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  • Taiwan and Fiji Boost Disaster Readiness With New Medical Equipment and EMT Training

    Taiwan and Fiji Boost Disaster Readiness With New Medical Equipment and EMT Training

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    New steps in disaster response: Taiwan backs Fiji with emergency medical gear and intensive EMT training, signaling a growing partnership aimed at quicker, better care in crises. As frontline teams sharpen skills in Taiwan, Fiji strengthens its readiness to protect communities when it matters most.

  • Fiji Agriculture Poised for Growth as PHAMA Plus Extends Support

    Fiji Agriculture Poised for Growth as PHAMA Plus Extends Support

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji’s agriculture is charting a bold path toward stronger export growth as leaders and partners gather to shape the sector’s next chapter. Expect renewed collaboration, sharper value chains, and continued support guiding the journey ahead.

  • Jakarta Office Fire Ignites Workplace Safety Debate

    Jakarta Office Fire Ignites Workplace Safety Debate

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    A devastating blaze ripped through a seven-story Jakarta office building during the lunch hour, with crews racing to determine what happened and who remains unaccounted for. Early reports point to a battery-related explosion as investigators probe safety measures inside the workplace. The community gathers as the full impact unfolds.

  • Naseakula Road Checkpoint Tragedy: Investigation Sparks Debate on Safety

    Naseakula Road Checkpoint Tragedy: Investigation Sparks Debate on Safety

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    New details emerge after a deadly checkpoint incident, with investigators pointing away from equipment issues and toward driver decisions amid bad weather and a heavy load. As road fatalities rise, officials emphasize accountability and renewed focus on road safety.

  • Cambodia Pulls Out of SEA Games Amid Escalating Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes

    Cambodia Pulls Out of SEA Games Amid Escalating Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Cambodia pulls its delegation from the Southeast Asian Games as border clashes with Thailand escalate for a third day. Officials cite serious safety concerns and families’ pleas to bring athletes home, signaling a worrying turn for the regional event.

  • Fiji Launches First Green Financial Taxonomy to Guide Climate-Smart Investments

    Fiji Launches First Green Financial Taxonomy to Guide Climate-Smart Investments

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji unveils its first Green Financial Taxonomy Framework, a milestone aimed at steering capital toward climate-resilient, green-growth initiatives. Born from years of collaboration, this framework signals a transformative approach to sustainable finance in the Pacific.

  • Brunson Sparks Knicks into NBA Cup Semifinals Against the Magic

    Brunson Sparks Knicks into NBA Cup Semifinals Against the Magic

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Brunson leads a pivotal Knicks win as they reach the NBA Cup semifinals. Towns returns with a strong showing, and New York now eyes a showdown with the Magic.

  • Mead Road PRB Eviction Extended as Government Pledges Funds to Help Tenants Find New Homes

    Mead Road PRB Eviction Extended as Government Pledges Funds to Help Tenants Find New Homes

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    An extended eviction deadline and new funding aim to ease the pressure on Mead Road PRB families seeking safe housing. With hundreds still in limbo, this update explores the help on the horizon and the hurdles that remain.

  • Lawsuit Tests Netflix-Warner Megamerger Amid Antitrust Scrutiny

    Lawsuit Tests Netflix-Warner Megamerger Amid Antitrust Scrutiny

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Netflix’s bid to merge with Warner Bros. Discovery is turning into a high-stakes legal and regulatory showdown. A consumer lawsuit questions the deal’s impact on competition, while a rival bid from Paramount Skydance shakes up the streaming wars. With antitrust scrutiny looming and major franchises in play, the stakes—and the drama—are only heating up.

  • Fiji Unveils Grassroots Sevens Tournament and Volleyball Festival to Spotlight Hidden Talent

    Fiji Unveils Grassroots Sevens Tournament and Volleyball Festival to Spotlight Hidden Talent

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji’s Grassroots Sevens and Volleyball Festival is lighting a spark for overlooked athletes and small clubs. A bold step to open fresh pathways and showcase hidden talent, weaving sport and community into a hopeful new chapter for Fiji’s grassroots.

  • Naqali Village: 16-Year-Old Girl Dies After Alleged Cane Knife Attack; Suspect in Custody

    Naqali Village: 16-Year-Old Girl Dies After Alleged Cane Knife Attack; Suspect in Custody

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Tragedy strikes Naqali Village as a 16-year-old girl dies after a violent attack. With the suspect in custody and investigations underway, the case raises urgent questions about mental health support and community safety. A sobering reminder of the vulnerability in our communities and the need for proactive protection.

  • From Dishwashing to Restaurant Manager: Rizwan’s Labasa Success Story

    From Dishwashing to Restaurant Manager: Rizwan’s Labasa Success Story

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    From dishwashing at a bustling kitchen to steering Matata Kitchen as its manager, Rizwan Sheik Madar’s journey is a testament to grit, patience, and unwavering hope. Raised with little, he turned early setbacks into years of hard-won skill, guided by a mentor who believed in him. A powerful reminder that perseverance can shape a brighter…

  • Fiji TRC Nears Conclusion by February, Extension Possible

    Fiji TRC Nears Conclusion by February, Extension Possible

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission edges toward its final report, with talks of extensions and a roadmap for ongoing healing. As testimonies weave a complex picture of the nation’s past, the path forward—reconciliation, dialogue, and safeguards for the future—remains in flux.

