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Fiji Rolls Out Cashless Transit with Upgraded e-Transport System
Fiji’s public transport is entering a new era with a phased upgrade to digital payments, smarter mobile features, and plans for real-time tracking across buses, taxis, and… read more
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Fiji Unveils Plan to Curb Bird Strikes Near Airports
Fiji is rolling out new measures to curb bird strikes around airports after a notable aviation incident. The plan targets wildlife near runways and even crops that… read more
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Judicial Independence Under the President’s Shadow: Fiji’s Appointments Debate
An ongoing debate over how presidents shape the judiciary and electoral bodies is pushing constitutional reform into the spotlight. Fresh leadership in Fiji raises renewed questions about… read more
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Fiji’s Rising Boxing Stars Win WBA Oceania Titles, Tease Cross-Weight Showdown
Fiji’s rising boxing duo, Junior Binnu Singh and Mikaele Ravalaca, seize regional belts in a night of blistering action. With a potential showdown on the horizon, their… read more
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Fiji Athletes Shine at the 2025 Oceania Cup in Tonga
Team Fiji sparked excitement at the 2025 Oceania Cup in Tonga with a string of personal bests and podium finishes across track, field, and para events. Bold… read more
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Fiji Extradition Move Involving DPP Pryde Sparks Governance Debate
Fiji’s anti-corruption watchdog pushes ahead with a high-stakes extradition tied to serious allegations against the Director of Public Prosecutions. The case is fueling debate on governance and… read more
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Rabuka Reshapes Fiji Cabinet, Consolidates Finance and Trade Under One Minister
Fiji unveils a sweeping government reshuffle aimed at sharper economic oversight and improved service delivery. The reorganization consolidates key portfolios, moves planning duties to the Prime Minister’s… read more
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Rewa Bridge Night Work Triggers Detours for Nausori Drivers
Night-time roadworks on Nausori’s Rewa Bridge signal a major upgrade for the area. Expect temporary lane closures and possible delays as traffic is steered through the work… read more
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Fiji’s Bainimarama Trial Faces Postponement as Prosecution Seeks Delay
Fiji’s high-profile trial may be postponed as prosecutors seek more time amid fresh material. The case involving senior officials centers on procurement rules and accountability, with a… read more
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Fiji Parliament Clash Over Evacuation Centers and Disaster-Resilience Pace
An explosive parliamentary clash shines a spotlight on Fiji’s disaster resilience plans, pitting rapid evacuation-center progress against a broader rural-development strategy. With Cyclone Rae recovery unfolding, questions… read more
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Fiji Bus Accident Prompts Safety Review After 50 Injured
An early-morning bus crash in Denarau triggers a swift emergency response and an internal safety review. Classic Buses emphasizes cooperation and passenger welfare as investigations unfold. The… read more
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Denarau Bus Crash Sparks Fiji Road-Safety Debate
A staff service bus crashed off a Denarau bridge, tipping into a swamp and triggering a rapid emergency response. As investigators begin to piece together what happened,… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Trough of Low Pressure Brings Widespread Showers, Thunderstorms and Localized Flood Risk
Showers and thunderheads are moving across Fiji in the coming days. Some spots may stay dry in between, while others could see heavy downpours and gusty winds—even… read more
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Afghanistan Earthquake: 6.3 Magnitude Shakes Hindu Kush Near Khulm
A 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush, with the tremor centered near Khulm at a depth of about 28 kilometers. Damage and casualties remain unconfirmed as authorities… read more
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Malolo Clinches Historic First Skipper Cup Title in Fiji Rugby
Malolo writes rugby history with their first Skipper Cup title in a dramatic final, powered by unwavering community support. A pivotal moment that hints at a rising… read more
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Flying Fijians Eye Clean Sweep in Autumn Nations Series
Fiji’s Flying Fijians are aiming for a clean sweep in three Autumn Nations Series Tests, with Mick Byrne targeting victories against England, France, and Spain. After a… read more
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Fiji Teachers Association: Women Push for Leadership Amid Education Debates
Women teachers in Fiji are stepping into bigger roles as the Fiji Teachers Association pushes for more female leadership. Through capacity-building programs and collaborative initiatives, the movement… read more
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Fiji Cabinet Shake-Up: Rabuka Reshapes Front Bench Amid FICAC Probes
Fiji’s Parliament is undergoing a notable reshuffle, signaling a refreshed approach by the Coalition Government. Fresh faces sit beside the Prime Minister while veteran ministers move to… read more
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Nigeria Open to U.S. Help in Fight Against Islamist Insurgency While Guarding Sovereignty
Nigeria signals openness to U.S. help in the fight against Islamist insurgents while underscoring the importance of sovereignty. As talks unfold and regional realities complicate any intervention,… read more
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Fiji authorities net four in cocaine import crackdown
A major joint operation by Fiji Police and Customs has disrupted a drug trafficking plot, resulting in multiple arrests. A suspicious shipment hidden in an everyday item… read more
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Fiji authorities foil cocaine shipment in cross-agency operation
A coordinated police-and-customs operation has led to multiple arrests after a suspicious shipment tied to cocaine was intercepted. The case, involving a 40-year-old manager and three associates,… read more
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War Films That Probe Morality and Humanity: 15 Essential Titles
War cinema reveals more than battles—it peels back conscience, trauma, and the fragile defiance of the human spirit. These films traverse intimate stories and sweeping epics to… read more
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Fiji’s Rarawai Mill Cuts 128 Seasonal Jobs as Opposition Decries Betrayal
Hundreds of seasonal sugar workers may lose their jobs as promises of job security collide with reality at the Rarawai Mill. Critics call it an “outrageous betrayal,”… read more
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Fiji Sugar Mill Fire Closes Plant, Seasonal Jobs at Risk
Fiji’s Rarawai Mill is rebuilding after a fire, with 128 seasonal workers stood down as repairs begin. A tentative December restart sparks questions about job security and… read more
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Fiji’s Investment Climate Heats Up Amid Construction Boom
Fiji’s investment momentum is on the rise, buoyed by stronger confidence and a rebound in construction activity. Yet mixed lending signals and lingering regulatory hurdles suggest the… read more
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Malolo Clinches Skipper Cup Victory, Sparks Emotional Celebration in Fiji Rugby
Malolo’s historic Skipper Cup win sparked an emotional celebration and a season defined by grit and unity. This teaser hints at a remarkable journey, a heartfelt tribute,… read more
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Fiji and PNG Sign MOU to Strengthen Pacific Policing
Two Pacific neighbors take a bold step in regional policing with a new Memorandum of Understanding between the Fiji Police Force and the Papua New Guinea Constabulary.… read more
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Fiji Parliament Kicks Off as MPs Target Major Infrastructure Upgrades and Digital Reforms
Fiji’s Parliament reopens with a packed agenda spanning infrastructure, education, and transport. Ministers lay out priorities while MPs grill on cyber security, digital governance, and key national… read more
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Fiji Opens Solomon Islands Kava Trade Under Strict Biosecurity Rules
Fiji’s biosecurity watchdog clears Solomon Islands kava for market access, signaling a new chapter in regional trade. The move pairs opportunity with strict safeguards to protect Fiji’s… read more
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Fiji Braces for Unstable Weather with Widespread Showers and Thunderstorms
Unsettled weather is set to persist across Fiji, bringing ongoing showers and a potential for thunderstorms. As rain lingers, communities brace for possible flooding and changing conditions… read more