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  • Fiji FLP Pushes for Independent Commission and Security Briefing Amid Drug Crisis

    Fiji FLP Pushes for Independent Commission and Security Briefing Amid Drug Crisis

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Calls for sweeping reforms spark debate over Fiji’s drug crisis and the fight for real institutional integrity. Proposals include an independent National Drug and Institutional Integrity Commission, a Public National Security Briefing, and tougher enforcement oversight aimed at restoring trust and accountability.

  • Fiji Expands Online Passport Appointments as Portal Reopens

    Fiji Expands Online Passport Appointments as Portal Reopens

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji’s passport process just got a reboot. The online portal is back, with more daily appointment slots and extended office hours during a busy December period. These updates aim to make applying faster and smoother for everyone—without the usual hassles.

  • Fiji Sugar: The Quiet Engine Behind Exports and Self-Sufficiency

    Fiji Sugar: The Quiet Engine Behind Exports and Self-Sufficiency

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji’s sugar sector is bucking the naysayers, proving its economic staying power. Recent data show investments translating into strong export earnings and a steady local supply, bolstering food security and the trade balance. Despite challenges, sugar remains a key pillar of self-sufficiency and rural livelihoods.

  • Taekwondo Turns Up Discipline at Suva Summer Camp

    Taekwondo Turns Up Discipline at Suva Summer Camp

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Two grandsons show a new level of discipline and respect after taking up taekwondo this year. A four‑day summer camp in Suva, welcoming over 50 children, hints at the broader impact martial arts can have on young lives. The changes at home and at camp are sparking curiosity about what’s possible next.

  • Tuwai backs Fiji Sevens to bounce back after costly errors

    Tuwai backs Fiji Sevens to bounce back after costly errors

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Former Fiji 7s star Jerry Tuwai backs the national men’s team, insisting they’re on the right track despite costly late mistakes on the Sevens Series. His hopeful take hints at a rapid bounce-back as Fiji eyes a strong run in upcoming tournaments.

  • Lautoka High Court Burglary: Staffer Charged as Probe Widens

    Lautoka High Court Burglary: Staffer Charged as Probe Widens

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Security concerns rise after a Lautoka High Court burglary leads to charges against a staff member, accused of conspiring to steal cash and court exhibits. Ongoing investigations aim to identify others involved, underscoring calls for strengthened protections at judicial facilities.

  • Fiji Unveils Tourism Beyond Boundaries at 2026 Convention

    Fiji Unveils Tourism Beyond Boundaries at 2026 Convention

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji gears up for a landmark two-day forum aimed at redefining its visitor economy under the bold theme “Tourism Beyond Boundaries.” Leaders from government, industry, and communities will explore resilience, inclusivity, and sustainable growth shaping Fiji’s tourism future.

  • Fiji Signals Continued Agribusiness Growth as PHAMA Plus Renewal Talks Open

    Fiji Signals Continued Agribusiness Growth as PHAMA Plus Renewal Talks Open

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Leaders and partners gathered in Suva to map Fiji’s path to stronger agricultural exports. The forum spotlighted progress across kava, spices, root crops, and fresh produce standards, with insights from regional peers. With continued support from Australia and New Zealand after 2026, a hopeful new chapter for Fiji’s agribusiness is on the horizon.

  • Jakarta Office Blaze Leaves At Least 22 Dead After Battery Explosion

    Jakarta Office Blaze Leaves At Least 22 Dead After Battery Explosion

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Tragedy strikes a seven-story Jakarta office building as a deadly blaze leaves many dead and rescuers racing to account for victims. Investigators point to an early battery-related ignition, underscoring the urgent need for stronger workplace fire safety measures.

  • Driver failed to follow officer’s instructions in fatal Naseakula Road checkpoint crash, LTA says

    Driver failed to follow officer’s instructions in fatal Naseakula Road checkpoint crash, LTA says

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    New details from a checkpoint crash cast light on the factors behind the tragedy, highlighting driver behavior and challenging weather on today’s roads. Investigators say the truck wasn’t at fault mechanically, pointing to an instruction not followed in wet conditions and a heavy load. With fatalities rising and misinformation spreading, officials urge patience as inquiries…

  • Brumbies Hopeful Pritchard Eyes Centre Spot for 2026 After Ikitau Exit

    Brumbies Hopeful Pritchard Eyes Centre Spot for 2026 After Ikitau Exit

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Pritchard is aiming to lock down a steady centre spot for the Brumbies, drawing from a breakout year and the lessons of seasoned teammates. With Len Ikitau’s exit and Tom Wright’s mentorship shaping his rise, he’s focused on the small details that could fuel a big year ahead.

  • Fiji’s Rising Aerobic Gymnasts Eye Global Stage at Oceania Camp in Australia

    Fiji’s Rising Aerobic Gymnasts Eye Global Stage at Oceania Camp in Australia

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji’s rising Aerobic Gymnastics stars have arrived in Melbourne for a pivotal continental camp in Bendigo. With standout athletes like Robyn Eastgate and Lauren Pilla and a lineup of elite coaches, the squad is sharpening skills and setting their sights on future international debuts.

  • Growing Voices Fuel Fiji Truth Commission’s Healing Drive

    Growing Voices Fuel Fiji Truth Commission’s Healing Drive

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji’s healing initiative is gaining momentum as more citizens share personal stories. Yet the road to trust, inclusion, and reconciliation reveals lingering gaps and difficult truths shaping the nation’s path forward.

