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Fiji Burial Space Crunch Sparks Cremation Trend Amid Urban Growth
Burial space in Suva and Nasinu is nearing capacity, sparking urgent questions about land, values, and the future of end-of-life planning. With landowners wary of nearby plots… read more
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Fiji Launches Cross-Border Tax Crimes Task Force to Strengthen Financial Integrity
Fiji is strengthening its financial watchdogs with a new multi-agency task force designed to protect whistleblowers and boost cross-border investigations. A recent agreement is set to accelerate… read more
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Fiji at a Demographic Crossroads: Aging Population and Low Female Workforce Participation
Fiji is facing a looming demographic and labor-market puzzle: slower population growth, an aging population, and a surprisingly low share of women in the workforce. Analysts see… read more
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COP30 Targets Big Boost in Adaptation Finance for Developing Nations
COP30 shifts the spotlight to funding adaptation for the world’s most vulnerable communities, unveiling new financing tools and bold pledges as extreme weather intensifies. With innovative bonds… read more
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Fiji’s Civil Aviation Authority posts 2024 surplus as major investments roll out
Fiji’s aviation regulator closes 2024 with a strong financial rebound and a bold push into infrastructure. A governance-driven year features a healthy surplus, rising leadership remuneration tied… read more
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Fiji Eyes Namosi Burial Site as Urban Cemeteries Run Out of Space
With urban cemeteries nearing capacity, Fiji eyes a potential new burial site in Namosi as it rethinks end‑of‑life planning. A growing shift toward cremation—bolstered by new gas… read more
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Ronaldo Hints at Retirement as 2026 World Cup Looms
Cristiano Ronaldo hints retirement may come in the next couple of years, even as he extends his stay with Al-Nassr and eyes a final World Cup chapter.… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Easterly Winds with Approaching Trough, Thursday Showers and Isolated Thunderstorms Across the Islands
An easterly breeze lingers as a trough slides in, nudging Fiji into a midweek mix of sun and shower. Warm days with a chance of isolated storms… read more
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Fiji Labour Inspectors Cleared as Amendments to the Employment Relations Act Fuel Debate
Fiji’s Labour Ministry pushes back against claims of targeted inspections, insisting the checks were routine and lawful. An inspection report reportedly flagged breaches in wage records and… read more
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Fiji Reassures Citizens After Delhi Blast, Issues Safety Advisory
Fiji says no nationals were harmed in the Delhi blast near the Red Fort and has issued a safety advisory for Fiji residents in India. Expect tips… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Showers and Isolated Thunderstorms as Low-Pressure Trough Approaches Thursday Night
Sunshine and a breezy easterly kick off the Fiji forecast, but a trough sneaking in from the southwest could bring showers and the odd thunderstorm later in… read more
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Saudi Tourise Summit Hints at a Global Tourism Transformation
Riyadh hosts a landmark gathering aimed at redefining the trillion-dollar travel landscape. Leaders from government and industry explore bold, sustainable solutions—looking ahead to the next fifty years… read more
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Fiji tribunal probes nepotism claims in Corrections Service appointment
A high-stakes tribunal probes alleged nepotism in Fiji’s Corrections Service, focusing on a senior official’s involvement in his wife’s appointment. As testimonies unfold, the case could signal… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Easterly Winds and Approaching Trough Bring Showers and Thunderstorms from Thursday Night
Sunshine and scattered showers mix as easterly winds breeze through Fiji. A looming low-pressure trough could spark brief showers and the odd thunderstorm from Thursday night—so expect… read more
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Fiji Ministry Denies Bias in Labor Inspection, Orders 30-Day Fix for Wage Records
Fiji’s labor authorities defend a recent routine inspection amid bias allegations, noting wage-record breaches at an employer and a 30-day remediation window. With employment law reform debates… read more
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Pacific Farmers Push for Direct Climate Funds at COP30 amid USD 77 Million Adaptation Gap
Pacific farmer-leaders head to COP30 with a bold demand: climate finance must go directly to those on the front lines. New research shows the region needs about… read more
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Tuvalu Warns of Sea-Level Rise at Doha Summit, Urges Global Climate-Social Action
Tuvalu’s prime minister delivers a stark warning: climate change threatens his nation’s very survival and calls for urgent, inclusive action. From Doha, the link between climate, social… read more
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Tailevu landowner to face trial over alleged unlawful land lease payments
Tailevu landowner Mosese Ranavue heads to trial over allegations of unlawfully demanding payments for land leases. A magistrate found enough evidence for one charge while clearing another,… read more
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MLB Tightens Pitch-Level Betting Rules to Protect Game Integrity
With gambling increasingly intertwined with sports, MLB is rolling out safeguards to protect fair play and fan trust. This move signals a broader push for accountability across… read more
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Intrusion at Prime Minister’s Compound Sparks Security Debate
An unauthorized entry into the Prime Minister’s compound kicks off a courtroom drama centered on security, intent, and due process. As sentencing looms, the case renews debates… read more
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Fiji to Unveil Next-Gen Banknotes in 2025 with Heritage Design and Enhanced Security
Fiji readies a redesigned banknote series with upgraded security and tougher durability, celebrating the nation’s heritage and biodiversity. The official reveal is scheduled for December 2, 2025,… read more
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Fiji Announces $200 Back-to-School Aid for Families
Fiji’s popular back-to-school aid returns, offering a $200 boost to families for uniforms, shoes, bags, and essentials. With income-based eligibility and broad coverage, this program aims to… read more
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Fiji’s Rarawai Mill Fire Causes $10 Million Damage, Sparks Sugar Industry Recovery Efforts
A major fire at Fiji’s Rarawai Mill sets off a costly rebuilding drive as repairs loom and producers scramble to keep sugar flowing. With no injuries reported,… read more
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Drua Star Meli Derenalagi Out for Nine Months After Second Knee Surgery
Former Fiji 7s Olympic gold medalist Meli Derenalagi faces a nine-month knee rehab after a second reconstruction. Glen Jackson and the Drua vow to back him through… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Isolated Showers and Thunderstorms Expected Thursday as Trough Approaches with Easterly Winds
Sun, a breezy easterly, and a few passing showers keep things interesting across the islands. A sneaky trough could spark isolated thunderstorms later in the week, especially… read more
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Fiji Heads to COP30 with Donor-Backed Delegation Aiming for 1.5°C
Fiji gears up for COP30 with a majority of its delegation funded by development partners, signaling high‑stakes climate diplomacy. The team will push for a new adaptation… read more
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From Roadside Stall to Mr. Friendly North: A Leader Who Keeps His Roots
From a roadside barbecue stall to wearing the crown, Tucibi Matavesi’s journey blends ambition with family values and a bold drug-free mission. At 19, he balances responsibilities… read more
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Supreme Court declines to overturn Obergefell, upholding same-sex marriage nationwide
The Supreme Court has refused to overturn the Obergefell ruling, keeping same-sex marriage protected nationwide. The decision preserves a landmark civil rights milestone while ongoing debates over… read more
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Climate Crisis Is a Health Crisis, WHO Urges United Action at COP30
COP30 kicks off with a stark warning: the climate crisis is a health crisis threatening billions. Health leaders across the Western Pacific are urging urgent, united action… read more
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Fiji Police Modernization Gets Australian Infrastructure Boost
Fiji steps into a new era of police facility upgrades as an AFP Infrastructure Team visits to map out a comprehensive modernization plan. From a proposed Suva… read more