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Fiji appoints 23 new board members to strengthen governance across public enterprises and statutory bodies
Fiji rolls out a broad leadership refresh across its public enterprises, with 23 new board appointments aimed at boosting governance and strategic direction across key agencies. The… read more
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Fiji Parliament Approves FNU Amendment Bill 2026 as Opposition Questions Governance Shake-Up and FICAC Probe
Opposition MPs say recent changes to Fiji National University could be a political ploy to sidestep internal disputes and a lingering whistleblower case. With oversight moved to… read more
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Why Super Rugby Is Becoming a Bigger Story
Rugby is reshaping Fiji’s sporting identity as the Fijian Drua rise fuels community pride and a thriving homegrown talent pipeline. A mix of fierce competition, open training… read more
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Fiji Advances Public Health Amendment Bill 2026 to Strengthen Sanitation and Disease Control
Fiji is weighing a sweeping update to its century‑old public health law, promising broader powers for health authorities and tougher penalties to curb disease and environmental health… read more
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Former RFMF Colonel Meli Saubulinayau Appointed Chair of Fiji’s iTaukei Lands and Fisheries Commission
Retired RFMF officer Meli Saubulinayau has been named chairman of the iTaukei Lands and Fisheries Commission, stepping into a key role at the nexus of traditional rights… read more
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Fiji Urgently Overhauls Energy Laws to Accelerate Renewables Toward 2036 Target, IRENA Finds
Fiji’s bold clean-energy goals could hinge on fixing a lagging legal and regulatory framework. A new assessment warns that outdated rules and slow approvals may slow renewables,… read more
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Fiji Opposition Urges Cross-Party Unity to Safeguard Nation From Future Shocks
An opposition MP’s bold plea for cross-party unity in Fiji warns that deepening division could worsen social and economic woes—and leave the country unprepared for the next… read more
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Sea-Level Rise as Legal Frontier: Pacific Sovereignty, Maritime Boundaries and Statehood in International Law
Sea level rise is shifting from environmental alarm to a legal battle over Pacific sovereignty, maritime boundaries, and statehood. A bold regional strategy now ties climate impacts… read more
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Fiji PM Rabuka Fires Youth Minister, Suspends Sports Council Chief Amid Police Probe Into Funds Misuse
Fiji faces a dramatic leadership shake-up as a senior minister is dismissed and the sports council chief suspended amid an independent probe into alleged abuse of office… read more