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West Papuan Journalist Vows to Keep Reporting Despite Bomb Attacks
Victor Mambor refuses to be silenced in the face of threats and a brutal attack on his West Papuan home. Speaking from Fiji, the veteran journalist describes… read more
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Global plastics treaty ends without binding pact; island nations warn of ongoing pollution
Geneva’s push for a binding plastics treaty stalled, leaving production caps unresolved and island nations warning that ocean pollution will persist. Negotiators regroup to tackle financing, enforcement,… read more
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Family seeks accountability after police crash wrecks lifeline car in Fiji
One year after a police vehicle allegedly collided with their car near Sigatoka, a musician’s family still awaits accountability as transport costs mount and daily life is… read more
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Taiwan Exclusion Tests Pacific Islands Forum Unity Ahead of Honiara Summit
Taiwan’s place in the Pacific Forum becomes a flashpoint as Beijing denies pressure, even as a Solomon Islands move stirs fears of a rift in regional unity… read more
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Fiji’s $500M Koro Island Transformation Sparks Curiosity
On Koro Island, a bold $500 million development is set to transform village life with a three-phase plan that stitches housing, commerce, and cultural spaces into one… read more
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Fiji Ambulance Misuse Prompts Police Warning to Emergency Drivers
An ambulance incident has sparked a warning about the misuse of emergency privileges. With ongoing spot checks and calls for clearer protocols, the story explores what it… read more
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West Papua Leader Calls for Boycott as Flag Controversy Roils Independence Day
West Papuan leader Benny Wenda is calling for a boycott of Indonesia’s Independence Day, arguing that raising the Indonesian flag on Papuan land is illegal. The move… read more
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Fiji to Modernize Drug Laws and Expand Rehab to Tackle Youth Meth Crisis
Fiji faces a troubling rise in youth drug use, with teens showing risky health behaviors linked to meth. Leaders are calling for updated laws and expanded rehab,… read more
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Fiji Warns on Rising Youth Drug Use, Urges Community Action
Fiji is facing a worrying rise in student drug use, triggering urgent calls for stronger family, school, and community action. Explore how mentorship, education, and supportive environments… read more
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Trump-Putin Alaska Talks Yield No Ceasefire, Yet Diplomacy Moves Forward
Alaska talks yield no ceasefire, yet diplomacy continues. With fighting persisting and security guarantees unsettled, observers wonder what a staged path to peace might look like—and whether… read more
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Lautoka drug case: State won’t rely on caution interview as pre-trial set for September 11
Prosecutors in a Lautoka drug case say they will not rely on a caution interview as a September 11 pre-trial conference approaches. The move marks a new… read more
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Fiji Pursues Safer Online Space Amid Rising Harms and Cross-Border Challenges
Fiji is grappling with rising online harassment as its youth spend more time on the internet, fueling calls for safer digital spaces and responsible AI. Officials warn… read more
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Fiji weighs online freedom against harm
Freedom online in Fiji is being redefined as open expression meets real-world harms on social media. A constitutional lawyer warns that unchecked posting can erode privacy and… read more
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Fiji Weather Alert: Heavy Rain and Strong Coastal Winds Loom
Unstable weather sweeps Fiji with heavy rain and gusty winds hitting several regions. With alerts in place and the risk of localized flooding, residents are urged to… read more
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Marshall Islands to Raise Atolls Up to 60 cm to Fight Rising Seas
Facing rising seas, the Marshall Islands outline a bold plan to raise atolls by 45–60 cm in a USD 35 billion push to keep communities in place.… read more
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Fiji Court Denies Overseas Medical Travel for Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum Ahead of September Trial
Fiji’s high-profile case takes another turn as a bid for overseas medical treatment is rejected. With the trial set for September, the judge emphasizes local care and… read more
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MGM Storms into Deans Trophy Final with Dramatic Comeback
Drama, a late twist, and a rising force: MGM’s under-15s edged past QVS 15-14 to reach the Deans Trophy final—a defining moment for Fiji’s youth rugby. read more
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Late Winner Sends Ratu Litianara to U16 Raluve Final Against Sigatoka Methodist
An edge-of-seat U16 semifinal delivered late drama as Ratu Litianara edged Adi Cakobau School, earning a shot at the final against defending champions Sigatoka Methodist College. read more
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From Fiji to ASU: Tolu Young’s Dual Life in Swimming and Data Analytics
Tolu Young is chasing sprint gold on the world stage while studying for a Business Technology degree at Arizona State University. At just 20, he’s balancing elite… read more
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Naitasiri Claim Round 3 Win as Nadroga Forfeits Over Missing Player IDs
Administrative rules decide the outcome as Nadroga forfeits after not presenting player IDs, handing Naitasiri the win in a key Subrails Marama Championship clash. The teams still… read more
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Suva Grammar U-14 Clinches Deans Trophy Final
Suva Grammar’s Under-14s booked a Deans Trophy final berth in a gritty 10-8 semifinal, setting up a high-stakes showdown next week. The win adds momentum to a… read more
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Defense-led upset sends Nasinu to U19 Deans Trophy semi-finals
A stubborn, defense-first display props Nasinu into the U19 Deans Trophy semi-finals, setting the stage for a must-watch showdown. read more
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Fiji Declares Narcotics a National Security Crisis as Police Get a Major Boost
Fiji declares narcotics a national security crisis, unveiling a sweeping police surge and a brand-new security framework. No foreign bases, but a shift toward stronger regional partnerships,… read more
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Silktails cruise past Sea Eagles in Lautoka as Jersey Flegg Cup momentum builds
Rising Silktails delivered a commanding display, seizing control from the opening whistle with a fast-start and relentless attack. Their cohesion and resilience shone throughout, as momentum builds… read more
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Jasper Williams book final after dramatic Weet-Bix Raluve Under-18 semi-final
Drama from start to finish as Jasper Williams High School booked a spot in the Weet-Bix Raluve Under-18 final. A tense semi-final with momentum swings and late-level… read more
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Devotion Meets the Deep: Fiji’s Eco-Friendly Janmashtami Visarjan Push
Krishna Janmashtami in Fiji takes on a new tide—guarding the ocean while celebrating devotion. The Pacific Recycling Foundation calls for eco-friendly visarjan, urging biodegradable materials and proper… read more
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Fiji Boosts Early GI Detection with New Endoscopy Hub and Global Partnerships
– Fiji is accelerating its fight against GI disease with education, expanded endoscopy capacity, and international partnerships. Early detection could transform care for communities across the islands… read more
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Fiji Court Hears Clash Over Salary Basis for Bainimarama Pension
A high-stakes legal battle in Suva questions how a former prime minister’s pension is calculated, testing which salary counts and how pandemic-era pay cuts affect retirement benefits.… read more
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Alaska Summit: Warm Exchange, No Clear Path on Ukraine
On a remote tarmac, a cordial exchange hinted at diplomacy between two leaders. Yet crucial questions about Ukraine, security guarantees, and the path forward remain unanswered, keeping… read more
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RKS storms into U17 final to face Lelean
Ratu Kadavulevu School’s U17s delivered a disciplined, forward-powered performance to reach the final after a hard-fought semi. They set up a high-stakes clash with Lelean Memorial School,… read more