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Fiji and Turkey Eye Zero-Waste Breakthrough at Forum
Fiji and Turkey are renewing their waste-management partnership at a regional forum, signaling deeper cooperation toward zero-waste ambitions. The talks hint at future formal agreements and shared solutions to turn waste into economic resilience, from disaster-waste strategies to expanded recycling initiatives. A forward-looking step for cleaner, more resilient Pacific communities.
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Fijian Warriors Rugby Clash in Nadi Doubles as Breast Cancer Fundraiser
Rugby fever heats up Nadi as a youthful Warriors side prepares to face a touring Australian team at King Charles Park. Beyond the big hits, the match doubles as a breast cancer awareness fundraiser, uniting the community for a weekend of fast rugby and heartfelt purpose.
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Japan Donates RHIB to Fiji Navy, Boosting Pacific Maritime Security
Japan deepens its security partnership with Fiji by donating a rigid-hull inflatable boat to the Fiji Navy, under its Official Security Assistance program. The gesture aims to bolster regional maritime security and response capabilities across the Pacific.
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Breast Cancer Survivor Tribute Sparks Fijian Warriors Rugby Fundraiser
Rugby thrills collide with a powerful mission as the Fijian Warriors face the Australian Country team in a match that doubles as a fundraiser for cancer awareness. Breyton Legge honors his breast cancer survivor grandmother, turning the game into a rallying cry for early detection and community support. Expect fierce play, heartfelt moments, and a…
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Kamikamica Sparks Fiji Bati’s Rise Ahead of PNG Showdown
Donning the Fiji Bati jersey is more than a game for Tui Kamikamica—it’s a pledge to family, culture, and the next generation. With big tests ahead and a clear path to 2026, his story combines grit, unity, and island spirit.
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Fiji bets on nature-based resilience with $27M CIF funding
Fiji is launching a bold, nature-based resilience push backed by a major climate fund. The mountain-to-ocean plan aims to protect communities, ecosystems, and livelihoods as climate threats intensify.
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Diwali Spirit Fuels Tailevu Rugby Ahead of Skipper Cup Semis
Diwali lights up Tailevu Rugby with a message of unity, teamwork, and resilience. As celebrations glow, the union links sport to community growth and inclusivity, hinting at a season defined by collaboration and shared success.
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Fiji Government Roadshow Expands to Western Australia to Serve the Fijian Diaspora
Fiji’s government is taking essential services on the road, meeting Fijian communities across Australia. The traveling roadshow offers consular support, registration services, and more, underscoring a strengthened bond between Fiji and its diaspora as it tours from Uluru to Western Australia.
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Fiji’s WHO-Backed Public Health Milestone: A Pacific Leap Against Trachoma, Rubella and Measles
Fiji has reached a historic public health milestone as the World Health Organization validates the elimination of trachoma, rubella, and measles as threats. The achievement highlights tireless community work, strong health systems, and regional collaboration, offering a hopeful model for health equity across the Pacific.
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Injury-hit Naitasiri rely on depth in Skipper Cup semi-final against Tailevu
Four key players ruled out as Naitasiri prepares for a high-stakes Skipper Cup semi-final against Tailevu. A battle of depth, discipline, and momentum awaits in Suva.
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Stéphane Auvray Named Fiji Head Coach Ahead of 2026 OFC Professional League
Stéphane Auvray steps in as Fiji’s new head coach, ushering in a fresh era for the national team. With a diverse coaching background and a clear focus on player development, he hints at more regional competition ahead of the 2026 OFC season. Fans can anticipate a bold, hopeful path for Fiji football.
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Tailevu Rugby Clinches Skipper Cup Semi-Finals Ahead of Naitasiri Clash
Tailevu Rugby booked a spot in the Skipper Cup semi-finals after a commanding win, signaling a new chapter built on grassroots development and future leadership. As they turn their sights to a semi-final showdown with Naitasiri, the team stresses humility, learning, and a long-term vision for Fiji Rugby.
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Fiji Secures CIF Backing for its Nature, People and Climate Plan
Fiji unveils a bold $27 million plan to weave nature into its future—from mountains to the sea. The initiative aims to strengthen climate resilience, restore ecosystems, and safeguard livelihoods for thousands, with a special focus on Indigenous communities and biodiversity.
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Cook Islands Health Minister Bids Farewell as Pacific Nations Pledge Universal Health Coverage at WHO Western Pacific Meeting
At the WHO Regional Committee meeting in Fiji, a departing health minister delivers a moving message on unity and bold reforms for primary healthcare. The discussion spotlights a new regional health-financing framework and a shared drive toward universal health coverage across the Western Pacific. A beacon of collaborative resilience amid rising health challenges.
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22-year-old Tabua Tuinakauvadra Becomes Youngest Wallaroos Player of the Year
At just 22, Tabua Tuinakauvadra becomes the youngest Wallaroos Player of the Year and the Brumbies’ first to claim the honor. A breakout season across 11 matches signals a rising star set to shape Australian women’s rugby.
