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Fiji Weather: Heavy Showers and Flash Flood Risk Across Eastern Fiji as Trough of Low Pressure Lingers
Fiji’s weekend forecast is a weather rollercoaster—showers, thunderstorms, and breezy spells sweeping across the islands. Some spots may see heavy rain, while others stay mostly sunny, keeping… read more
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Bula FC Opens Training Session in Fiji With Overseas Talent
Ba’s football fever rises as Bula FC opens its training to fans at Govind Park. Expect to glimpse Fiji’s finest in action, including overseas-based talents, in a… read more
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Fiji Forgiveness Ceremony Bridges Military and Qarase Family
A ceremonial gesture of forgiveness unfolds at the Qarase family home, as a traditional kamunaga becomes a symbol of reconciliation. A moment of healing and renewed unity… read more
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Fiji Leaders Face Sedition Probe Over Military Deployment Talks
New questions are surfacing about Fiji’s post-election period as investigations probe high-level decisions during a tense transition. With prominent figures in the spotlight, new accounts from a… read more
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New Year’s Eve Cash Haul Triggers Money-Laundering Probe in Nadi
Three individuals were arrested in Nadi in a developing anti-money-laundering case. A New Year’s Eve traffic stop led to a search, cash recovered, and the suspects cautioned… read more
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Fiji’s FICAC Tackles Years-Old Backlog, Boosting Accountability
An anti-corruption watchdog is accelerating its backlog-clearing drive while continuing high-priority investigations. The effort blends systematic reviews of older cases with ongoing probes, aiming to boost timeliness,… read more
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Fiji Weightlifter Tabuawaiwai Targets Four International Tournaments in 2026
After a challenging start, 24-year-old weightlifter Apakuki Tabuawaiwai is plotting a bold comeback for 2026. Driven by gratitude and renewed focus, he targets a packed international schedule… read more
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Fiji’s Energy Fiji Limited Unveils Two-Part Tariff to Protect Low-Income Households Amid Rooftop Solar Growth
Rooftop solar is reshaping how households use the grid, sparking a two-part tariff designed to protect low-income bills. Fixed charges could replace the old single-rate approach, while… read more
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Post Fiji: Diversification Drives Growth Amid Tough Competition
Post Fiji is navigating a crowded market and posting improved results. CEO Issac Mow dispels the monopoly myth and points to diversification as the engine of the… read more
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Riverside Tailor Builds a Thriving Small Business in a Quiet Village
On the quiet banks of the Rewa River, a riverside tailoring shop quietly grows into a local staple. Sonam Datt and her husband blend craft, community, and… read more
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Pacific Journalists Lead the Fight Against Corruption
Pacific leaders and journalists unite around transparency and accountability, foregrounding the pivotal role of the media in the fight against corruption. From a high-stakes regional gathering to… read more
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Fiji Weather Update: Eastern Regions Face Showers, Heavy Rain and Flood Risk From Low-Pressure Trough
Fiji’s weather is dialing up the drama with scattered showers across many islands and the potential for heavy downpours in key zones. Some areas may dodge the… read more
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Fiji’s Truth-Telling Push Gains Momentum
Fiji’s push for truth and reconciliation gains momentum as leaders urge accountability and healing from a troubled past. The Great Council of Chiefs adds its voice, calling… read more
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Fiji cricket preps for World Cup qualifiers as two players head to Australia
Cricket Fiji is stepping up its World Cup qualifier prep with a bold overseas stint. Two young players head to Australia for a turf-focused event to sharpen… read more
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FICAC Backlog Sparks Scrutiny Over Fiji Corruption Cases
FICAC is facing a growing backlog of corruption cases as investigators race to streamline processes and secure solid evidence for prosecutions. From longstanding matters to fresh complaints,… read more
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Viral Water-Throw Prank Triggers Urgent Road Safety Warning
An alarming viral video has sparked urgent road-safety concerns. Officials warn that playful acts near moving traffic can distract drivers and put children and bus passengers at… read more
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Fiji’s Rabuka Defends Tariff Hike as He Pushes Renewables and Backyard Farming to Ease Living Costs
Rising living costs meet a bold energy plan in Fiji’s Prime Minister’s New Year address. He defends electricity tariff increases as essential for long-term stability and a… read more
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Rabuka Defends Fiji Electricity Tariff Hike for Renewable Energy and Rural Electrification
Prime Minister Rabuka explains the electricity tariff rise as a careful, necessary step toward a more reliable and sustainable energy future. He outlines plans for more renewable… read more
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Fiji Electricity Tariff Hike Could Hit Households and Small Businesses
Former finance minister Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum warns that rising electricity tariffs could hit Fiji’s most vulnerable hardest, potentially pushing up prices for essentials and squeezing small businesses. With… read more
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Bula FC Set for Historic OFC Pro League Debut
Bula FC gears up for a historic debut in the Oceania Pro League under coach Stephane Auvary. A new era, bold ambitions, and a season packed with… read more
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Nasinu Rubbish Backlog Sparks Call for Second Pickup
Rising heaps of waste in Caubati, Nasinu, are fueling health concerns as collection trucks reportedly arrive full and don’t return. Residents are urging a more reliable schedule… read more
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Fiji Opposition Slams Tariff Pause as Political Theater, Demands Real Public Consultation
Opposition leader Inia Seruiratu brands the 21-day pause on EFL tariff hikes as political theatre rather than real relief. He pushes for true public consultation and fiscal… read more
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Suva Murder Trial for Cilicewa Set for 2026 with 29 Witnesses
In Suva, a high-profile murder case moves toward an April 2026 trial, with the killer’s identity central to the proceedings. Before Justice Pita Bulamainaivalu, the case promises… read more
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Pacific Islands Rally for Ambitious Climate Action Ahead of COP31
With COP31 on the horizon, the Pacific is steering a bold push for climate action and resilience. A new SDG-focused pooled fund and data-driven initiatives could accelerate… read more
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Fiji Beach Litter Sparks Urgent Call to Take Trash Home This New Year
New Year beachgoers may be surprised by the lingering litter along Fiji’s coastlines. Eco Guardians Fiji is calling for accountability, urging visitors to take their waste home… read more
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Dr. Salome Taufa Named Director of Governance and Engagement at Pacific Islands Forum
Dr. Salome Taufa steps into a pivotal role as Director of Governance and Engagement at the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat. Her depth in economic policy and development… read more
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Fiji’s $3.7B Foreign Reserves Signal Resilience Amid Widening Trade Gap
Fiji’s reserves hover around $3.7 billion as inflation cools to zero, even as a widening trade deficit driven by higher imports tests the island nation’s resilience. read more
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Suva Back-to-School Bonanza: Courts, SportsWorld, CyberCity Launch Promo
Back-to-school season kicks off with value offers, vouchers, and in-store activities designed to jump-start the year for students and professionals. With flexible credit, red pen discounts, and… read more
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Fiji’s Economy Rides Resilience as Tourism and Investment Rally
Fiji’s economy is showing resilience amid a mix of gains and headwinds, with tourism and consumer activity trending higher while mining and sugar face challenges. A brighter… read more
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Fiji to Raise Electricity Tariffs by 32% for Grid Upgrades
Energy Fiji Limited is seeking a 32% electricity tariff rise over four years to fund a major grid upgrade and keep up with growing demand. The plan… read more