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  • Turkey to Host COP31 as Pacific Voices Rally for Real Representation

    Turkey to Host COP31 as Pacific Voices Rally for Real Representation

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    COP31 takes an unexpected turn as Turkey hosts and Australia leads the talks, testing whether Pacific voices will finally shape the agenda. Pacific leaders push for co-governance, Indigenous knowledge, and ocean stewardship at the heart of negotiations. With 1.5°C on the line, this summit could redefine regional partnerships and bold climate action for vulnerable communities.

  • Unidentified Woman Found in Fenner Park, Lautoka: Police Appeal for Clues

    Unidentified Woman Found in Fenner Park, Lautoka: Police Appeal for Clues

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    An unanswered mystery unfolds in Fenner Park after a woman was found near a tree, leaving the community searching for clues. Believed to be in her 20s or 30s, she wore black gorilla-design shorts, a ring, and red-and-white beads. Investigators say any detail could help bring answers.

  • Pacific Push for COP31 After Australia Loses Hosting Bid

    Pacific Push for COP31 After Australia Loses Hosting Bid

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Pacific climate leaders are signaling that the race to host COP31 isn’t over yet. With surprising diplomatic twists and a unique setup involving Türkiye, a Pacific pre-COP, and uncertain leadership, the coming negotiations could shift how climate justice and resilience are pursued in the region. Behind the headlines lie urgent questions for food security, frontline…

  • COP30: Palau Demands Urgent Climate Finance to Protect 1.5°C for Small Island Nations

    COP30: Palau Demands Urgent Climate Finance to Protect 1.5°C for Small Island Nations

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Steven Victor, Palau’s Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Environment, calls COP30 a “COP of Truth” as he pushes for real climate finance and urgent action to shield small island nations from the 1.5°C threat. The plea highlights a widening gap between promises and progress, with vulnerable communities and priceless ecosystems at stake.

  • Rugby League World Cup 2026: Three Countries, 53 Matches, One Global Showdown

    Rugby League World Cup 2026: Three Countries, 53 Matches, One Global Showdown

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    A historic Rugby League World Cup is coming in 2026, spanning three nations with men’s, women’s, and wheelchair battles. Expect a global festival of talent, drama, and national pride as teams chase glory over a packed, unforgettable schedule.

  • Anchor Albacore’s Future sparks Pacific push at WCPFC22

    Anchor Albacore’s Future sparks Pacific push at WCPFC22

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    A Pacific-led plan to stabilize South Pacific albacore faces a pivotal moment at the upcoming WCPFC meeting. Backed by global retailers, the push hinges on a science-based management framework and stronger safeguards—from observer coverage to bycatch rules—to secure the fishery’s future.

  • Money Talks: Retail Giants Push Tuna Sustainability at WCPFC Meeting

    Money Talks: Retail Giants Push Tuna Sustainability at WCPFC Meeting

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Global buyers are quietly reshaping tuna governance in the Pacific, using market power to demand tougher, traceable management. Retailers and certification schemes are elevating sustainability from a goal to a must, signaling a new era of accountability for tuna stocks.

  • Fiji Tightens Courthouse Security After Journalist Attack

    Fiji Tightens Courthouse Security After Journalist Attack

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Following a violent assault outside a Fiji courthouse, authorities announce urgent steps to bolster security for journalists and courthouse staff. The move signals a renewed commitment to protecting press freedom and safe access to justice, even as questions linger.

  • Romy Mars Breaks Silence on Body-Image Trolls, Denies Cosmetic Surgery

    Romy Mars Breaks Silence on Body-Image Trolls, Denies Cosmetic Surgery

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Romy Mars opens up about the online body-shaming she’s faced and the pressure of growing up in the public eye. In a candid moment, she addresses rumors about her appearance and what it means to own your image in the age of social media. A timely take on privacy, identity, and the double standards women…

  • New WHO Pacific Office Opens in Pohnpei to Boost Micronesia’s Health Resilience

    New WHO Pacific Office Opens in Pohnpei to Boost Micronesia’s Health Resilience

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    A newly revamped WHO office in Pohnpei marks a fresh chapter for health in Micronesia as leaders confront rising non-communicable diseases and climate-related health threats. The move signals renewed partnerships across governments, civil society, and neighboring islands to bolster resilience across the Pacific.

  • Pacific albacore at stake as Manila talks loom over harvest rules

    Pacific albacore at stake as Manila talks loom over harvest rules

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Negotiations in Manila loom over the future of a $1B South Pacific tuna industry. A science-based harvesting plan sits at the heart of the talks, with experts warning that delay could shake access to premium markets and impact island livelihoods. The coming decision could steer the fishery toward sustainable gains or unsettling disruptions.

  • WCPFC Manila Meeting Eyes Monitoring Reforms and High-Seas Transshipment

    WCPFC Manila Meeting Eyes Monitoring Reforms and High-Seas Transshipment

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Manila’s looming WCPFC gathering could decide the fate of monitoring and high-seas transshipment in the Pacific. Deep tensions and stubborn opposition threaten progress toward stronger oversight, leaving the region watching closely for any sign of meaningful change.

  • Fiji Tightens Burial Rules with $5,000 Fine in New Amendment

    Fiji Tightens Burial Rules with $5,000 Fine in New Amendment

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji eyes tougher burial-site rules with a proposed amendment that would raise fines for unlicensed grounds to $5,000 and push for nationwide licensing. The plan emphasizes public health, stricter maintenance standards, and a centralized system for burial grounds.

