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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Severe Thunderstorms, Heavy Rainfall, and Flash Flood Risk Tonight
Fiji’s weather swings from bright sun to dramatic afternoon thunderstorms, painting the sky with a playful mix of showers. Some spots stay sunny, others get a surprise… read more
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Nic White Joins Western Force as Skills Coach for 2026 Super Rugby Pacific
Former Wallabies scrum-half Nic White steps into coaching with the Western Force, bringing years of top-tier rugby and a wealth of leadership experience. As the club lays… read more
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Lau Group Tourism Gets a Connectivity Push After Government Mission
A sweeping government mission to the Lau Group returns with a roadmap to boost tourism, connectivity, and essential services. From aviation access and satellite connectivity to new… read more
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Fiji Deploys Mosquito Traps in Dengue Fight Under 2025-2027 Plan
Across high-risk areas, a new push to curb dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases is taking shape—traps, rapid tests, and a strong focus on prevention, early detection, and… read more
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Floods Close Fiji Health Centre; Mobile Clinics Roll Out
Flash floods forced a temporary closure of the Korovisilou Health Centre. Emergency and maternity services are being redirected to nearby facilities as mobile clinics roll out to… read more
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Heavy Rainfall in Fiji: Interior and Southern Viti Levu and Southeastern Vanua Levu
Expect a tropical weather mix—sunshine, scattered showers, and a notable risk of thunderstorms in the interior and southern regions. A few brief downpours and the possibility of… read more
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Lau Council Calls for National Unity in Drug Fight, Emphasizing Rehabilitation
Leaders in Lau are pledging a united, law-grounded response to the province’s drug challenge, teaming up with security forces to safeguard communities. They emphasize rehabilitation and due… read more
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Fiji Referendum Bill Faces Scrutiny Over Public Input and Democratic Reforms
Fiji’s referendum bill has sparked a high-stakes debate over democracy, freedom of expression, and how elections should be run. Voices from across the spectrum are calling for… read more
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Suspended Fiji Police Officer’s Theft Case Delayed as Defense Questions Caution Interview
A suspended officer facing a theft charge has had her court date pushed back again as the defense moves to challenge the admissibility of a caution interview.… read more
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Midnight Drug Bust in Tavua, Fiji Foils Major Trafficking Operation
A midnight Tavua bust unfolds with multiple arrests and a dramatic haul linked to suspected drugs. The investigation spans from a blocked vehicle to a harbor discovery,… read more
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FNU PMO Move Faces Legal and Governance Questions in Fiji
A sudden shift places Fiji National University under the Prime Minister’s Office, sparking questions about legality and governance. Critics say the move may lack a solid legal… read more
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Guilty Plea Reduces Drug Sentence as Remand Time Cuts 14 Months to 10 Months
An early guilty plea and time already spent in remand shaped a 10-month sentence in a meth possession case. The judge cited remorse and court efficiency in… read more
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Fiji Miss Pacific Islands Reinstatement Bid Sparks Governance Probe
A formal complaint challenges Fiji’s Miss Pacific Islands Pageant governance, calling for transparency and an independent review. It centers on the reinstatement of the national winner after… read more
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Fiji Draft Referendum Bill Sparks Debate Over Civic Space
Civil society in Fiji flags alarming provisions in a draft National Referendum Bill that could chill civic spaces and restrict advocacy ahead of a national vote. Critics… read more
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Fiji Back-to-School Aid Triggers FCCC Price-Gouging Crackdown
As Fiji gears up for the new school year, a $200 government boost meets a heightened price-watch by the FCCC. With ongoing inspections and strict rules on… read more
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Matua Programme Sparks a Mother’s Return to Education
After years away from the classroom, Sereana Korovulavula returns as a single mother of six, balancing exams, childcare, and a tight budget. A second‑chance programme rekindles her… read more
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Most Fiji Investors Reinvest Dividends as Confidence Grows
A quiet but powerful shift is underway: more investors are reinvesting dividends instead of cashing them out. This trend points to growing confidence and a new wave… read more
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Fiji Joins MAAC, Advancing Global Tax Transparency and Cooperation
Fiji has joined a leading multilateral framework to boost tax transparency and cooperation worldwide. The milestone enables enhanced information exchange with dozens of jurisdictions and strengthens efforts… read more
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Former Fiji Corrections Acting Commissioner on Bail as Court Hears Criminal Intimidation Charge
Former Fiji corrections chief Sevuloni Naucukidi remains on bail as a court weighs a single criminal intimidation charge. With an adjournment granted and a February resumption date,… read more
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Former Police Officers Charged Over Liquid Meth Importation in Suva
Two former police officers face serious charges after a seizure of 4.7 kilograms of liquid methamphetamine. They appeared in court and were remanded in custody as a… read more
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Fiji Murder Case: Defendant Denied Self-Representation Amid Safety Claims
A tense courtroom moment as a murder suspect seeks to defend himself, only to have the bid denied. With safety concerns in remand and a trial date… read more
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Labasa Wailevu River Tragedy: Weekend Fishing Turns Fatal
Tragedy struck during a weekend fishing trip along the Wailevu River when a young man slipped into the water. After a challenging search, authorities recovered a body,… read more
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Papua New Guinea Sets Sights on Women’s Political Leadership Ahead of 2027 Elections
Port Moresby hosted a landmark two-day forum on Women’s Political Leadership, bringing together diverse voices to chart inclusive paths ahead of PNG’s 2027 elections. As the dialogue… read more
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US Pivots in the Pacific as China Expands Influence in Micronesia
Washington’s growing ties with Micronesian states are testing a delicate balance of power as Beijing’s footprint in the Pacific expands. Behind funding decisions and strategic rights lies… read more
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Samoa MP Resigns to Join FAST, Sparks By-Election
An unexpected political shake-up as a sitting MP resigns to switch allegiance to FAST, setting the stage for a by-election. Leaders and communities weigh in as the… read more
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Narco-Submarine Intercept Ties Australia to Pacific Cocaine Haul
An audacious narco-submarine operation near Fiji halted a shipment of more than two tonnes of cocaine believed destined for Australia. Six suspects were arrested as investigators link… read more
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New Zealand Maps Indo-Pacific Pivot Amid Global Rules Shake-Up
New Zealand signals a bold pivot in foreign and economic policy, placing the Indo-Pacific at the heart of its future. With security now inseparable from prosperity and… read more
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Why Fiji’s Commonwealth Games Prep Hinges on Athlete Funding
Fiji’s Commonwealth Games prep is hitting a funding hurdle. Beyond training, athletes’ success depends on exposure, medical care, and wellness—all tied to securing crucial resources and solid… read more
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Fiji’s Referendum Bill Under Fire Over Clauses 22–27
Questions are rising about Fiji’s proposed Referendum Bill as a senior Suva lawyer flags three clauses that may curb political freedoms and clash with the Constitution. The… read more
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Record-Low Birth Rate in China Sparks Demographic Concerns
China’s birth rate sinks to a new low even as the economy keeps expanding, sharpening the link between demographics and growth. With deaths rising alongside aging trends,… read more