  • Fiji Ports Wins Triple SPX Awards for ESG, Reporting and Annual Report of the Year

    Fiji Ports Wins Triple SPX Awards for ESG, Reporting and Annual Report of the Year

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Three SPX awards spotlight Fiji Ports Corporation Ltd’s commitment to transparency, sustainability, and strong reporting. A collaborative, ISO-verified five-year plan is steering resilience and digital transformation across the organization.

  • Fiji Hosts Regional Workshop to Accelerate Pacific Trade Facilitation

    Fiji Hosts Regional Workshop to Accelerate Pacific Trade Facilitation

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji is charting a new course for faster, more transparent trade across the Pacific. A high-level workshop in Nadi, backed by the World Bank, centers on digital border reforms and the National Single Window at the heart of regional modernization. Delegations from six Pacific nations explored governance, funding, and legal harmonization as they lay groundwork…

  • From Nadi to the Fiji Times: A Media Graduate’s Resilient Journey

    From Nadi to the Fiji Times: A Media Graduate’s Resilient Journey

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Kata Wiseman Koli’s journey from Nadi to Suva is a powerful reminder that resilience, faith, and practical training can turn tough transitions into opportunity. He describes navigating independence and peer pressure, and how hands-on experience helped chart a path in the media world. A compelling peek at how perseverance can transform obstacles into success.

  • Village Boys gear up for Wairiki 7s as Fiji Bitter series heats up

    Village Boys gear up for Wairiki 7s as Fiji Bitter series heats up

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    With the Wairiki 7s just days away, the Village Boys are dialing up focus and grit. A blend of youth and experience faces injuries and fundraising hurdles, yet the drive to build on a strong start is clear. Expect a weekend of high-stakes rugby and big potential on the field.

  • Fiji Wins Global Backing for Coral Reef Climate Resilience at UNEA-7

    Fiji Wins Global Backing for Coral Reef Climate Resilience at UNEA-7

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji helped push a bold global resolution on the climate resilience of coral reefs toward consensus at a major environmental gathering. After intense, late-night negotiations, the milestone signals rising momentum for ocean protection and climate action, highlighting Fiji’s leadership in global environmental diplomacy.

  • Why a Dilated Eye Exam Could Reveal More Than You Think

    Why a Dilated Eye Exam Could Reveal More Than You Think

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Your eyes can reveal more than vision alone. Learn why a comprehensive dilated eye exam matters for catching common eye diseases early—and how simple lifestyle steps can protect your sight now and for years to come.

  • Markets and Women’s Safety: The Hidden Economic Issue

    Markets and Women’s Safety: The Hidden Economic Issue

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Rising violence against women is moving from homes into markets and online spaces, a concern echoed at a 16 Days of Activism event. Vendors face intimidation, online shaming, and new digital scams targeting women who use mobile payments. Framing safety as an economic issue, officials call for united action to create safer, more supportive environments—both…

  • Miss Fiji Week: Floods, Fashion, and Future Leaders

    Miss Fiji Week: Floods, Fashion, and Future Leaders

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Miss Fiji Week is in full swing, weaving culture, couture, and a wake‑up call from a flooding scare into the spotlight. Contestants step up to tackle national issues, with eyes on the crown and the hearts of the nation. Expect elegant moments, resilience, and real conversations as the journey toward coronation unfolds.

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  • Taiwan and Fiji Boost Disaster Readiness With New Medical Equipment and EMT Training
    Taiwan and Fiji Boost Disaster Readiness With New Medical Equipment and EMT TrainingDecember 9, 2025
    New steps in disaster response: Taiwan backs Fiji with emergency medical gear and intensive EMT training, signaling a growing partnership aimed at quicker, better care in crises. As frontline teams sharpen skills in Taiwan, Fiji strengthens its readiness to protect communities when it matters most.
  • Fiji Signals Continued Agribusiness Growth as PHAMA Plus Renewal Talks Open
    Fiji Agriculture Poised for Growth as PHAMA Plus Extends SupportDecember 9, 2025
    Fiji’s agriculture is charting a bold path toward stronger export growth as leaders and partners gather to shape the sector’s next chapter. Expect renewed collaboration, sharper value chains, and continued support guiding the journey ahead.
  • Jakarta Office Blaze Leaves At Least 22 Dead After Battery Explosion
    Jakarta Office Fire Ignites Workplace Safety DebateDecember 9, 2025
    A devastating blaze ripped through a seven-story Jakarta office building during the lunch hour, with crews racing to determine what happened and who remains unaccounted for. Early reports point to a battery-related explosion as investigators probe safety measures inside the workplace. The community gathers as the full impact unfolds.
  • Driver failed to follow officer’s instructions in fatal Naseakula Road checkpoint crash, LTA says
    Naseakula Road Checkpoint Tragedy: Investigation Sparks Debate on SafetyDecember 9, 2025
    New details emerge after a deadly checkpoint incident, with investigators pointing away from equipment issues and toward driver decisions amid bad weather and a heavy load. As road fatalities rise, officials emphasize accountability and renewed focus on road safety.
  • Cambodia Pulls Out of SEA Games Amid Escalating Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes
    Cambodia Pulls Out of SEA Games Amid Escalating Thai-Cambodian Border ClashesDecember 9, 2025
    Cambodia pulls its delegation from the Southeast Asian Games as border clashes with Thailand escalate for a third day. Officials cite serious safety concerns and families’ pleas to bring athletes home, signaling a worrying turn for the regional event.
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