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Fiji Leads Pacific with First 3D-Printed Weather Stations Training
Fiji is embracing a new era of weather observation with 3D-printed, locally built stations that could transform forecasts and warnings. An intensive training program is equipping staff… read more
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Fiji Rugby Unveils Plan for Nations Cup and World Cup Ahead of Venue Reveal
FIJI Rugby is gearing up for a bold international chapter, with new focus on the Rugby Nations Cup and the World Cup cycle. A February 3 venue… read more
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Sets Thanksgiving Weekend Box Office Record
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 roars into theaters with a record post-Thanksgiving debut. Even amid mixed reviews, the horror sequel proves audiences still crave big thrills and… read more
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Southern Zone Final Playoff Berth Up for Grabs in Fiji’s National Club Championship
Five teams are already through to the final playoff, but one Southern Zone seat remains up for grabs. Today’s decisive clash between Combine Brothers FC and Police… read more
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Charlotte Train Stabbing Sparks Transit-Safety Questions
A stabbing on a Charlotte-area commuter train left a rider fighting for safety, as authorities detain a suspect on serious charges. The incident sparks renewed concerns about… read more
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New Fiji Rugby Board Unveils 2026 Strategy Focused on Growth and Women’s Rugby
Fiji Rugby is entering a bold new planning phase, with a refreshed board outlining strategy for 2025 and beyond. The focus spans development pathways, governance, and a… read more
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Updated December 8, 2025: Heavy Rain Alert Remains for Northern Division, Lau and Lomaiviti Group; Cancelled for Rest of Fiji
Unsettled Fiji weather continues, with heavy rain alerts in the Northern Division, Lau, and Lomaiviti as a trough lingers. Showers and the occasional thunderstorm ripple across many… read more
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Navatu Night Kayak Tragedy Leaves Community in Mourning
Two men set out by kayak on Navatu’s coast, and the weekend ends in tragedy. As families await answers and a community bands together, investigators seek to… read more
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Nailawa Crossing Restoration Underway as Rain Eases in Dawasamu, Tailevu
Crews race to restore the Nailawa crossing in Dawasamu after flooding, as river levels ease and safety checks begin. Officials urge caution for nearby communities while work… read more
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Murder charge shocks Veisari, Lami after deadly domestic dispute
A man faces murder charges after a fatal domestic incident in Veisari, Lami. With a court appearance looming, the case spotlights questions around safety at home and… read more
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Fiji Launches Oceania Planetary Health Forum Website to Unite Regional Climate Action
Fiji now anchors a regional platform for planetary health across Oceania, uniting researchers, policymakers and communities. With Indigenous knowledge guiding the mission, it signals a collaborative, culturally… read more
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Fiji Poised to Lead Global Premium Kava Market as Farmers Scale Up
Fiji is positioning itself to lead the global premium kava market as demand accelerates. Leaders say sustained growth will hinge on investments, training, and stronger collaboration across… read more
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Fiji’s Former Deputy PM Pleads Not Guilty in Disclosure Charges
A former deputy prime minister enters not-guilty pleas on accusations of undisclosed assets and a false declaration. With travel plans and a March trial on the horizon,… read more
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Fiji Police Urged to Stay Focused and Vigilant This Festive Season
As the festive season approaches, a call for unwavering focus and frontline vigilance sets the tone for police duty. The message blends resilience with a resolve to… read more
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Former Fiji Deputy PM Biman Prasad pleads not guilty to statutory disclosure charges
Former Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad faced a Suva court today, pleading not guilty to charges tied to statutory disclosure. The case, linked to a 2015 declaration… read more
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Sanctions Crackdown: Gracetown Inc. Hit with $7.1M Fine Over Deripaska Links
New York-based Gracetown Inc. faces a multi-million-dollar penalty over alleged sanctions violations tied to dealings with a sanctioned Russian oligarch. The case highlights renewed efforts to enforce… read more
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Fiji’s Ex-Deputy PM Pleads Not Guilty to Corruption Charges
Professor Biman Prasad, a government MP and former Deputy Prime Minister, has entered a not guilty plea to corruption-related charges. The case centers on alleged failures to… read more
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Fiji Police Mourn After Officer Dies in Labasa Traffic Incident
Tonight in Labasa, a traffic operation ends in tragedy as a police officer loses his life. The event highlights the daily risks faced by those safeguarding the… read more
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Fiji Referendum Bill Draws Criticism Over Free-Speech Provisions
Proposed Referendum Bill 2025 is drawing sharp opposition, with critics warning it could criminalize speech and public discussion on the nation’s constitutional issues. They argue the bill… read more
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Netflix to Buy Warner Bros. Discovery in Game-Changing Streaming Deal
Netflix moves to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s studios and HBO Max in a blockbuster deal that could redefine streaming. A vast library boost and a reshaped battle… read more
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Fiji police officer dies after roadside crash during joint operation
Tragedy during a routine road operation leaves a Fiji police officer dead, underscoring the dangers frontline responders face every day. A stark reminder for all road users… read more
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Labasa Road Tragedy: Fiji Police Officer Dies in Traffic Incident
Tragedy struck on a Labasa road as a police officer succumbed to injuries from a roadside incident. With an investigation underway and another officer hospitalized, the community… read more
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Fiji Police Probe Seven Officers in Drug Case
Seven officers are under investigation in a drug-related case, as authorities review digital communications linked to the matter. The probe is advancing with statements from those involved… read more
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Energy Fiji Limited: Power Restorations Accelerate in Fiji’s Central Division as Weather Improves
Severe weather left many areas in the Central Division without power. As conditions improve, utility crews are racing to restore service, with ongoing updates as restoration progresses. read more
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Benin Foils Coup Attempt as West Africa Faces Growing Unrest
An early-morning bid to seize power in Benin was halted after soldiers appeared on TV claiming control. Officials say the takeover was neutralized, but the incident underscored… read more
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Fiji Marks Coup-Era Parliament Closure as Democracy Debate Reignites
Suva hosted a symbolic dissolution of Fiji’s June 2006 Parliament, reopening questions about democracy, constitutional reform, and the shadow of past coups. Prominent former MPs warned of… read more
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Fiji Repeals Specialist Practitioners Act, Restores Pharmacy Safeguards
A major policy reversal in Fiji’s health sector is drawing attention from regulators and practitioners alike. The Fiji Pharmaceutical Society hails the repeal of the 2016 Specialist… read more
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Sinners Tops Critics’ Choice Noms, Barbie Still Holds the Record
With 17 Critics’ Choice nominations, Sinners stakes its claim as this awards season’s gothic standout. The race also spotlights bold new voices and familiar icons pushing genre… read more
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Gaza Ceasefire Phase Two Hinges on Hostage Remains as International Force Looms
Here are a few short teaser options you can use for the post excerpt: – A potential second phase of the Gaza ceasefire could begin soon, but… read more
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Guehi’s late strike sends Crystal Palace into the top four
Late drama in a London derby as Crystal Palace stun Fulham 2-1, with Marc Guehi delivering a crucial late goal. The win propels Palace into the top… read more