Fiji News

Tyson Fury hints at a comeback this year, stepping back into the heavyweight spotlight after retirement. The Gypsy King’s next move could shake up the division and ignite a new chapter in his storied career.

Young Kiwi keeper Matt Ford embarks on a fresh chapter with Bula FC, swapping familiar shores for Fiji’s demanding football scene. He’s adjusting to a new style and climate, counting on quick adaptation and solid team chemistry to spark a hopeful season.

Salesi Raiyasi has extended his Bordeaux Begles contract to 2028, keeping one of the Top 14’s most electrifying backs in the fold. The Flying Fijian fullback has lit up the season with his flair and relentless offloads, as his international promise keeps rising.

An oil spill in Walu Bay has led to road closures as containment teams race to limit the slick. Public safety is the priority while authorities monitor the scene and share updates on when roads can reopen.

Tragedy struck in Vitogo, Lautoka, as a man’s death is investigated as a suspected hit-and-run. A suspect is being questioned by police and a post-mortem is planned, as the incident raises urgent questions about road safety in the area.

BULA FC unveils Joshua Raj as their new Strength and Conditioning Coach as the club gears up for the OFC Pro League. With over seven years in high-performance fitness across multiple regions, Raj brings a global perspective to the squad’s preparations.

An early morning operation in Nadawa resulted in six detentions amid allegations of unlicensed liquor sales. The raid showcases ongoing police efforts and community vigilance aimed at keeping neighborhoods safer.

During a solemn matanigasau rooted in iTaukei tradition, Fiji’s military leadership offers a formal apology to the family of a former Prime Minister. A moment of forgiveness and reconciliation, guiding a path toward healing and unity within the community. The gesture is warmly received, signaling hopeful strides toward a cohesive future.

Tomorrow begins a three-week public consultation on proposed electricity tariff changes. Discover how you can share your views—attend sessions, submit feedback, or use online tools to gauge potential bill impacts and help shape fairer energy pricing.

A fuel leak near Walu Bay has sparked a rapid emergency response as crews race to contain the spill. Police have sealed off the area, restricting access from Suva and Lami, while responders work to keep the community safe. Officials promise ongoing updates as containment progresses.

New briefing on Fiji’s traditional leadership highlights a growing shortfall in chiefly titles across the islands, with hundreds of posts still vacant. Provincial gaps vary widely, signaling challenges—and opportunities—for sustaining cultural institutions and local communities.

UN Human Rights Office partners with local police to roll out training focused on the rights of vulnerable people and how officers engage right after an arrest. Officials stress that real reform is a long-term, cooperative effort built on capacity, inclusion, and trust between police and the communities they serve.

Authorities in Lautoka are investigating a suspected hit-and-run that claimed a life, with a suspect in custody and a post-mortem planned. The case highlights road safety and driving responsibility in the community.

Fiji’s sugar export prices have climbed sharply in recent years, peaking last year before easing this year as global supply and demand shift. Industry officials say true farmer returns depend on a blend of export earnings, regional sales, and molasses revenue, all shaped by evolving world markets.

Fiji moves into the New Year with a focus on stability, job creation, and support for small businesses—a plan aimed at lifting families and communities across the islands. Built on discipline, hard work, and unity, this forward-looking agenda sets the stage for a more prosperous year ahead.

An escalating standoff over Venezuela’s leadership draws international attention as strikes and arrests unfold. With regional voices weighing in amidst growing uncertainty, the coming days could redefine the country’s path to stability and reveal the broader risks of outside intervention.

At 93, Bertha Jean Bharat offers a life-affirming glimpse into memory, faith, and resilience. From a world of telegrams to early mornings of prayer and tending a cherished garden in Raiwaqa, her days glow with family, purpose, and quiet joy. A portrait of strength and warmth that lingers.

Fiji braces for a wetter spell and hotter days as a weak La Niña reshapes Pacific weather. Forecasters warn of above‑normal rainfall through March, with flood risks in low‑lying areas and a tropical-season mood in the air. Communities are urged to prepare—clear drains, secure homes, and stay vigilant as the wet season unfolds.

Fiji’s electricity tariff debate has become a high-stakes test of accountability, governance, and the role of privatization in public utilities. As contenders lock horns over affordability and regulation, the conversation points to deeper tensions shaping the future of power.

Young entrepreneurs are redefining Fiji’s urban life with fresh ideas and resilient business models. As they navigate online competition, these youth-led ventures aim to strengthen the local economy and keep money circulating within communities. A new chapter of urban innovation is taking shape.

Bula FC has enlisted Joshua Raj as its new strength and conditioning coach, bringing more than seven years of high-performance experience from across India, the Middle East, and Europe. As the OFC Pro League approaches, his fresh approach is set to elevate the squad and foster new collaboration within the team. A season of potential…