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Fiji Kulas to unveil new head coach ahead of March World Cup qualifiers
Fiji’s Kulas are set for a coaching change as a new head coach is eyed ahead of March’s World Cup qualifiers. The emphasis is on a smooth… read more
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Fiji Bitter Savusavu 7s Returns with Bigger Prizes and Grassroots Focus
Rugby fever returns as the Fiji Bitter Savusavu 7s brings three days of fast-paced sevens action to Ratu Ganilau Park, with a stronger focus on grassroots participation… read more
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ACAG Flags Financial Independence Challenge for Fiji’s Auditor-General
Fiji’s Auditor-General sits at a crossroads between strong legal protections and fragile financial independence. A fresh assessment highlights how budget controls and constitutional safeguards shape the office’s… read more
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Fiji Panel Seeks Public Input as Submissions Lag on Referendum and Education Bills
Public engagement is in focus as a parliamentary committee confronts surprisingly low submissions on two pivotal bills. With one day left in Suva to gather input and… read more
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From Vanilla to Cocoa: Fiji’s North Embraces Farm Diversification
Farmers in Fiji’s Northern Division are urged to diversify beyond traditional staples toward high-value, self-sustaining crops. An influential organic farmer points to vanilla, cocoa, coffee, and honey… read more
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Nausori Highlands Road Crash Claims Teen’s Life, Several Injured
Tragedy struck in the Nausori Highlands as a road crash claimed the life of a 15-year-old student and left several others injured. With investigators analyzing the sequence… read more
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Fiji Joins Commonwealth Observer Group for Bangladesh Elections
Fiji steps onto the international stage with a pivotal role in observing Bangladesh’s parliamentary elections and national referendum. A former president leads a diverse Commonwealth team, united… read more
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Fiji LTA Hikes Traffic Fines to Curb Speeding and Illegal Parking
New traffic penalties are now in effect, with significantly higher fines for speeding, illegal parking, and failure to stop and weigh. The overhaul signals a tougher push… read more
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Yin Qing Qing: Proceeds of Crime Conviction Stirs Fiji Sentencing Debate
ODPP clarifies Yin Qing Qing case: she was not convicted of drug possession, but of property suspected to be proceeds of crime. While the drug charges were… read more
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George Bridge set for centre debut as Force face Reds in trial clash
George Bridge shifts to the centre as the Western Force host the Reds in a tantalising Super Rugby Pacific trial. With a wave of new signings and… read more
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Trump Signals Momentum in Ukraine Peace Talks Ahead of Putin Meeting
Trump says Davos talks with Zelensky were “very good” as a potential peace path starts to take shape. With a key envoy headed to Moscow and a… read more
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Fiji and New Zealand Deepen Ties in First Ministerial Talks Under the Duavata Partnership
Fiji’s new Foreign Affairs and External Trade Minister hosted New Zealand’s Foreign Minister in a landmark meeting that underscored a renewed, practical partnership. The talks touched on… read more
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Education Bill 2025: Praise for Ban on Corporal Punishment, but Warnings on Equity and School Fees
The Education Bill 2025 is described as a step forward with a ban on corporal punishment, but advocates warn some reforms could widen inequities. Debates touch on… read more
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Fiji Opens Embassy in Jerusalem as Israel Plans Embassy in Fiji by 2026
A landmark diplomatic shift signals closer ties between Fiji and Israel, with embassies on the horizon and collaborative plans unfolding. As preparations continue, a new era of… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Isolated Afternoon Thunderstorms with Heavy Rain and Flash Flood Risk; Cloudy Saturday Outlook with Showers
Fiji’s forecast serves up a sun-and-showers mix with a few bold afternoon thunderstorm hints drifting in. Across the islands, temps hover from the mid-20s to the low-30s… read more
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ADI: A New Fijian Film Exploring Traditional Leadership and Community Unity
ADI invites you into the heart of a Vanua, exploring traditional leadership and unity through a 70-minute narrative spoken entirely in Na Vosa Vaka Viti. Set inside… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Fine Across Most Areas with Isolated Showers, Afternoon Thunderstorms and Localised Flood Risk
A lively Fiji forecast today: plenty of sun with the occasional shower and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms in spots. From coast to interior, expect gentle winds… read more
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Fiji Tourism Convention Aims to Revitalize Sector Amid Labour Shortages and Capacity Hurdles
Fiji’s tourism sector faces labor shortages, investment delays, and tight hotel capacity. A major gathering at Denarau brings together hoteliers, operators, and policymakers to map a path… read more
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Fiji Tightens Work Permit Rules as Demand for Low-Skilled Labor Grows
Fiji’s foreign labor program is growing, with hundreds of work permits processed each month and a shift toward lower-skilled roles. Safeguards exist—advertising vacancies, minimum wages, and police… read more
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Savusavu Water Disruption: Business Community Seeks Relief
Savusavu’s business scene is being tuned by ongoing water outages, with daily operations and hygiene at stake. As restoration work progresses, questions about response and clarity loom,… read more
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Suva High Court Sets March Deadline for Confidential Settlement in JSC Inquiry
Confidentiality and settlement terms take the spotlight as the Suva High Court prepares a pivotal ruling involving the Judicial Services Commission and senior government figures. With March… read more
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Fiji Narco-Sub Intercept: Six Men Remanded in Court
Six men were remanded after a Rakiraki court appearance tied to a high-profile suspected drug trafficking operation intercepted in western Fiji. The case centers on a narco-sub… read more
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Nausori Council Urges Rate Payments to Safeguard Services Amid Growth
Nausori’s growth brings a fresh challenge: millions in unpaid rates that could jeopardize essential services. As the council doubles down on community dialogue, the story looks at… read more
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Fiji’s Kids Face Dual Nutrition Crisis: Stunting and Obesity Linked to Diet Quality
Fiji faces a troubling double burden: stunting in children alongside rising obesity, signaling deeper issues than calories alone. The real challenge lies in the quality of what… read more
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Fiji Drug Bust Fuels Cross-Pacific Trafficking Probe
Authorities in Fiji are pursuing what may be a larger trans-Pacific drug network after a major operation at Vatia Wharf. With regional and international partners sharing intelligence,… read more
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Fiji National University governance crisis deepens as council clash escalates
Here are a few concise excerpt options you can choose from: – An escalating governance clash at Fiji National University as the council chairman is barred from… read more
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Rokotuisawa Urges Clear Communication Ahead of Fijian Drua Pre-Season Clash
Different provinces, one goal: make the Skipper Select side click. Etonia Rokotuisawa says strong, consistent communication off the field could be the edge as the squad steels… read more
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Ambiguities in Fiji’s Education Bill Threaten Teacher Registration Process
Gaps in Fiji’s proposed Education Bill are drawing sharp questions from the Fiji Teachers Registration Authority’s chief executive, who warns that key definitions and registration categories are… read more
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Rewa Women Gear Up for Fiji IDC with Youth Spotlight
Rewa Women’s FC head into the Fiji FA Women’s IDC with renewed fitness, tighter team unity, and a push to nurture the next generation. With players returning… read more
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Cycle of Trash: Suva Park’s Daily Clean-Up and the Call for Civic Pride
Each weekday morning in Suva’s parks, a dedicated cleaner confronts the same trail of litter that reappears at dawn. A veteran city worker questions a growing reluctance… read more