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Skipper Cup Semifinals 2025 Set to Heat Up Suva Rugby Weekend
Rugby fever returns as the Skipper Cup semifinals take center stage in Suva. A weekend of high-stakes showdowns unfolds across Bidesi Park and HFC Bank Stadium, bringing together youth, women’s, and men’s teams in a display of skill, grit, and rivalry. Expect bold plays and moments that could shape the road to the finals.
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Rugby 360 Promises Big Money for Pacific Players, Nadolo Urges Caution
Nemani Nadolo weighs in on Rugby 360, a bold plan offering big paydays that could reshape Pacific rugby. He warns that without solid alignment with World Rugby, young players could face serious medical, tax, and eligibility pitfalls—even as many see new Pacific pathways forming. The buzz around funding and fresh opportunities points to a transformative…
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Fiji Netball Mourns a Legend: Unaisi Rokoura’s Lasting Legacy
Unaisi Rokoura was a beacon in Fiji sport—a captain, coach, and mentor whose influence spanned generations. Her enduring legacy on and off the court continues to inspire young athletes and aspiring leaders.
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Trump-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Tested by Fresh Violence
A fragile Gaza ceasefire is once again under strain as renewed clashes raise questions about the path to peace. With international mediation intensifying and humanitarian relief in the balance, the coming days could reshape the pause in the region.
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Morocco Makes History as First Arab Nation to Win the Under-20 World Cup
Morocco makes history by becoming the first Arab nation to win the Under-20 World Cup. A disciplined, determined performance against Argentina marks a landmark moment and hints at a bright future for Moroccan football and the wider Arab world.
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Hong Kong International Airport Tragedy Sparks Aviation Safety Scrutiny
Tragedy at Hong Kong International Airport as a cargo plane skids off the runway, colliding with a security vehicle and ending up in the sea. Investigators are assessing weather, runway conditions and crew actions to understand what happened and what it could mean for aviation safety.
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Tariffs Loom as Star Wars Filming Goes Global
Filming continues across Britain, Hungary, and Australia as the global film machine presses on despite looming tariff threats. With studios directing billions into international projects and incentives shaping where stories are told, the next phase of cross-border cinema is taking shape in surprising ways.
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Rewa Wins 2025 Druavesi Golf Trophy in Record-Setting Alumni Showdown
Alumni from across Fiji gathered for the 32nd Druavesi Golf Tournament at Suva’s Fiji Golf Club, delivering a weekend of fierce competition and record turnout. Beyond the battles on the greens, the event spotlighted growing inclusivity and a spirit of reunion redefining Fiji’s golf scene.
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Fiji Names Stéphane Auvray as Head Coach Ahead of 2026 Campaign
A new era begins for Fiji’s national team as Stéphane Auvray steps in as head coach, signaling bold changes ahead for the 2026 season. The French 44-year-old brings a global football résumé—from MLS to the Caribbean—and a fresh approach to player development. With Fiji FA pursuing a technical director and a stronger pathway for local…
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Fiji Water Flying Fijians Name 32-Man Squad for Autumn Tests in England
Fiji’s Flying Fijians unveil a 32-man squad as they head to London for a crucial autumn build-up. Under Mick Byrne, they prepare for high-stakes matches against England, France and Spain—a defining chapter in their rugby journey.
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Fiji Names Stephane Auvray as Head Coach for a New Era
Fiji’s football landscape is entering a new era with the appointment of Stephane Auvray as head coach. The French tactician brings a diverse career across MLS, Caribbean football, and FIFA Talent work, part of a broader push to revitalize the national team ahead of the next cycle. A parallel move to hire a technical director…
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Suva Futsal Defends Inter-District Championship Crown
Suva Futsal defended their IDC title with a commanding 3-0 final, highlighting a dominant display from the squad. Krishneel Singh earned Player of the Match as teamwork and grit carried them to victory. The triumph signals a rising era for futsal in Fiji and hints at bigger heights to come.
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IMO Net-Zero Shipping Rules Delayed as Divisions Emerge
Stalled talks at the IMO have left a global plan to curb shipping emissions unresolved. Delegates postponed decisive steps as major economies clash over a proposed fuel standard and pricing mechanism. With discussions set to resume next year, the path to a unified, net-zero shipping future remains uncertain.
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Fiji Futsal Gains Momentum as New Eligibility Rule Sparks Talent Boost
Fiji’s futsal scene is heating up after the Extra Futsal IDC 2025, with sharper tactics, faster players, and a wave of emerging talent. A bold new eligibility rule aims to boost focus and professionalism, as the defending champions underscored the tournament’s growing competitive buzz.
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Albanese Heads to Washington for AUKUS Talks Amid Tariffs and Minerals Deal Push
Australia’s AUKUS alliance is front and center as Prime Minister Albanese heads to Washington for crucial talks with President Trump. Tariff relief, a potential critical minerals deal, and the pact’s future are on the table, with bipartisan support shaping the direction of Australia–U.S. ties.