Kohli Takes the Helm: A New Era for Fiji’s Electoral Commission
Amhi Kohli’s recent appointment to Fiji’s Electoral Commission signals a transformative moment for the country’s electoral integrity. With a robust legal background and a history of community… read more
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Beloved Radio Host’s Joy Turns to Tragedy in Fatal Car Crash
A community mourns the sudden loss of beloved radio personality Maikeli Radua, whose life was tragically cut short in a car accident just after he celebrated the… read more
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Pacific Nations Unite for Ocean Protection: The Race to Ratify BBNJ Agreement
Pacific nations are at a pivotal moment as they consider ratifying the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement. This initiative promises to reshape ocean conservation efforts, enhancing… read more
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Dutton’s Climate Conference Ultimatum: A Costly Gamble for Australia?
Peter Dutton’s recent comments on the proposed co-hosting of the UN climate change conference have stirred a significant debate in Australia. Labeling the plan as “madness,” he… read more
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Island Nations Rally Against EU’s Climate Compromise for Shipping
Island nations are raising alarms over the EU’s proposed emissions trading system for the shipping industry, fearing it falls short of their climate needs. With critical discussions… read more
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U.S. Boosts Military Ties with $2 Billion Investment in Micronesia
A bold $2 billion investment by the U.S. Department of Defense in the Federated States of Micronesia is set to transform military operations in the Pacific. This… read more
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New Zealand Stands Firm on Aid to Kiribati Amid Diplomatic Strain
Amidst rising geopolitical tensions, New Zealand’s commitment to its foreign aid to Kiribati remains steadfast. Despite a recent diplomatic rift, ongoing discussions promise to uphold essential support,… read more
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Eid in Suva: A Celebration of Unity Amidst Rising Prices
Excitement fills Suva City as families rush to prepare for Eid celebrations, marking the joyful end of Ramadan. With community ties strengthening and a focus on generosity,… read more
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Fiji at the Crossroads: Urgent Call for Ocean Governance Action
Fiji stands at a critical crossroads in marine conservation, with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) urging swift action on the Marine Biodiversity of Areas… read more
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Labasa’s First Gas Crematorium: A Community Transformation in Mourning
A long-awaited gas crematorium in Labasa is set to transform the way residents honor their dearly departed. With a significant investment from the government, this facility promises… read more
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Empowering Diversity: Fiji’s $278,000 Grant Boost for Community Projects
A new wave of funding has been unleashed to uplift 39 diverse communities across the nation, signaling a robust government commitment to enhancing cultural and spiritual spaces.… read more
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Netball Fiji: A Storm Brewing Amid Boycotts and Governance Calls
Netball Fiji finds itself at a crossroads as a significant boycott by 15 member associations shakes the organization’s leadership. Amid concerns over governance and voting rights, President… read more
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Pollution Watch: Can Community and Government Unite for Cleaner Creeks?
Concerns over Naseakula Creek’s pollution have surfaced, highlighting a significant lack of accountability for the waste and oil tainting its waters. Despite alarming initial assessments and the… read more
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Crisis at Fiji’s Colonial War Memorial Hospital: Can Help Arrive in Time?
The Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Fiji is facing a crisis that has left patients and staff deeply concerned. Overcrowding, bed shortages, and outdated infrastructure have created… read more
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Rewa FC’s Rocky Start: Can They Bounce Back in OFC Champions League?
Rewa FC’s ambitious journey in the 2025 OFC Men’s Champions League hit a rough patch with a 4-2 defeat against AS Tiga Sport. The red card that… read more
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Japan Rallies Behind Fiji: A Beacon of Hope Amid Aid Shifts
Amid shifting geopolitical tides, Fiji finds a steadfast ally in Japan as USAID programs face suspension. With ongoing projects that prioritize Fiji’s unique needs, Japan’s commitment shines… read more
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U.S. Defense Secretary Pledges Stronger Support for Pacific Islands Amid Rising Tensions
In a pivotal visit to the Pacific, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized America’s steadfast commitment to defend Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, declaring any threats… read more
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Tonga Shaken: 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Sparks Tsunami Alert and Community Resilience
A powerful earthquake rattled Tonga this morning, triggering a temporary tsunami warning that has since been lifted. With no reports of casualties or damage, the tremor’s intensity… read more