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Fiji Airways Turns Profit as FNPF and FDB Urge Loan Repayments
Fiji Airways has staged a dramatic recovery, with profits and bold growth on the horizon. Yet a parliamentary panel is pressing for loan repayments and a review… read more
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Fiji Exam Integrity Under Scrutiny as Minister Defends Transparent Policies
Education Minister Aseri Radrodro defends the integrity of Fiji’s national exams, stressing that exam policies are transparent and publicly accessible. The discussion highlights ongoing reforms and a… read more
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Fiji Braces for Weekend Rain as Low-Pressure Trough Approaches
An incoming trough could bring heavy rain and thunderstorms across Fiji this weekend. Forecasters warn of persistent downpours and the potential for localized flooding in vulnerable areas.… read more
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Loving Hands: Fiji Teams with Miss Fiji 2025 to Tackle Toxic Social Media
A new anthem is aimed at softening Fiji’s online climate. “Loving Hands” brings together the Online Safety Commission and Miss Fiji 2025 to promote mindful posting, kindness,… read more
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Rarawai Sugar Mill Targets December Restart After Major Rehabilitation
After a devastating fire, Fiji’s Rarawai Sugar Mill is edging toward a staged revival. Rehabilitation work is moving forward on several fronts, with a December 2025 restart… read more
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Louisville UPS Crash Raises Questions About Aviation Safety
Tragedy strikes at a Kentucky airport after a cargo plane crashes during takeoff. As investigators begin to unpack what happened, communities await answers on aviation safety and… read more
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Venus Williams Earns Auckland Classic Wildcard, Igniting 2026 Comeback
Venus Williams returns to the court with a wildcard for the Auckland Classic, kicking off a new chapter in January 2026. At 45, the tennis icon continues… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Rain and Thunderstorms Across Fiji Through the Weekend with Localized Flood Risk
Clouds roll in and showers spark across Fiji today, with a hint of thunder keeping things lively. While some spots stay mild, a weekend wave of rain… read more
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Fiji Unveils 2025–2030 Family Planning Policy: A Quiet Revolution in Reproductive Health
Fiji unveils the National Family Planning Policy 2025–2030, a landmark framework for reproductive health and rights across the country. With emphasis on expanded access, improved service quality,… read more
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Edible Cassava Starch Coating Could Transform Mango Preservation
A cassava starch-based edible coating could extend the shelf life of tropical fruits like mangoes while serving as a natural pest guard. Crafted from plant-derived ingredients, this… read more
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ADB and Japan Launch Pacific Disaster-Financing Fund to Boost Resilience
A new multi-donor fund is set to reinvent disaster risk financing across the Pacific, with country-led design, smarter data, and a broader mix of financial tools to… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy Periods with Showers Across the Islands as Weak Low-Pressure Trough Affects Fiji
Clouds drift across Fiji this week with scattered showers and the occasional sunny moment. Expect light to moderate winds and a mix of rain and shine from… read more
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Palau Hosts Pacific Media Masterclass to Elevate Climate Coverage
Pacific journalists and disaster experts converge in Palau for a five-day Media Masterclass, sharpening storytelling on climate, ocean health, and risk communication. The event aims to bridge… read more
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Palau Hosts Pacific Disaster Risk Ministers Meeting Ahead of COP30
Frontline Pacific nations are prioritizing action over promises. From Palau, ministers outline a practical path to resilience—sharper disaster preparedness, shared early warnings, and a regional humanitarian hub—sparking… read more
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Tuvalu Urges Inclusive Pacific Disaster Framework at Palau Meeting
Tuvalu calls for inclusive, locally led disaster resilience as Pacific nations face escalating climate shocks. In Palau, a call for regional unity—and a new PResCoM coordination framework—signals… read more
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Australia Sets Streaming Quotas to Boost Local Content—What’s at Stake
Australia eyes new rules that would require streaming platforms to reinvest in local content, from drama and documentaries to kids’ shows. With debates over definitions and possible… read more
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Halsey Hospitalized After Medical Emergency Ahead of Boston Show
After a sudden health scare in Boston, Halsey reassures fans she’s “A-Okay” and ready to take the stage again. Battling Lupus SLE and a rare T-cell disorder… read more
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Djokovic Honors Late Coach Pilic in Emotional Athens Win
An emotional moment in Athens saw Djokovic reflect on his late coach Nikola Pilic, a mentor he calls his tennis father. The tribute offers a rare glimpse… read more
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Fiji Corrections Embraces Rehab for Reintegration
Fiji is shifting from traditional incarceration to a rehabilitation‑and‑reintegration approach, highlighted by a 150‑year milestone and bold plans for education, skills training, and support services. As reforms… read more
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Fiji Aims for December Referendum Bill as Constitutional Reforms Advance
Fiji moves toward a constitutional crossroads, with a Referendum Bill targeted for December. Behind the scenes, a Cabinet subcommittee is steering the process as work on a… read more
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Fiji Electoral Reform in Focus as Commission’s Report Remains Unreleased
With the next general election looming, Fiji’s debate over electoral reform remains unresolved as a key report sits unpublished. Ballot design, representation gaps, and questions about the… read more
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Fiji Rugby Gears Up for England at Twickenham with Relentless High-Intensity Training
Mick Byrne’s method is simple: build confidence through relentless, game-speed practice. Fiji’s sessions mirror Test rugby—pressure, quick decisions, and a relentless tempo—raising the bar for grit and… read more
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Fiji Eyes Ethnicity Data in Elections to Boost Voter Turnout
Fiji gears up for sweeping electoral reforms, with renewed consideration of ethnicity data to boost turnout and inform national policy. Draft amendments, overseas voting enhancements, and targeted… read more
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Bird Strikes May Reshape Fiji Airways’ Safety and Tourism Strategy
Bird strikes are pushing Fiji’s aviation costs higher and threatening the tourism backbone. A new wildlife-management plan around major airports promises to curb the risk and safeguard… read more
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Fiji Lifts Heavy Rain Warning — What’s Next for the Weather?
Heavy rain warnings have been lifted in several areas, but unsettled weather remains. A weak trough will bring clouds and occasional showers, with the potential for heavy… read more
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Fiji Resilience: A Man’s Remarkable Journey Through Loss to Gratitude
Quietly at the Fiji Museum, Pardeep Chand reflects on a life of bold dreams, unexpected turns, and steadfast gratitude. From a bustling family childhood to moments of… read more
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Palau Advances Pacific Humanitarian Warehouse to Speed Disaster Response
Palau takes a bold step toward faster disaster relief with a regional humanitarian warehouse, joining Kiribati in a sweeping Pacific-wide readiness push. With land-site hurdles and growing… read more
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Fiji Weather Update: Heavy Rain Warning Cancelled; Cloudy Periods With Showers Across Fiji and Friday Outlook
Sun breaks mingle with scattered showers as a gentle trough drifts across the islands. A week of mixed skies—bright spells with bursts of rain, perfect for planning… read more
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UNEP Warns Pledges Fall Short of 1.5°C Goal Ahead of COP30
A new UNEP warning says current climate pledges aren’t enough to curb warming this century. With COP30 on the horizon, experts stress only rapid, deeper cuts and… read more
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Police Netball Aims to Reclaim Sukuna Bowl From Army
With the Vodafone Sukuna Bowl on the line, the Police Netball team is turning up the heat in a bid to reclaim the title from the Army.… read more