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Fiji 7s come from behind to beat Great Britain 24-19 at New York Sevens, Spain next
Fiji’s Sevens staged a dramatic comeback after a tough opening, edging Great Britain and keeping their pool hopes alive. With a quick turnaround to face Spain, the spark of resilience could define their New York campaign.
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Fiji appoints Sevuloni Valenitabua to lead Constitution Review Commission as nationwide consultations kick off for the 2013 Constitution
Fiji sets in motion a nationwide push to reexamine its 2013 Constitution as a government-appointed commission is sworn in to gather public input and map potential amendments. Led by Sevuloni Valenitabua, the panel begins a process that could reshape the country’s governing framework.
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Fiji expands piped-water access to 47,000 with 2024–25 investments and Tamavua–Koronivia network upgrades
Fiji is accelerating its push to widen access to piped water, rolling out new mains and meters across urban corridors and rural communities. A broad package of upgrades aims to deliver more reliable, climate‑resilient supply for thousands of residents.
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Fiji forms seven-member Constitutional Review Commission, aims for final report by August 31, 2026 with $1 million budget
Fiji’s newly formed Constitutional Review Commission has a tight deadline: August 31, 2026. Backed by a $1 million budget, the seven-member panel will gather submissions and run nationwide consultations to rethink the constitution in light of Supreme Court observations.
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FBI issues maritime fugitive alert for Canadian man tied to Idaho child abuse case, possibly sailing toward Fiji
An international manhunt is underway as the FBI identifies a 62-year-old Canadian man linked to a decades-old abuse case and possibly sailing somewhere in the Pacific. With a $5,000 reward and routes stretching from Hawaii toward Fiji and beyond, investigators say the search covers a vast maritime map.
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Fiji Public Works Flags Bottlenecks, Pushes Legislative Reform and Partnerships to Accelerate Infrastructure
Here are three short teaser excerpts you can use: – Fiji’s infrastructure push is facing bottlenecks—skills shortages, rising freight costs, and distant island logistics. Officials point to reforms and stronger partnerships to keep projects on track. – As Fiji advances roads, bridges, and ports, procurement delays and budget pressures threaten timelines. The Public Works Ministry…
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Fiji petrol set to rise about 25c per litre to around $2.70 by May 1, 2026 as global oil rally hits local prices
Fiji could see petrol prices edge higher in coming weeks as global oil markets react to ongoing tensions. A leading economist warns households may feel the pinch first, with broader inflation risks if disruptions persist. The discussion also highlights the push toward renewables to reduce exposure to fuel shocks.
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Fiji Grants First Birth Certificate to 67-Year-Old Lakeba Man, Highlighting Civil Registration Reforms
After a lifetime without an official birth record, a Lakeba man finally holds his birth certificate, unlocking access to essential services and welfare. His case highlights Fiji’s ongoing push to strengthen civil registration and ensure every citizen is formally recognised from birth.
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Fiji Urgently Overhauls Energy Laws to Accelerate Renewables Toward 2036 Target, IRENA Finds
Fiji’s bold clean-energy goals could hinge on fixing a lagging legal and regulatory framework. A new assessment warns that outdated rules and slow approvals may slow renewables, underscoring a push for reforms to attract investment and accelerate the transition.
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Fiji PM Rabuka Sets 6% Growth Target by 2050, Rolls Out Public‑Service Accountability Drive and Unity Agenda
An opening address signals a bold shift toward safeguarding democracy, national unity, and a new growth agenda. The plan hints at lofty targets and tougher public-service accountability, charting a path that could redefine Fiji’s trajectory in the years ahead.