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Waiqanake District School Makes Debut at Get into Rugby PLUS Festival
Buckhurst Park buzzed with the energy of a Get into Rugby PLUS festival, as primary schools showcased budding talent. Waiqanake District School marked a memorable debut, hinting… read more
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Jerry Tuwai Set for Bold Comeback at 2026 Coral Coast Fiji 7s
Jerry Tuwai returns as captain of the Mike Friday Select 7s for the 2026 Coral Coast Fiji 7s, signaling a thrilling new chapter at Lawaqa Park. Expect… read more
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Multi-Ethnic Scholarships Won’t Return as Government Bets on Community Projects
Charan Jeath Singh confirms there will be no revival of the Multi-Ethnic Affairs scholarships. The focus now shifts to funding and delivering community projects, with completed initiatives… read more
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Road Toll Climbs as Road Safety Warnings Intensify Ahead of the Holidays
Two women lost their lives in a recent crash, pushing this year’s road toll higher and highlighting ongoing safety concerns. With the festive season approaching, authorities are… read more
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Fiji’s Deaf Farmer Seeks Home and Dignity
Before dawn in Wainibuka, Timoci Lobanavau tends his crops and a bustling roadside stall, a daily rhythm built on resilience. Born deaf and mute, he faces stigma… read more
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Fiji Heavy Rain Alert in Force Across Yasawa, Eastern Viti Levu, Northern Division, Lau-Lomaiviti and Kadavu with Flash Flood Risk
A wet weekend is on the way for many islands, with heavy showers and the threat of thunderstorms sweeping in. Windy days ahead and a flash-flood risk… read more
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Fiji Eyes Regional Maritime Hub After Japan Shipyard Visit
Fiji’s maritime ambitions gain international momentum as Prime Minister Rabuka explores shipbuilding and port-development partnerships in Japan. The talks highlight green port practices, safer inter-island vessels, and… read more
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New Nadi Police Station Boosts Tourism Safety in Fiji
Fiji’s tourism hub welcomes a new state-of-the-art police station, signaling a renewed commitment to safety and community trust. As growth and visitor numbers rise, this upgrade hints… read more
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From Bottle Collector to Barrister: Fiji’s 24 New Lawyers Inspire Hope
Twenty-four new Fiji lawyers were admitted this week in a ceremony that celebrated resilience. Among them, a journey from collecting beer bottles on Suva’s streets to becoming… read more
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Fiji Launches National Tax Crime Taskforce to Strengthen Financial Integrity
Fiji unveils a new National Tax Crime Taskforce to tighten the fight against tax fraud and financial crime. With recruitment underway and agencies aligning, this move signals… read more
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Fiji’s Architecture Boom: $12B Investment Set to Transform Tourism and Infrastructure
Fiji’s architectural scene is on the cusp of a major rise, guided by bold investment and a sustainability-driven blueprint for tourism, transport, and civic spaces. As the… read more
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Sukuna Bowl: A Rivalry That Unites Fiji’s Police and Military
Two forces, one tradition: the Sukuna Bowl blends friendly rivalry with deep pride as Fiji’s police and military units prepare for a week of boxing, soccer, and… read more
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Fiji’s Built Future: Bamboo, Stronger Codes, and a Termite Challenge
Fiji’s built environment is being framed as a living reflection of culture, community, and progress—from enduring traditional designs to ambitious, sustainable projects. As calls for stronger building… read more
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IMF Experience Returns to Fiji’s Reserve Bank Leadership
Fiji’s central bank gains momentum as Deputy Governor Esala Masitabua returns from a high-profile IMF secondment with fresh macro insights. His reintegration, part of a broader push… read more
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Fiji Sets Sights on Construction Boom with 15-20 New Investment Projects
Fiji is gearing up for a surge of investment, with 15–20 new projects set to start construction next year from a $6.2 billion pipeline spanning tourism, manufacturing,… read more
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Fiji Defamation Case Tests Social Media Boundaries for Public Officials
Seven witnesses are set to testify in a defamation case tied to social media remarks involving a former elections official and a public prosecutor. The dispute includes… read more
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Savusavu Market Nears Capacity as Vendor Demand Surges
Seven months after Savusavu’s new market opened, demand is already outpacing space, turning a market-wide rush into a crowded challenge for vendors. With hundreds of traders and… read more
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Mata vs Alldritt: Fiji-France Showdown in Bordeaux
Two rugby powerhouses collide in Bordeaux as Fiji’s Flying Fijians take on France in a must-watch Autumn Nations Series clash. With Grégory Alldritt back in action and… read more
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Yaro Chiefs 7s Finals Spark New Champions and Rising Stars in Fiji Rugby
Two days of high-stakes rugby delivered thrill-packed finals, milestone moments, and a spotlight on Fiji’s next generation. A weekend that hints at a bright future for the… read more
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Banksy Theft in London: Man Jailed After Stolen Print Recovered
Justice closes on a London Banksy caper as a man is sentenced over the theft of the iconic ‘Girl with Balloon.’ The dramatic case shines a light… read more
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Sinner Extends 29-Match Win Streak as Turin Semifinal Showdown Looms
Jannik Sinner extended his indoor dominance to 29 straight wins, tightening his grip on the ATP Finals. With a semi-final spot in sight and year-end glory within… read more
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Fiji Heavy Rain Alert Issued for Yasawa, Eastern Viti Levu and Northern Division with Flash Flood Risk
Stormy skies are rolling in across Fiji as a trough brings heavy rain, showers, and the risk of flash floods through the weekend. From Yasawa to Kadavu… read more
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Indigenous Voices at COP30 Push to Shape the Amazon Climate Pact
As COP30 nears a pivotal moment, Indigenous communities push for a seat at the talks shaping their forests and futures. Behind the scenes, negotiators weigh funding and… read more
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Fiji Passport Backlog Triggers New Branch and Online Booking Push
Fiji is experiencing a surge in passport applications, with authorities racing to keep up. New measures—stock boosts, a Nakasi branch, and an upgraded online booking system—promise faster… read more
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Labasa Airport to Close for Six Weeks in 2025 for Upgrades
Labasa Airport gears up for a six-week shutdown in 2025 to push forward crucial upgrades. As residents and local businesses brace for disruption, a socioeconomic survey will… read more
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Bamboo Homes in Fiji: Resilience Against Cyclones and Lower Building Costs
Bamboo is stepping into the spotlight as a resilient, eco-friendly building option for Fiji. Advocates say it could withstand severe weather while cutting construction costs, potentially opening… read more
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UNIFIL: Israeli Wall Crosses Blue Line, Sparks Calls for Peacekeepers’ Exit
A border barrier raises questions of sovereignty and international law as land access is blocked along a disputed line. With renewed clashes and international peacekeepers watching closely,… read more
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Debut buzz for 20-year-old Sokobale as Flying Fijians reshuffle for France test
Late lineup changes could see Fiji’s 20-year-old Atunaisa Sokobale poised for an international debut as they face France. With a key prop withdrawn, Sokobale shifts to the… read more
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Fiji Weighs Proportional Open-List Reform to Boost Local Representation
Could Fiji’s electoral map be reshaped to give local representation real teeth? A proposed Proportional Open List Constituency System (POLCS) envisions constituencies electing two MPs—an open seat… read more
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Two Dead in Queens Road Crash as Road Toll Rises Ahead of Festive Season
Two lives were lost in a tragic crash on Queens Road, as the year’s road toll climbs. Officials are urging heightened vigilance and safer driving ahead of… read more