Press Release
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Fiji Leadership Alliance: Leadership Fiji Teams Up with Genera Pacific to Shape Tomorrow’s Leaders
Two Fiji-based organizations announce a three-year collaboration aimed at elevating leadership development and community service. The partnership promises to empower future leaders and deepen impact across the nation.
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Lautoka Opens Return and Earn Centre to Reward Recycling
Lautoka launches a Return and Earn Centre offering cash for beverage containers, with two city sites and staff on-hand to assist residents. A council–brand collaboration aims to boost recycling and keep the streets cleaner—a small change with the potential for a big impact.
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Lynda Tabuya Takes Environment and Climate Change Post as Grassroots Recyclers Hope for Change
An historic leadership shift in the Environment and Climate Change ministry sparks renewed optimism from the Pacific Recycling Foundation. By centering grassroots recyclers in decision-making, the move is seen as a chance to push inclusive, rights-based waste management and stronger climate action.
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Fiji Launches 2025–2035 Blue Economy Roadmap
Fiji unveils a forward-looking plan to grow ocean-based industries while safeguarding its precious marine ecosystems. The 2025–2035 Blue Economy Framework, shaped by broad stakeholder input, offers a flexible, principle-based roadmap across multiple sectors to guide sustainable prosperity and collaboration.
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Fiji’s Marine Future: Traditional Leaders Lead the Blue Economy Push
Traditional and government partners gather for a crucial push in Fiji’s blue economy, spotlighting Makogai’s mariculture upgrades and the Wakaya Reserve. With renewed commitments to inclusive, ongoing dialogue, the initiative signals a hopeful path for sustainable marine development and stronger community stewardship.
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Back-to-School Assistance Kicks Off for 2026: What Families Should Know
Back-to-school finances get a boost this year as assistance payments begin today. Year 13 payments come later while enrollments are confirmed, ensuring help goes where it’s needed. Support and resources are available at local Education District Offices or the Help Desk at Waisomo House.
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New Farmer Grants Spark Confidence in Fiji’s Sugar Industry Revival
Eight sugarcane farmers in the Western Division have received new grants to boost sustainability and productivity. Officials call the funding an investment in the industry’s confidence and continuity, easing land and lease pressures while welcoming new entrants. With more support on the way, this initiative signals a determined push to rebuild and strengthen sugar communities.
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Believing Survivors: The Key to Healing from Gender-Based Violence
Belief and compassion can be the turning point for survivors of gender-based violence. A nonjudgmental, confidential space helps open the path to healing, with practical support ready to assist—toll-free helplines 1560 and 1325 are available.
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Fiji Seeks Consultants for Sabeto River Pollution Impact Assessment
An independent scientific assessment is underway to quantify how wastewater pollution is affecting the Sabeto River catchment. The study will chart baseline water quality, biodiversity, and community livelihoods, and map restoration and monitoring strategies to guide future action.
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Fiji Urges Families to Talk More This Holiday to Keep Children Safe
As the school holidays approach, families are urged to stay connected and vigilant about children’s safety. The guidance highlights open dialogue, regular check-ins, and safe routines to protect youngsters amid rising concerns of missing cases. Practical support and resources are available to help communities keep kids safe during the break.