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Families Urged to Stay Connected to Protect Vulnerable Children
As the holidays approach, families are urged to keep closer tabs on their children and maintain open lines of communication about plans and whereabouts. Officials emphasize vigilance… read more
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Man charged in Suva pension theft as elder abuse alarms rise
A new case in Suva highlights a growing problem: elder financial exploitation. The Ministry warns seniors remain vulnerable and outlines practical safeguards families can adopt to protect… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy With Showers, Heavy Thunderstorms and Flash Flood Risk Across Islands; Friday Outlook
Clouds gather and scattered showers dot the Fiji sky, with a risk of heavy downpours and thunderstorms popping up across islands and towns. Winds pick up and… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy With Showers, Isolated Heavy Falls and Flash Flood Risk Tonight
Cloudy skies, showers, and the occasional thunderstorm are in Fiji’s forecast today. Gusty winds and choppy seas could shuffle plans, so keep an eye on the changes… read more
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Can Fiji’s five-year plan redefine women’s rights?
Fiji unveils a bold five-year plan to push gender equality and empower women nationwide. The strategy centers on boosting awareness, strengthening rights, and expanding opportunity through cross-government… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy with Showers and Thunderstorms, Possible Heavy Rain and Flash Flood Risk Across the Fiji Islands Tonight and Friday
Clouds, showers, and the occasional thunderstorm are shaping Fiji’s forecast in the days ahead. Breezy mornings, playful sun breaks, and sudden downpours could catch you off guard—ideal… read more
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Matai Project Bridges Pacific Heritage and Marine Science
Rooted in Pacific family wisdom and the rhythms of the sea, a USP marine science student blends Indigenous knowledge with modern research. Through the Matai Project, she… read more
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Brisbane bust uncovers international Toyota theft ring tied to UAE shipments
Authorities say they’ve dismantled an alleged international crime network tied to a wave of high-value Toyota thefts in Brisbane. The case hints at a transnational operation, with… read more
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Fiji Bets on Nature-Based Seawalls to Shield Coastal Communities from Climate Change
A new grant kicks off Fiji’s coastal resilience push, using nature-based seawalls to shield communities from climate impacts. Spanning 14 villages and guided by a dedicated steering… read more
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Fiji Police Clarify: Viral Crash Footage Not from a Traffic Checkpoint
Recently circulated footage has raised questions about a fatal crash. Police have clarified the events and the role of officers at the scene, underscoring the importance of… read more
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Japan Grant to Upgrade National Roads Sparks Infrastructure Push
An international grant is set to turbocharge the nation’s road network by equipping the ministry with heavy machinery for construction and maintenance. Expect safer, smoother travels and… read more
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Fiji Cabinet Greenlights Lease Surrender to Expand Water Infrastructure
A significant step forward for Fiji’s water infrastructure has been approved. The project centers on the Sawani-to-Colo-i-Suva corridor, promising improved and more reliable water services for communities… read more
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Fiji’s SPX Bond Issue Oversubscribed, Signaling Market Momentum
Fiji’s SPX Over-the-Counter Market marks a milestone as RB Patel Group’s Wholesale Corporate Bonds attract strong investor demand, signaling growing confidence in the island nation’s corporate debt… read more
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Fiji Badminton Gears Up for Oceania Championships in Auckland
Badminton Fiji is ramping up for a pivotal 2026 season, with the Oceania Championships in New Zealand just weeks away. After a focused December training camp, coach… read more
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Prominent Radio Host Arrested in Burglary Probe
A prominent radio personality is at the center of a developing police investigation after an arrest tied to an alleged burglary. With authorities still piecing together events… read more
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New U.S. Visa Bond Rule for Fiji Travelers Sparks Questions
New U.S. visa rules for Fiji applicants could require posting a bond with B1/B2 visas—potentially $5,000 to $15,000—based on the interview. Refunds depend on timely departure or… read more
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Non-Tax Revenue Surges in Q1, Boosting Government Finances—But Costs Could Rise for Households
Non-tax revenue climbed to $234.5 million in Q1, beating projections and signaling stronger fiscal health. The gains—from fees, fines, and higher dividends—spotlight rising service-related costs that could… read more
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Lautoka Cracks Down on Illegal Waste Dump Near Waiyavi Waterfall
An illegal waste dumping incident near Waiyavi Waterfall has sparked enforcement actions and a call for responsible waste management. The truck owner has accepted responsibility and a… read more
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Fiji Joins Global Tax Cooperation Framework in Bid to Escape EU Blacklist
Fiji makes a strategic leap in tax cooperation, signaling stronger transparency and global partnerships as it seeks to shed blacklist status and unlock new economic opportunities. read more
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Fiji Sevens Set for Singapore Test as Kolinisau Targets Consistency
Fiji’s Osea Kolinisau is steering a steady, assertive push as Singapore 7s approaches. After a focused holiday block and tight finishes, the focus is turning preparation into… read more
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Fiji Banks Face Pressure to Safeguard Seniors After ATM Scam
An urgent push in Fiji to safeguard the elderly is gaining momentum as concerns about banking safety and access rise. Advocates are calling for safer ATM access,… read more
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Is Fiji Getting Real Input on the Electricity Tariff? Critics Demand Substance
Public consultations on a proposed electricity tariff increase are sparking questions about how inclusive they really are. Lawrence Kumar of the Nadi Chamber of Commerce says the… read more
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Patrick Gock Medal to Honor Fiji Rugby Referees at Coral Coast 7s Finals
A new tribute to Fiji rugby’s refereeing legend takes center stage at the Coral Coast Fiji 7s. The glass-crafted Patrick Gock Medal honors fairness, discipline, and excellence—awarding… read more
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Fiji Braces for Global Fuel Shocks, Eyes Energy Security
Global tensions push up fuel costs, threatening Fiji’s economy and squeezing households and businesses. Opposition leader Inia Seruiratu warns that reliance on imports leaves Fiji vulnerable and… read more
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Sayed-Khaiyum Blamed as Fiji Faces Rising Electricity Tariffs, PAP Says
Opposition leaders say Fiji’s electricity price pressures trace back to decisions by a former attorney-general and a landmark sale that reshaped EFL. With a proposed 32% tariff… read more
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6.7-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern Philippines; No Damage Reported, Aftershocks Feared
An intense earthquake rattled the southern Philippines, prompting quick precautionary evacuations and a rapid safety check. No major damage has been reported yet, but officials warn aftershocks… read more
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Three Key Lautoka Hospital Access Routes Upgraded to Boost Safety and Emergency Mobility
Major road upgrades around Lautoka Hospital promise smoother traffic and faster emergency access, enhancing safety for patients and staff. A key step toward a more efficient, accessible… read more
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Don’t Rely on the $200 Back-to-School Aid, Fiji Parent Warns
A cautious note about counting on a $200 back-to-school grant. Learn how early shopping and careful budgeting can help families head off price hikes and keep kids… read more
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Tomorrowland Makes Asia Debut in Pattaya, Thailand
Tomorrowland makes its Asia debut, bringing the festival’s iconic stages to Pattaya for a three-day December spectacle. A historic expansion that spotlights Thailand’s rising status in global… read more
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Fiji Weather Forecast: Cloudy With Showers and Afternoon Thunderstorms Across the Islands, Flash Flood Risk in Low-Lying Areas
Fiji’s days ahead come with a mix of clouds, showers, and the occasional thunderstorm—some spots could face heavy downpours and breezy winds. Seas may turn a bit… read more