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Pacific Leaders Eye ICJ Climate Declaration Ahead of September Summit
A bold climate gambit is taking shape in the Pacific. At the September leaders’ gathering in Honiara, a Vanuatu-backed push rooted in the ICJ advisory opinion seeks… read more
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Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting Goes Pacific-Led as Donor Partners Sit Out
Something big is shifting in the Pacific as leaders tilt the emphasis back to regional priorities. With traditional partners stepping back, the upcoming forum spotlights climate action,… read more
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Fiji’s Central Division Drives Inclusive Grants and Outreach
Central Division communities are at the heart of a new wave of inclusive outreach and grants. From culture and heritage to hands-on projects like solar energy and… read more
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Ambulance Stop Prompts Fiji Police Accountability Debate
A February clash between a traffic officer and an ambulance has sparked renewed questions about how law enforcement should interact with emergency responders. Officials say the matter… read more
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Parents Warned: Neglect Could Trigger Legal Action Over Street Loitering
Parental responsibility takes the spotlight as authorities warn that neglect could trigger legal action when children are found loitering. With new support programs for struggling families, the… read more
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Fiji Hosts Pacific Cyber Week as Pacific Islands Chart a Secure Digital Future
Fiji hosts a regional cybersecurity week as Pacific leaders sketch a plan for a secure, inclusive digital future. Expect discussions on boosting cyber skills, upholding global norms,… read more
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Fiji’s Water Authority eyes cloud, telemetry bids at Pacific Fiber Conference
Water Authority of Fiji signals a major ICT upgrade, inviting fresh bids for cloud, telemetry and licensing as it heads to the Pacific Fiber Conference. The move… read more
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Fiji Regulator Pushes Open Access to Power Pacific Connectivity
Open access networks and clearer performance standards are at the heart of Fiji’s drive to boost Pacific connectivity. Regulators and industry players are weighing shared infrastructure, competition,… read more
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Google-backed Tuvalu undersea cable targets climate-resilient connectivity
Tuvalu is getting its first undersea internet link, built with climate resilience at its core. Elevated foundations, solar power, and rainwater harvesting are part of a plan… read more
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Tavuki Hosts Groundbreaking PALM Briefing Ahead of Fiji Workers’ Australia Deployment
An innovative pre-departure briefing in Tavuki marks a new era for Fiji’s PALM program, centering families, reintegration, and worker protections. As participants prepare for four-year visas to… read more
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Fiji Audit Flags Procurement Gaps in Ba WIP Quarters Project
– Auditors flag gaps in Ba’s WIP project procurement, raising questions about contractor selection as Fiji pushes broader reforms to boost transparency across provincial councils. – A… read more
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Best Male Cadet Sparks Fiji’s Cadet Parade Revival
After a long hiatus, Fiji’s cadet parades are back, with thousands of students sharpening skills for a polished display. A standout cadet leads the moment, embodying a… read more
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Guardians Face Legal Risk Over Children’s Street Life, Officials Warn
A sweeping government push tightens the protection of vulnerable youths, signaling tougher accountability for guardians. Inter-agency teams are stepping in to help street-living children find safe, supportive… read more
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SCGF Act 1984 Under Review as Fiji Modernizes Sugar Sector Governance
A major modernization is underway for Fiji’s Sugar Cane Growers Fund Act, with a broad review aimed at stronger governance and more resilient funding. After extensive stakeholder… read more
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Fiji Airports Names Three Women to Lead Key Departments, Signaling a Diversity Push
Three women are stepping into key leadership roles at Fiji Airports, guiding Internal Audit, Communications & Engagement, and Marketing & Branding. The appointments signal a bold move… read more
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Fiji Expands Gastrointestinal Services with International Endoscopy Training
Fiji is stepping up its fight against gastrointestinal diseases by boosting frontline training and planning a permanent GI operating theatre. International partnerships are expanding local expertise in… read more
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Fiji minister defends maritime regulator as governance reforms loom
A high-stakes clash over Fiji’s maritime regulator brushes against questions of governance and due process. As reforms loom and oversight tightens, the sector braces for bigger changes… read more
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Is Fiji’s Cabinet Too Big? Debate on Governance and Coalitions
Fiji’s cabinet size becomes a hot topic as Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad pushes back against claims of a bloated lineup. The debate dives into transparency, accountability,… read more
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Fiji Unveils Power-Forward Blueprint for Pacific Nations Cup Showdowns
Fiji’s Flying Fijians brace for a bruising Pacific Nations Cup, leaning on a power-packed forward pack fused with smarter game management. A tough opener with Tonga and… read more
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Tamani and Siqila Lead Suva in Mana Island Skipper Cup Showdown
Terio Tamani and Sakiusa Siqila lead Suva’s Skipper Cup lineup as they face Malolo on Mana Island. A mix of seasoned forwards and youthful flair promises a… read more
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Audit flags risk in Fiji’s Bua Council asset move
An audit flag raises questions about how rental income and assets are managed within Fiji’s provincial councils. As reforms push for stronger governance and clearer ownership trails,… read more
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New Zealand Backs Pacific Regionalism, Offers to Host 2027 Leaders’ Meeting
New Zealand reaffirms its commitment to a Pacific-led regional agenda and signals readiness to host the 2027 Forum Leaders’ Meeting. A focus on open dialogue, practical cooperation,… read more
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Family-First PALM Jobs for Kadavu Villagers in Australia
Kadavu’s communities step into a family-first chapter of overseas work. Eighteen workers head to Australia under a four-year mobility program, a move that blends opportunity with remittance-driven… read more
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Melania Trump Threatens Billion-Dollar Lawsuit Over Hunter Biden Epstein Claim
Melania Trump’s legal team moves to confront a sensational Epstein-linked remark, threatening a defamation showdown that could run into the billions. The clash shines a sharp spotlight… read more
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Trump Pushes for Gaza Journalist Access Amid Humanitarian Relief Debate
Trump raises a provocative idea: allow foreign journalists into Gaza to witness humanitarian relief. The move could reshape transparency and aid oversight in a dangerous crisis, hinging… read more
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Naitaisiri Youth Festival Ends as Ground Handover Sparks Market Access and Health Awareness Push
As the Naitaisiri Youth Festival enters its final day, young leaders press for concrete gains in market access, farming support, and health awareness. A landmark ground handover… read more
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Fiji’s Upgraded Market Improves Conditions, But Transport Costs Erode Vendors’ Profits
In Natokalau, Fiji, a newly upgraded village market promises shelter and steadier sales for farming families. Yet rising transport costs loom large, hinting that affordable mobility may… read more
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Fiji’s Native Lands Reboot Sparks Subdivision Push
Ba’s Varavu subdivision marks a renewed push to unlock native lands, with nine acres surveyed into 26 potential lots and upgraded roads, power, and water ready to… read more
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Fiji’s FANCA Festival Brings 60 Teams to Nadi for Multisport Action
Nadi doubles as a hub for a week-long, multi-sport festival that brings together roughly 60 teams from Fiji and abroad for football, volleyball and netball. It’s more… read more
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Kadavu Advances Sustainable Fisheries With Community Groups and Seaweed Growth
Kadavu’s coastal communities are at the heart of a government-backed push for sustainable fisheries and new seaside livelihoods. With bans on vulnerable species, licensing plans, and a… read more