Press Release
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Could Litter Be the Hidden Cause Behind Fiji’s Floods?
Littered streets and blocked drains are heightening Fiji’s flood risk as climate pressures grow. With penalties set to rise and waste management under the spotlight, officials say a cultural shift—people taking responsibility for their trash—could be the missing ingredient for stronger resilience. The route to safer, flood-free communities may hinge as much on everyday choices…
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LTA Rolls Out Flexible Payment Plan for Long-Overdue Traffic Fines
Long-standing traffic fines may soon be settled through structured repayment plans. A new rollout targets older notices, with strict terms and potential consequences for missed payments, and funds redirected toward road safety initiatives as the program kicks off in early 2026.
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Fiji Customs Partners with Brokers to Accelerate Trade and Boost Transparency
A new push for collaboration and digital modernization hints at faster, more transparent trade and a smoother import-export flow.
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Fiji Opens New Secondary Schools to Bring Education Closer to Home
New schools opening across the country aim to bring education closer to home and ease long journeys for students. With more campuses planned, the initiative promises broader access and brighter prospects for Fiji’s learners.
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Fiji Tourism Seeks Unity Across Airlines, Hotels and Government to Unlock Growth
Fiji’s tourism leaders are sounding a call for unity to unlock a new era of growth. With air connectivity as the gateway for most visitors, they argue that collaboration between aviation, hospitality, and government is essential to lift the sector to its full potential.
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Sigatoka Deploys Trash Boom Barrier to Protect River from Floating Waste
Sigatoka takes a bold step toward cleaner waterways with a new partnership to install a Trash Boom Barrier at the creek outlet feeding the Sigatoka River. The move aims to stop floating waste before it reaches the river, protect local habitats, and pave the way for ongoing monitoring and community involvement. As installation begins, the…
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Kadavu Opens Fiji’s First Grow Plus Greenhouse for Free Seedlings
Kadavu welcomes Fiji’s newest Grow Plus greenhouse, a $50,000 collaboration between BAT Fiji and the Ministry of Agriculture. With automated systems and free seedlings for farmers, it aims to boost local crops, build food security, and promote climate-smart farming across the islands.
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Fiji Vape Imports Crackdown: Permits Required and Penalties
Authorities are tightening controls on vape imports, with investigations expanding over unpermitted shipments and online ads. For any commercial products, MOHMS permits are now essential—violations can lead to confiscation and penalties, signaling a strong push to protect public health and border security.
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Fiji Joins Habitat for Humanity to Launch Child Wellbeing Centre
A new alliance aims to transform support for vulnerable children with a dedicated Child Wellbeing Centre. The partnership promises coordinated protection services, psychosocial care, and reintegration programs for homeless and at‑risk youth across the four divisions. This milestone signals a hopeful, sustained push for child welfare aligned with updated protections.
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Fiji National University Denies Council Access Ban as Campuses Tighten Security
Heightened campus security and assurances that official access remains open—what’s really changing on university campuses and why safety is taking center stage.