  • Fiji and New Zealand Eye $2 Billion Trade Boost Through Climate-Smart Agriculture

    Fiji and New Zealand Eye $2 Billion Trade Boost Through Climate-Smart Agriculture

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Fiji and New Zealand are aiming for a $2 billion trade milestone by 2030, powered by tech-driven farming, climate-smart practices, and smarter water management. A recent scoping mission signals deeper collaboration across high-value crops, education, and capacity building—a bold step toward a more resilient, market-ready agricultural sector.

  • Fiji’s 2006 Parliament Reunites for Reconciliation

    Fiji’s 2006 Parliament Reunites for Reconciliation

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Former members of Fiji’s 2006 Parliament are convening for a weekend reunion led by ex-Speaker Pita Nacuva. The gathering aims to reflect on their brief tenure, offer reconciliation, and usher in a sense of closure to a controversial chapter in Fiji’s political history.

  • Tonga in limbo as Parliament weighs next Prime Minister between nobles and People’s Representatives

    Tonga in limbo as Parliament weighs next Prime Minister between nobles and People’s Representatives

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Tonga stands at a political crossroads as Parliament weighs who should lead next, with the choice split between the People’s Representatives and the noble ranks. Amid the jockeying for the post, a historic milestone for Tonga’s lone female MP adds a fresh dynamic, while the monarchy pursues new international ties. A pivotal moment for the…

  • Tuna Transparency Push Targets On-Water Monitoring Ahead of WCPFC22

    Tuna Transparency Push Targets On-Water Monitoring Ahead of WCPFC22

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    As regional talks loom, a leading conservation group warns that without robust on-the-water monitoring, tuna stocks and vulnerable species hang in the balance. From electronic monitoring commitments to new pledges and edge-AI tech, the push is on to bring transparency to a multi-billion-dollar supply chain—and fast.

  • Stakes Rise as WCPFC Weighs Albacore Harvest Rules in Manila

    Stakes Rise as WCPFC Weighs Albacore Harvest Rules in Manila

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    As a pivotal WCPFC meeting in Manila approaches, the fate of the South Pacific albacore harvest hangs in the balance. A delayed harvest strategy could unlock clarity for island economies, even as rising costs and dwindling catches threaten the longline sector. The decision could reshape livelihoods and the region’s tuna outlook for years to come.

  • First PALM insurance payout to a Fijian worker sparks praise

    First PALM insurance payout to a Fijian worker sparks praise

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    History in the making under the PALM scheme: the first insurance payout goes to a Fijian worker who opted for a modest weekly premium to safeguard his family’s future. A testament to foresight and sacrifice, showing how small steps can create lasting security even in tough times.

  • Fijiana Sevens Unveil Adaptive Training Ahead of Cape Town Sevens

    Fijiana Sevens Unveil Adaptive Training Ahead of Cape Town Sevens

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    Cape Town Sevens could be Fiji’s moment to rebound with smarter tactics and sharper execution. From adaptive training and match-analysis to team-first walkthroughs and refined warm-ups, the Fijiana are sharpening their edge and building momentum. A focused, unified approach promises a compelling showing on the world stage.

  • FFA Unites Behind South Pacific Albacore Rules Ahead of WCPFC Meeting

    FFA Unites Behind South Pacific Albacore Rules Ahead of WCPFC Meeting

    Dec 5, 2025
    in Fiji News

    FFA members wrapped up a focused briefing in Manila, sharpening a united stance for the upcoming WCPFC session. Highlights include pushing for a South Pacific albacore framework, climate-responsive governance, and stronger monitoring and bycatch safeguards. The groundwork signals a proactive regional push for sustainable and collaborative fisheries management.

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  • South Pacific Albacore Management Pact Aims to Stabilize Fisheries
    South Pacific Albacore Management Pact Seeks Stability for Fleets and MarketsDecember 6, 2025
    Crucial steps in a South Pacific albacore management deal aim to stabilize fleets, coastal communities, and global markets. After years of tough negotiations, the true test will be how quickly benefits surface on the water. The outcome could redefine sustainable fishing for the region.
  • Fiji’s New Insolvency Bill Promises a Fresh Start for MSMEs
    Fiji Advances Fresh Start Insolvency Bill to Support MSMEsDecember 6, 2025
    Fiji moves to overhaul its nearly century-old bankruptcy rules with a Personal Insolvency Bill that promises a fresh start for honest debtors and new support for MSMEs. The reform aims to streamline debt relief, reduce stigma, and accelerate pathways to financial recovery.
  • Fiji Targets Women's Economic Rise with Cross-Ministry Gender Equality Plan
    Fiji Pushes for Gender Mainstreaming to Unlock Women’s Economic PotentialDecember 6, 2025
    Fiji confronts a paradox: women are almost half the population but remain under-represented in the workforce, trapped in precarious informal work and facing barriers to land and livelihoods. A government-wide push for gender mainstreaming promises to unlock inclusive growth and brighter prospects for all Fijians.
  • Wissa Nears Newcastle United Return Ahead of Burnley Clash
    Wissa Nears Newcastle Return Ahead of Burnley ClashDecember 6, 2025
    Yoane Wissa’s comeback for Newcastle is edging closer, with Eddie Howe hinting a debut could be on the horizon. As the Magpies chase momentum at home, a fresh update on Tonali adds a twist to their plans. Could this be the lift they’ve been hoping for as they push up the table?
  • Thomas Dunn Signs with Bula FC Ahead of Inaugural Oceania Football Federation Pro League
    Fiji’s Thomas Dunn Joins Bula FC Ahead of Inaugural Oceania Pro LeagueDecember 6, 2025
    From Navua to the national jersey, a rising footballer signs with Bula FC as the OFL Pro League nears. His journey—from schoolyard beginnings to Fiji’s U17/U20 squads and international stints—promises an exciting new chapter in regional football.
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