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Apisai Madigibuli to Represent Himself as Murder Trial Set for 2026 in Suva
One of Suva’s most high-profile murder cases takes another turn as Apisai Madigibuli signals he may represent himself ahead of a 2026 trial. With pretrial hearings, bail… read more
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Ba to Host 2025 Inter-District Championship at Redeveloped 4R Stadium
Ba is set to host the 2025 Inter-District Championship at the redeveloped 4R Stadium, signaling a new era for the town’s football scene. With upgraded lighting and… read more
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms and Possible Flash Floods
Heavy rain is moving in across the island groups, bringing downpours and a risk of flash flooding in low-lying areas. Reduced visibility on roads could disrupt travel… read more
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Nakamal Agreement: Australia and Vanuatu strike $500m pact for Pacific security and trade
Australia and Vanuatu unveil a landmark AUD 500 million pact to deepen economic and security ties over the next decade, with a focus on labor mobility and… read more
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Pacific Islands Launch PTRI to Boost Tourism Research and Resilience
A landmark partnership is launching the Pacific Tourism Research Institute (PTRI), a regional hub aimed at turning data into smarter policy and community‑led growth for Pacific Island… read more
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Trump’s Hands-On Kennedy Center Honors Shake-Up Fuels Debate
Trump unveils a star-studded Kennedy Center Honors lineup—Sylvester Stallone, George Strait, Gloria Gaynor, KISS, and Michael Crawford—and will host the ceremony himself. But as debates over political… read more
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Al Fayed abuse probe swells as Harrods opens compensation for more victims
Survivors continue to step forward in a long-running inquiry as investigators widen their reach and focus on survivor-led approaches. With international cooperation and a renewed push for… read more
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Fiji Provincial Councils Under Audit Spotlight: Governance Gaps and Transparency Concerns
New audit findings flag ongoing governance and transparency gaps across Fiji’s provincial councils, highlighting delays in financial reporting and weak controls. As reform efforts unfold, accountability measures… read more
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Fiji’s Women-Owned MSMEs Surge to 9,524, Indicating Strong Economic Momentum
Fiji is witnessing a remarkable surge in women-led MSMEs, backed by fresh data and a high-energy Suva conference. New figures show growth from 464 women-owned MSMEs in… read more
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Natabua Seeks Back-to-Back U18 Raluve Title in Semi
Defending champions Natabua High School head into a pivotal U18 Raluve semi-final with a largely rebuilt squad and strong community backing. A stern test awaits as they… read more
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Fiji’s ONOP Youth Foundation: Turning Challenges Into Change
Across Fiji, a bold youth-led effort is turning challenges into opportunities. Through backyard gardens, climate-conscious programs, and leadership training, young volunteers are driving lasting change—and earning international… read more
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Nakauvadra High School’s First Cadet Parade Sparks Leadership Buzz in Fiji
Here are a few short teaser options you can use: – Nakauvadra High School marks a historic milestone with its first cadet parade, drawing 250+ students into… read more
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Fiji’s Suva Musicians Club Fundraiser Aims to Build Clubhouse and Support Local Artists
Fiji’s Suva Musicians Club launches a weekend fundraiser that pairs live music with long-term support for local artists. Ten bands take the stage as bold plans for… read more
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Fiji Expands TrashBoom Program with $100K to Install Three More Waste Barriers
Fiji is expanding its TrashBoom waste interception program with new installations funded to shield waterways from litter. The move aims for cleaner rivers, healthier communities, and a… read more
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Fiji Strengthens Online Safety Act to Tackle Hate Ahead of 2026 Vote
Fiji is considering a tougher Online Safety Act with real enforcement powers to curb online hate directed at women in public life. With the 2026 election approaching,… read more
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Fiji Weekend Forecast: Showers, Unsettled Skies Ahead
Clouds roll in and showers blanket Fiji as a trough moves in from the west. Expect an unsettled weekend with shifting skies and the chance of a… read more
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Fiji Airways launches AI-powered online tour platform with AncillaryBox
Fiji Airways expands into experiential travel with a new AI-powered tour platform. Discover curated experiences in Fiji and select network destinations, with smart picks highlighting top-rated activities.… read more
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Fiji Recruits Retired Detectives to Tackle Cold Cases
Fiji’s Cold Cases Unit taps retired detectives to take long-unsolved cases from outreach into in-depth investigations. Veteran investigators bring fresh momentum and expertise, offering renewed hope for… read more
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Fiji’s Anti-Trafficking Drive Hampered by Data Coordination Gaps
Data coordination has become Fiji’s critical bottleneck in tackling human trafficking. Across agencies, reliable information remains hard to assemble, complicating prevention and protection efforts. Regional partners are… read more
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24-Hour Water Outage at Fiji Hospital Sparks Rapid Response
A 24-hour water outage tested hospital operations, prompting a rapid response to safeguard patient care as water supplies were shuffled and tanks refilled. While reserves stabilize, officials… read more
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Cabinet to Decide on Zero-Rating MRMD License Arrears
A modest backlog of licence-related revenues is under review as government officials weigh a policy shift. The possibility of zero-rating these arrears could align accounting with licensing… read more
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Audit flags unrecorded RFMF Band finances, prompting reforms
Audited findings spotlight gaps in how the RFMF Band’s finances are tracked, signaling a push for stronger oversight and formal policies. As reform efforts roll out across… read more
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Naboro Hunger Strike Highlights Fiji Prison Reform Demands
Tension at Naboro Maximum Correction Centre deepens as inmates stage a hunger strike, highlighting concerns over confinement and access to rehabilitation. The move signals broader calls for… read more
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Fiji Advances Nursing Regulation and Accreditation Push
Fiji is sharpening the regulatory edge of its nursing and midwifery workforce with a focused two-day workshop that aims to raise standards and clarify career pathways. With… read more
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Fiji and Vanuatu Move Toward Upper Airspace Talks Over Revenue
– Two Pacific neighbors move toward talks on who should manage their shared upper-airspace—and who benefits. If negotiations progress, the plan could reshape revenue shares and regional… read more
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Fiji formalizes private-sector role under National Disaster Risk Management Act 2024
– A landmark step formalizes private-sector leadership in Fiji’s disaster resilience, tying business expertise and financing to planning, training, and rapid recovery when hazards strike. – Fiji… read more
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Fiji’s Tavua Cane Rail Line to Reopen Ahead of Harvest
Major works on Tavua’s Maqere–Malele rail line are nearly finished, with a safety-focused test and reopening anticipated as the sugar season approaches. The revival is projected to… read more
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Cricket’s Future: Fewer Tests, Bigger Ashes, Says CA Chief
Cricket’s calendar may be pivoting as the shine of T20 leagues clashes with the sport’s traditional roots. A top cricket administrator hints that prioritising fewer Tests and… read more
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Trump Signals Severe Consequences If Putin Blocks Ukraine Peace Talks — Alaska Summit Looms
A two-stage push for peace surfaces, with an Alaska meeting followed by a quick second round with Zelenskiy. Trump signals that Russia could face tough consequences if… read more
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Audit Flags Persistent Exhibit Storage Problems at Valelevu Police Station
Audit findings at Valelevu Police Station spotlight ongoing exhibit storage challenges, raising questions about security and traceability. Cramped rooms and disorganized storage hint at broader asset-management reforms,… read more