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Sigatoka’s 75-Year-Old Dump Sparks Funding Push to Protect UNESCO Heritage Site
– Sigatoka’s 75-year-old rubbish dump poses urgent environmental and cultural risks as fires flare and smoke drifts toward the highway. With funding talks and international support on… read more
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Shop N Save Extends Eighth-Year Sponsorship of Fiji’s Lautoka Open Golf Pro-Am
Shop N Save extends its eight-year pledge to Fiji’s Lautoka Open Golf Pro-Am as the 94th edition tees off on October 4, bringing top competition and a… read more
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15-Year-Old Owen Cooper Makes Emmy History with Youngest Supporting Actor Win
History was made at the Emmys as 15-year-old Owen Cooper becomes the youngest-ever winner. His breakout journey—from early acting lessons to a landmark night—hints at a bold… read more
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Fiji Chief Justice Rejects Recusal Bid as Trial Looms in Sayed-Khaiyum-Saneem Case
Chief Justice Salesi Temo has rejected a bid to recuse himself as a high-stakes trial moves forward. The decision centers on questions of bias, judicial integrity, and… read more
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US-China Framework Signals TikTok Ownership Shift Amid Security Debate
In tense US-China talks, a new framework signals movement on TikTok’s future in the United States, addressing security concerns and hinting at a potential ownership shift. The… read more
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45 Fiji Law Graduates Join the Bar, Vowing Integrity and Service
Forty-five aspiring lawyers stepped into the Bar, greeted by a call to integrity, ongoing learning, and public service. A Suva ceremony honored journeys shaped by family support… read more
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Mumu Magic: Papua New Guinea’s Earth-Oven Feast Shaping Culture and Community
A glimpse into Papua New Guinea’s Independence Day feast reveals Mumu, a smoky, tender dish buried in an earth oven with pork, greens, and coconut. The age-old… read more
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Papua New Guinea Independence Day: From Colonial Legacies to National Pride
From divided colonial rule to a vibrant, independent nation, Papua New Guinea’s story celebrates culture, resilience, and unity. A colorful Independence Day—dances, music, and fireworks—offers a glimpse… read more
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Fiji’s WWII Echoes: A Japanese Volunteer Preserving Hidden History
A lifelong Fiji devotee, Manabu Kitaguchi uses teaching, photography, and storytelling to keep WWII memories alive. From Rabi Island to Banaban communities, his work uncovers hidden histories… read more
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Fiji’s Extradition Clock Ticks for DPP Pryde Amid Corruption Allegations
A high-profile Fiji case unfolds as extradition talks stall and corruption allegations surface around a top public official. As court delays shape the timeline, observers say the… read more
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Women in Fiji’s Fisheries Break Barriers and Lead Change
Hidden biases and old-school expectations are finally meeting their match in Fiji’s maritime world. A fisheries expert shares her journey from marginalization to leadership, revealing the slow… read more
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Fiji’s FICAC Trains 96 Officers on Turning Governance Breaches into Criminal Cases
96 FICAC officers gathered in Suva for a two-day workshop on governance and criminal accountability. The sessions tease apart civil versus criminal consequences and sharpen evidence-based investigation… read more
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Tillman Breaks Emmy Barrier as Severance Lights Up the Night
Historic milestones, heartfelt tributes, and record-breaking wins highlighted this year’s Emmy night, spotlighting television’s evolving landscape. From Severance’s trailblazing moments to fresh talent stepping into the spotlight,… read more
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Fiji Weather Alert: Strong Southeast Winds Up to 45 km/h with Coastal Wind Warning for Ra-Rakiraki, Kadavu, Yasawa, Lau, Lomaiviti and Rotuma
A windswept spell is brewing across Fiji this week—with gusts, occasional showers, and cooler evenings. Clouds drift, seas churn, and the skies promise a touch of drama… read more
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Fiji Unveils Digital Literacy Push to Combat Misinformation Ahead of 2026 Elections
Fiji’s Online Safety Commission is rolling out a wide digital-literacy push to curb misinformation. From classrooms to villages and workplaces, the initiative urges people to pause, verify,… read more
