Fiji News

Fiji signals a renewed, united front against drug-related crime, pairing tougher border security with a commitment to safeguarding its booming tourism sector. With resilience and warmth at the forefront, officials stress responsible messaging as the nation faces ongoing challenges.

Melbourne Cup week is heating up as the final field tightens for one of Australia’s biggest showdowns. Expect record stakes, a glittering trophy, and surprises that could rewrite the season’s story.

A wave of viral illnesses has communities on alert, with health officials urging vigilance and practical precautions. Simple steps—stay hydrated, get enough rest, and seek early medical advice if fever or fatigue appears—can help protect you and your loved ones. Good hygiene and mindful behavior remain key to slowing transmission and keeping families safer.

Fijian Holdings Limited reveals a watershed milestone in Fiji’s indigenous‑led business story. A landmark new tower and bold expansion across sectors signal a bright future for investors and communities alike.

Sean “Diddy” Combs is asking a federal appeals court to speed up his appeal of a prostitution-related conviction, along with the 50-month sentence he’s serving. With months already served and potential credits on the table, a quick ruling could shift the case’s trajectory—and fuel broader discussions about accountability and reintegration in high-profile matters.

A second U.S. rate cut could send ripple effects far beyond the dollar. It might boost Fiji’s tourism and ease import costs, but experts warn the gains could be short-lived as commodity prices shift and debt concerns rise. In this shifting rate landscape, Fiji faces inflation, reserves, and growth hopes that could hinge on global…

From a troubled past to his heavyweight debut in Fiji, Lance Clark’s journey is a testament to grit, faith, and hard work. Tomorrow in Suva, he steps into the ring against Senivalati Ratu, a bout that could mark more than a win. Guided by a veteran coach and a relentless training regime, Clark’s story promises…

FHCL appoints Semi Dranibaka as its first local CEO, steering a new era of sustainable mahogany management and renewed market ambitions. With plans for international forest certification and broader growth, this leadership shift hints at a promising chapter for Fiji’s forestry sector.

Prince William and Kate clinched a privacy victory in a French court after a magazine published unauthorized family photos from a recent ski trip. The ruling spotlights the ongoing tension between public life and protecting children’s private moments, echoing past clashes with paparazzi.

Suva heats up as Skipper Cup finals promise a day of high-stakes rugby, youthful promise, and fierce club pride. The under-20 clash between Nadi and Naitasiri kicks off a stacked lineup, followed by a senior men’s showdown that could tip the balance in a long-running rivalry. With players from across the islands and vocal community…

Fiji is kicking off a large-scale housing initiative that turns land into affordable, cyclone-resilient homes and vibrant communities. From Veikoba to other sites, the project focuses on expanding homeownership for families while delivering essential infrastructure and shared amenities that could reshape neighborhood life.

Tailevu marks a historic turning point as a long-awaited government decision unlocks land for a new provincial office, signaling a boost for local governance and community initiatives. With ongoing land reclamation and multi-million-dollar investments shaping the province, residents glimpse renewed opportunities ahead.

On a busy road near a local school, a 66-year-old retiree volunteers with homemade road signs to help children cross safely. His quiet vigil, born from decades in safety work and a deep care for families, highlights how everyday acts can shape a safer, kinder neighborhood.

New data from Fiji’s corrections landscape reveals a surprising shift: older offenders are now linked to serious crimes, while younger individuals are driving rising theft and substance issues. As families and communities seek answers, the focus turns to prevention, rehabilitation, and rebuilding paths for the next generation.

Across Tailevu, 176 clan heads await vital allowances, sparking a fractious provincial council debate about funding, independence, and the practical needs of traditional leadership. As discussions touch on governance and community development, the issue signals broader questions about the province’s future.

Papua New Guinea’s political scene shifts with a new rule aimed at easing leadership challenges. Prime Minister James Marape faces a defining moment as the country seeks steadier governance and a sharper focus on urgent national priorities.

Cyclone Montha unleashed destructive winds and heavy rains along India’s eastern coast, triggering floods and widespread disruption in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. As rescue teams move in and officials assess the damage, the event highlights urgent questions about preparedness and resilience in the face of escalating storms. Communities rally together, even as losses mount and…

Rugby league’s eligibility rules are under renewed scrutiny as the sport braces for a high-stakes 2026 World Cup. With Samoa and Tonga rising as serious contenders and record crowds fueling the buildup, a heated debate over national allegiance could shape the game’s global future.

Fiji’s sugar industry is facing a ticking clock as hundreds of cane leases near expiration, threatening livelihoods and regional farming. With renewals on the line and production pressures mounting, a coordinated effort from landowners and authorities could determine the sector’s future resilience.

Two regional police forces are poised to deepen security cooperation with a landmark pact on information-sharing and joint investigations. With training upgrades and new Pacific partnerships in the mix, the move promises to reshape how Australia and PNG safeguard their communities.

Growing concerns over Fiji’s diet are prompting a new focus on affordable, nutritious choices. A Lautoka workshop highlights how everyday meals—and local farming—could curb malnutrition and ease strain on healthcare. A hopeful push toward healthier eating may begin at home and in the community, shaping healthier generations.