  • Grieving Labasa Mother Seeks Justice After Wailevu Road Crash

    Grieving Labasa Mother Seeks Justice After Wailevu Road Crash

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Grief-stricken in Labasa, a mother recalls the sudden loss of her son in a fatal Wailevu road crash. As the festive season brings busier roads, questions of safety and vigilance linger, touching the hearts of the community.

  • Fiji Cabinet Deliberates on Electricity Tariffs Amid Rumors

    Fiji Cabinet Deliberates on Electricity Tariffs Amid Rumors

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Electricity tariffs take center stage as Cabinet discussions continue, with whispers of a potential rise and an official statement forthcoming. As past proposals drew scrutiny, watchers await clarity on what lies ahead for households and businesses.

  • Nintendo Wii: The Remote That Redefined Gaming

    Nintendo Wii: The Remote That Redefined Gaming

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    A console with a remote-like controller turned gaming into a family-friendly, movement-driven experience. Its groundbreaking approach reshaped an industry—and its ripple effects are still felt today.

  • From Fiji Village to the Skies: A 22-Year-Old Flight Attendant’s Rising Path

    From Fiji Village to the Skies: A 22-Year-Old Flight Attendant’s Rising Path

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    At 22, Aisea Naboko from Ra is turning a childhood dream into a reality as he soars across the Pacific as a flight attendant. Rooted in rural Fiji and fueled by family support, his story blends ambition, resilience, and a mission to inspire others from small towns to aim higher.

  • Pacific Anglican Mapping Initiative Targets Disaster Resilience

    Pacific Anglican Mapping Initiative Targets Disaster Resilience

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Across the Pacific, a faith-led resilience program is helping island communities map risk and plan for disasters—with youth leadership, digital mapping, and locally driven action plans. From evacuation readiness to safeguarding food and water, these efforts empower communities to face climate shocks with hope and practical solutions.

  • Fiji school rally empowers boys to stand against gender-based violence

    Fiji school rally empowers boys to stand against gender-based violence

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Queen Victoria School is championing a movement of respect, compassion and accountability among its students. The Strides Against Violence event, tied to White Ribbon Day and the 16 Days of Activism, spotlighted unity, inclusion, and a pledge to build a safer, more caring community.

  • Fiji Men Take Steps Toward Equality After Women’s Rights Training

    Fiji Men Take Steps Toward Equality After Women’s Rights Training

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    In Fiji, a milestone moment: 100 men from Rewa and Cakaudrove have completed the Male Advocacy for Women’s Human Rights program. Early feedback hints at deeper conversations, shared responsibilities, and a shift toward more respectful, equal partnerships at home and in the community.

  • Punja Family Fiji: Building a Pacific Business Powerhouse

    Punja Family Fiji: Building a Pacific Business Powerhouse

    Dec 9, 2025
    in Fiji News

    From humble beginnings in Fiji to a regional business footprint, this profile reveals how one family’s leadership, philanthropy, and strategic vision are shaping Fiji’s role as a Pacific financial hub—and what that could mean for the future.

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  • Historic Waimanu 7s Moves to Suva's HFC Bank Stadium for the First Time
    Historic Waimanu 7s Moves to Suva’s HFC Bank Stadium for the First TimeDecember 9, 2025
    Historic move, bigger stage, and two days of rugby excitement—Waimanu 7s kicks off in Suva’s stadium this weekend, signaling a bold new chapter for the tournament.
  • Historic Queensland State Cup Debut for Fiji's Raiwaqa Flyers
    Historic Queensland State Cup Debut for Fiji’s Raiwaqa FlyersDecember 9, 2025
    Fiji’s Raiwaqa Flyers make history with a first-ever invitation to the Queensland State Cup in Brisbane. The 16–20-year-old squad spent a week among 40+ teams, forging new friendships and soaking up lessons that will shape their young rugby journeys.
  • South Korea Deepens Pacific Islands Ties for Climate, Oceans and Digital Development
    South Korea Deepens Pacific Islands Ties for Climate, Oceans and Digital DevelopmentDecember 9, 2025
    South Korea vows a deeper partnership with Pacific Island nations, focusing on climate resilience and digital development across the region. As ministers map out joint actions on oceans, fisheries, and sustainable growth, a more integrated Pacific agenda takes shape.
  • Fiji National Club Championship Play-offs Kick Off as Grassroots Talent Takes Center Stage
    Fiji National Club Championship Play-offs Kick Off as Grassroots Talent Takes Center StageDecember 9, 2025
    Grassroots talent takes center stage as Fiji’s National Club Championship kicks off, highlighted by Bula FC’s high-profile signings. The weekend’s clashes promise a platform for rural players to shine and chase pathways into district teams and the pro ranks. Expect drama, ambition, and a glimpse of Fiji’s next football stars in the making.
  • Nadi Junior Rugby Festival Sparks Pacific Rugby Talent Surge
    Nadi Junior Rugby Festival Sparks Pacific Rugby Talent SurgeDecember 9, 2025
    Former Fiji 7s captain Jerry Tuwai hails the Nadi Junior Rugby Festival as a premier development platform in the Pacific, where young players from Fiji, Tuvalu and Nauru gain priceless experience and the values that shape champions. He says the impact extends far beyond the games, shaping futures on and off the field and lifting regional rugby standards. As the festival wraps up, its ripple effect promises to energize communities and nurture a new generation of Pacific talent.
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