infrastructure
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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.
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Lautoka Port Opens Container Yard 4 to Boost Capacity for Forecast Cargo Growth and Regional Trade
New container yard at Lautoka Port signals a major step in Fiji’s port modernization. The upgrade targets faster operations and greater capacity, positioning the gateway for growing cargo, tourism and regional trade across the Pacific.