infrastructure
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Nasau Bridge 1 Opens After Deck Upgrade, Boosting Safety and Load Capacity on Nasau Road in Nadi
Nasau Bridge 1 on Nasau Road has reopened after a major upgrade. A newly installed deck aims to boost safety, extend service life and support heavier loads, helping commuters, freight, and emergency responders cross more reliably. This upgrade reflects Fiji’s broader effort to strengthen the nation’s road network.
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Naqai community backs diversion bridge to keep Labasa traffic flowing during major upgrade
Naqai villagers rally behind a planned alternative bridge that could ease daily traffic and protect livelihoods during Labasa Bridge upgrades, as environmental and fisheries assessments get under way.
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EFL Nears Financial Close on Fiji’s Biggest Renewable Energy Project, Urges Partners to Finalize Deals Fast
Energy Fiji Limited is entering a pivotal phase for its largest-ever energy programme, pushing to convert proposals into binding financing and fast-track delivery. Against a volatile global supply chain, the focus is on turning ambitious plans into tangible renewable energy capacity for Fiji.
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Dakuni on Beqa Island breaks ground on new kindergarten and infant school to boost early education
Dakuni marks a turning point for Beqa Island as a village kindergarten and infant school begin to rise, supported by local partners. The new facilities promise safer, closer-to-home early education and relief for families who previously faced long journeys for their children’s schooling.
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Three New Elevators in Suva’s CWM Hospital West Wing Go Live as East Wing Repairs Continue
Three new lifts in the West wing are now in service, with a fourth on the way as upgrades continue. The older East-wing elevators remain out of action while repairs proceed. Officials emphasize safety and contingency measures to keep critical care moving during the upgrade.
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Lautoka Port Yard 4 Opens as Fiji Launches Port Master Plan to Boost Maritime Gateway
Lautoka’s port takes a bold step forward with Yard 4 open and a new Port Master Plan shaping its future. A multi-pronged upgrade—from wharf rehab to dredging—promises faster turnaround, safer operations, and a more resilient hub for Fiji’s growing trade.
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Port Everglades posts record FY2025 volumes across cargo, energy and cruise, as $3.8B capital plan unfolds
Port Everglades closed its fiscal year with record momentum across cargo, energy and cruise, underscoring its role as a diversified gateway for South Florida and the Caribbean. The milestone is paired with a multi‑billion investment plan to expand capacity, boost resilience and strengthen intermodal connections for the years ahead.
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Lautoka Launches $10.66M Upgrade for Delaisaweni Settlement to Improve Roads, Drainage and Climate Resilience
A multi-million upgrade is underway in Lautoka’s Delaisaweni settlement, promising safer roads, better drainage, and essential services for residents of a growing informal community. This project is part of a broader Fiji effort to boost climate resilience and improve living conditions through strong community involvement and durable infrastructure.
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Fiji’s Colonial War Memorial Hospital to receive targeted roof and drainage upgrades funded by Australia through mid-2026
Major upgrades are on the horizon for CWM Hospital, with targeted roof and drainage improvements set to unfold late this year through mid-2026. While disruptions are possible for patients and visitors, officials say essential services will remain uninterrupted.
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Australia-Funded $35 Million Climate Adaptation Initiative to Curb Nadi Flood Risk
Fiji kicks off a major flood-resilience push for Nadi with a multi-year, $35 million program backed by Australia. By focusing on nature-based solutions and upstream revegetation, officials aim to calm flood peaks—and set a template for resilience across the islands.