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Pukpuk Treaty Sparks Shift in Pacific Security Between Australia and PNG
Two Pacific nations unveil a landmark defense pact on Papua New Guinea’s independence anniversary, signaling a new era of security cooperation. The agreement deepens military ties, expands… read more
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Diaspora Diplomacy Elevates Fiji-PNG Ties Ahead of 50-Year Milestone
Fiji and Papua New Guinea mark 50 years of diplomatic ties as the Fijian community in Port Moresby emerges as a pivotal bridge for culture, business, and… read more
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Suva to Host Pacific-First 600-Drone Show for Fiji-China 50-Year Anniversary Carnival
Suva gears up for a landmark carnival celebrating 50 years of Fiji–China friendship, blending culture with cutting-edge tech. A dazzling drone spectacle over Albert Park hints at… read more
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Fiji Narcotics Bureau Scandal Prompts Calls for Police Reform and Independent Oversight
Fiji faces a turning point as allegations involving narcotics bureau officers raise questions about police integrity. Opposition leader Inia Seruiratu calls for transparency, accountability, and independent oversight,… read more
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Flying Fijians Reach Pacific Nations Cup Final to Face Japan in Salt Lake City
Fiji delivered a commanding semi-final performance, carving out a path to the Pacific Nations Cup final. With relentless pace, clinical finishing, and impressive depth, the Flying Fijians… read more
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Fiji U-19 Women Blend Youth and Experience Ahead of OFC Championship in Tahiti
Fiji’s U-19 women are stepping onto Oceania’s big stage with a bold blend of rising stars and seasoned internationals. Guided by coach Angeline Chua, they’ve sharpened fitness… read more
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Fiji Expands Midwife Support for Remote Regions to Tackle Shortage
Fiji is rolling out a focused push to strengthen midwife support in remote and maritime regions with dedicated roles, expanded training, and stronger policies to protect mothers… read more
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Fiji Unveils El Niño Water Plan to Battle Drought and Conserve Resources
Fiji faces a surprising dry spell even in the wet season as authorities roll out an adaptive plan to protect water supplies. From quick infrastructure tweaks and… read more
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Fire Rugby Club Clinches 2025 Lautoka Rugby Union Grand Final Glory
Fire Rugby Club stamped their season with a disciplined, defense-first performance that crowned them champions. The victory highlighted unwavering teamwork and resilience, echoing the coach’s pride in… read more
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Navosa Rugby Roars in Vanua Cup Opener as Local Talent Shines
Navosa Rugby bursts onto the Vodafone Vanua Cup scene with a disciplined, fitness-fueled performance that shines a spotlight on local talent. As round two approaches, the promising… read more
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Fijian Duo Dazzles as Lyon Beat Montauban in Top 14
Fijian stars Jiuta Wainiqolo and Iosefo Masi lit up the Top 14 for Lyon, delivering key moments in a weekend showdown against Montauban. Masi marked his second… read more
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Fiji-AFL St Kilda Partnership to Drive Sports Tourism and Youth Development
Fiji is launching a bold partnership with the St Kilda Football Club, blending grassroots sport with a growing sports-tourism vision. Through youth clinics, talent camps, and community… read more
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Seven New Bus Shelters Boost Safer Commutes in Naitasiri, Fiji
Seven new bus shelters in Naitasiri Province boost safety and comfort for students and daily commuters, with strategic siting at key road junctions and village fronts. The… read more
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Flying Fijians Target Precision in Pacific Nations Cup Final vs Japan
Fiji’s Flying Fijians head into a high-stakes Pacific Nations Cup final against Japan in Salt Lake City, driven by discipline, precision and national pride. Captain Tevita Ikanivere… read more
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Australia and PNG Eye New Defence Pact to Strengthen Pacific Security
Australia and Papua New Guinea push toward a new defence agreement, signaling a deeper security partnership in the Indo-Pacific as PNG marks its independence milestone. With a… read more