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Early Kidney Screening Could Delay Dialysis by a Decade
Early kidney care can push back dialysis for years and ease mounting costs, but many avoid testing until it’s too late. Kidney disease can affect anyone—regular health… read more
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Nasinu Tightens Crackdown on Illegal Dumping as Waste Piles Up
Nasinu’s waste challenge is intensifying, with illegal dumping on the rise and a sharp uptick in landfill-bound trash. Officials say a surprising portion of the discarded items… read more
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Leadership Shake-Up Ahead of Vanuatu United FC’s OFC Pro League Debut
Two days before their OFC Pro League debut, Vanuatu United FC is hit by a leadership shake-up as the general manager and head coach resign, signaling a… read more
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Lautoka’s Crime Shift: Fewer Break-Ins but a Surge in Public Intoxication
Lautoka’s safety picture is evolving: serious crimes are easing, but public intoxication is on the rise. Local leaders and police say collaboration is making a difference, even… read more
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Fiji to ease Tamavua water strain with Colo-i-Suva program and new treatment facility
Rising demand is putting Fiji’s water network to the test. New measures aim to rebalance loads and boost storage, signaling stronger reliability for communities along the corridor… read more
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Aileen Burness Becomes Pacific Farmer Organisations’ First Woman Chair
History is made as Aileen Burness becomes the first woman to chair the Pacific Farmer Organisations. Her practical, results-driven leadership signals a bold new chapter for farmer… read more
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Bail Granted in Suva ATM Card Theft Case; Next Hearing Set for March 10
Bail has been granted in a Suva court for Niraj Surend Prasad, tied to charges over the theft of an ATM card belonging to an 86-year-old man.… read more
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Fiji Sets Sights on Glasgow 2026 with Nine Sports Confirmed
Fiji reveals a nine-sport plan for Glasgow 2026, signaling a focused push for podium finishes. With some spots already secured and others still awaiting qualification, the final… read more
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Ariana Grande & Jonathan Bailey Reunite for Sunday in the Park with George Revival at London’s Barbican in 2027
Two powerhouse stars reunite for a London revival of Sunday in the Park with George, heading to the Barbican in summer 2027 with a fresh, Seurat-inspired vision.… read more
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Badminton Fiji Kicks Off Youth Training Camp in Suva
Young badminton hopefuls hit the court for a day of drills and practice matches, soaking up the fundamentals. Could this program spark Fiji’s next generation of talent… read more
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Fiji’s Junior Golf Makes a Comeback After Six-Year Hiatus
After a six-year pause, Golf Fiji’s junior tournament returned with a weekend of resilience, rain, and rising stars at the Novotel course. Across several age groups, young… read more
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Shonal Sharma Granted Bail Extension in Fiji Cocaine Import Case
A Suva-based executive faces drug importation charges after a shipment declared as a “smoke machine” was found to contain cocaine. Bail has been extended as the case… read more
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Miss Pacific Islands Pageant Under Scrutiny as Fiji Selects Entrant Amid Bias Claims
Option 1: Tensions rise as the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant heads for Fiji, with whispers of bias and last-minute decisions casting a shadow over the region’s biggest… read more
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Cricket Fiji Sets Bold 2026 Goals: New Facility, Stronger Teams, and a U19 World Cup Bid
Cricket Fiji unveils a bold plan for 2026, targeting higher rankings for both the men’s and women’s teams. The roadmap centers on a dedicated full-time training facility,… read more
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Fiji Tourism Chief Urges Caution After Coral Coast Tragedy
After a heartbreaking incident on Fiji’s Coral Coast, tourism leaders stress that visitor safety comes first. With investigations underway and weather conditions changing quickly, travelers are urged… read more
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Canada Expands Pacific Ties: Fiji Visit, Women Entrepreneurs Project, and High Commission Opening
Canada and Fiji are shaping stronger regional partnerships, with a focus on empowering women entrepreneurs and new development projects across the Pacific. A major milestone on the… read more
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Fiji-UAE Seafarer Certification MOU Sparks Gulf Opportunities
A landmark MOU between Fiji and the United Arab Emirates ushers in mutual recognition of seafarers’ certificates, aligning with international STCW standards. The agreement is poised to… read more
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Coral Coast Fiji Sevens: Young Fiji Babas Eye Singapore Sevens Breakthrough
Fiji’s next generation hits the Coral Coast Sevens as coach Osea Kolinisau sorts who will push into the Singapore squad. A youthful Fiji Babas face tough international… read more
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Lois Gibson: The Quiet Crown of Fiji’s Miss Hibiscus 1966
1966, Suva: a serene Miss Hibiscus, just 24, handles triumph with quiet grace. A warm vignette of friendship, shared moments, and dreams of far-off travel—a snapshot of… read more
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Fiji Flooding: Impassable Roads Hit Northern and Western Divisions
Intense rainfall has triggered widespread flooding across Fiji’s Northern and Western Divisions, turning roads and crossings into impassable barriers. From Labasa to Savusavu, communities brace for continued… read more
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Fiji High Court Sets March Hearings in Kamikamica and Prasad Stay Applications
Two former ministers face a High Court fight as applications to stay ongoing criminal proceedings are heard later this month. With health-related absences and claims of false… read more
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Fiji Weather Bulletin: Heavy Rain and Flash Flood Warnings Across the Fiji Group with Strong Northwest Winds
Fiji is in for a soggy weekend with heavy rain and gusty winds, bringing a real flash flood risk across the islands. Cloudy skies, rough seas, and… read more
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Trade Ministry Faces Leadership Shift as Long-Serving Secretary Steps Down
Shaheen Ali’s 14-year run as a permanent secretary ends as a fresh appointment is set to take the helm. A competitive process has named a successor, while… read more
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Fiji Among 75 Countries Hit by US Immigrant Visa Pause
A broad pause on immigrant visa processing is reshaping paths to the United States for thousands, including people from Fiji. No restart date has been announced, leaving… read more
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Fiji’s Electricity Tariff Hikes Alarm the Elderly and Low-Income Families
In Nasinu, a 69-year-old resident warns that proposed electricity tariff increases could tighten the squeeze on vulnerable families already stretched thin. With welfare support and unreliable solar… read more
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Fiji’s Tariff Hike Sparks Solar Subsidy Debate
Community leaders warn that proposed electricity tariff hikes could hit the most vulnerable hardest, potentially lifting the cost of everyday goods. They’re urging government-backed solar incentives and… read more
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Fiji Youth Delegation Heads to India for Republic Day Camp 2026
Seven young Fijians head to India for Republic Day Camp 2026, stepping into a week of leadership, culture, and high‑level exchanges that could shape Fiji–India ties for… read more
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Fiji’s FRA Unveils Long-Term Fix for Malakua Road Flooding and School Routes
Chronic flooding on Malakua Road could soon be addressed as the Fiji Roads Authority unveils a comprehensive master plan. The initiative blends immediate maintenance with long-term upgrades—new… read more
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Fiji Among 75 Countries Hit by US Immigrant Visa Suspension
A sweeping US policy pause on immigrant visas has touched 75 countries, with Fiji among them, signaling a major shift in how residency hopes are processed. The… read more
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Sky-High Cup Art: Sigavou Studios Partners with Fiji Airways
Meet the makers behind the vibrant inflight cups: Sigavou Studios blends Fiji’s masi-inspired barkcloth with bold, contemporary colors to create art that travels the world. A family… read more