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Fiji Coach Plans Grassroots Sailing Revival After Elite Coaching Course
Fresh off an elite coaching program, Fiji’s Viliame Ratulu unveils a bold plan to grow sailing from the grassroots up. With a youth-centric approach, personalized training, and… read more
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Scapa Flow wreck dive tragedy sparks safety rethink for crowded waters
Tragedy in Scapa Flow as a veteran diver loses his life after a propeller strike during a wreck dive. Investigators are examining how overlapping dive operations and… read more
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Labasa Flood Risk Grows as Residents Push for Urgent Drainage Upgrades Ahead of Cyclone Season
Heavy rains threaten Labasa’s shops, spotlighting aging drainage and a push for urgent improvements ahead of cyclone season. As residents and authorities rally for faster fixes, the… read more
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Fiji Youth Leaders: Lead Now with Service and Unity
Young leaders in Fiji are urged to lead with humility and service as the Great Council of Chiefs unveils programs blending tradition with modern governance. A focus… read more
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Ukraine Hits Russian Bryansk Chemical Plant With Storm Shadow Missiles
Ukraine fires a bold strike against a pivotal Russian facility tied to its war effort, signaling a potential turning point in the conflict. Global leaders are intensifying… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Strong Wind Warning Cancelled for Kadavu and Eastern Viti Levu; Widespread Rain, Thunderstorms, and Flood Risk Through Friday
Fiji’s forecast is a mixed bag with occasional rain and the chance of isolated thunderstorms across many islands. Some pockets may turn heavy, while others stay mostly… read more
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Pacific Policing Turns to Mentorship to Rebuild Community Trust
In Nadi, Pacific leaders explore a bold shift in policing—centered on trust, mentorship, and youth development. The conversations hint at stronger police-community partnerships and proactive strategies that… read more
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Suspended prison term for Fiji’s former PM Bainimarama fuels governance ethics debate
Fiji’s governance debate heats up as a former prime minister faces a suspended prison term in a case tied to attempts to influence police actions. The court’s… read more
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Tributes Pour In as Former Fiji Rugby Star Joeli Veitayaki Dies at 58
Former Fiji rugby star Joeli Veitayaki has died at 58, mourned by a close-knit rugby family. His life, rooted in national pride and lasting community impact, recalls… read more
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Kadavu Rugby’s Remarkable Rise: Men Clinch Skipper Cup Promotion as Women Shine in Marama Cup
Kadavu Rugby’s season has sparked a wave of pride across the island, with the senior men securing promotion to the Skipper Cup after a dramatic Vanua Cup… read more
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Fall from grace: Ex-Fiji 7s star Nasilasila released after six years
Former Fiji 7s star Amenoni Nasilasila is released after serving six years of an eight-year sentence. The case rekindles a national conversation about accountability, rehabilitation, and the… read more
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Fiji Names Expanded MSG Prime Minister’s Cup Squad as Doidoi Replaces Nabose
Fiji’s football team is assembling for the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup with a broad 38-man squad designed to blend experience and youth. The selection highlights depth from… read more
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Ba Rugby Finds Hope in Youth After Skipper Cup Quarter-Final Exit
Ba Rugby head coach Ben Tora keeps a hopeful view after a tough Skipper Cup quarter-final, praising a young squad that featured multiple debuts and played with… read more
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Fiji’s lone female powerlifter invites moms to join the Oceania Regional Championship journey
At 36 and a mother of two, Susana Qionibaravi is making waves in Fiji’s powerlifting scene. Nine months in and eyeing an international debut, she’s inspiring other… read more
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FICAC charges Fiji’s ex-deputy PM Kamikamica in perjury case
Former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica faces charges of perjury and providing false information to a public servant in connection with the FICAC Commissioner appointment. With court… read more
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Nadi Charity Rugby: Youth-Focused Fiji Warriors Take on Australian Country
Tomorrow at Prince Charles Park in Nadi, the Fiji Warriors unleash a youthful lineup against the touring Australian Country side. With most players under 23 and three… read more
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Self-Proclaimed Admiral’s Fiji Rescue Fleet Dream Draws Skepticism
Meet the man who calls himself an admiral and dreams of an International Sea/Air Rescue fleet set to anchor in Fiji. With extravagant fundraising claims and no… read more
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Fiji Unveils National Strategic Human Resource Plan for 2026-2035
Fiji is charting a bold path for its workforce with a new National Strategic Human Resource Plan set to guide 2026–2035. Built on fresh labor data and… read more
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Fiji’s Rural Water Wastage Spurs Call for Community-Led Reform
Rural Fiji is confronting water waste and aging systems, but a wave of community-led training and local projects is turning the tide. From capacity-building to borehole initiatives,… read more
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3.3 Magnitude Fiji Quake Near Natadola Beach; No Tsunami Threat
An early-morning tremor near Natadola Beach registered a small 3.3-magnitude quake at a shallow depth, with no tsunami threat reported. The event underscores Fiji’s ongoing seismic activity… read more
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Fiji Inspires Mayur Kalbag’s Aghori Part Three: A Spiritual Odyssey Beyond the Himalayas
Fiji’s shimmering landscapes spark a new turning point in Mayur Kalbag’s Aghori Part Three. Subbu’s spiritual odyssey expands beyond the Himalayas, weaving Indian myth with island mysticism… read more
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Fiji’s Sugar Rail in Crisis: Can Repairs Save Cane Farmers?
An aging rail system feeding sugar cane farmers is buckling under strain, with derailments and delays threatening harvests. As calls for sustained investment grow louder, the region’s… read more
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Fiji sugar sector under scrutiny as farmer calls for independent review
Amid rising frustration over Fiji’s sugar sector, a Ba farmer argues that shifting blame won’t revive the industry. He’s calling for clear plans from the Sugar Minister… read more
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Labasa Hospital settles CT scan debt as electrical upgrades loom for imaging services
Labasa Hospital says it has cleared a long-standing debt tied to CT scan services, even as questions linger about its imaging capacity. With the CT scanner idle… read more
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Strong Wind Warning for Eastern Kadavu and Nearby Islands as Fiji Forecasts Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms and Flood Risk
Today’s forecast reads like tropical drama—gusty winds, scattered showers, and the occasional thunderstorm across several regions. A quick look at what the skies may bring for your… read more
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Fiji’s Cancer Crisis Sparks Regional Call for Collaboration
A regional cancer crisis is pushing policymakers, communities, and health workers toward unprecedented collaboration. Suva’s oncology conference highlighted a bold shift toward data-driven, multidisciplinary care and creative… read more
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Why Mental Health Needs Equal Attention
Many mental health struggles stay hidden until they reach a tipping point, challenging assumptions and driving a push for a more compassionate, holistic approach to health. read more
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Diwali Lights Up Fiji as Leaders Call for Unity and Kindness
Fiji comes alive with Diwali lights, prayers, and joyful celebrations that bring communities together in a radiant festival of light, hope, and togetherness. read more
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Fiji Coral Reefs Bounce Back Four Years After Cyclone Winston
Four years after a devastating cyclone, Fiji’s coral reefs are showing a notable comeback. Local conditions, herbivorous fish, and strong community stewardship appear to be driving the… read more
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Fiji Shifts to Media Center for Verified Election Results
Fiji’s elections watchdog is changing how results are released, moving away from the controversial mobile app and restoring a live media center for verified, real-time updates. Officials… read more