Fiji News
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Fiji Parliament Sparks Clash Over Evacuation Centers and Disaster Readiness
A heated session in Fiji’s Parliament put disaster resilience and rural development under the spotlight. Ministers touted progress on evacuation centers, while opponents challenged the pace and priorities of past projects. With Cyclone Rae’s aftermath still unfolding, the debate turned to disaster risk management and safeguarding communities.
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Fiji Signs UN Cybercrime Convention to Strengthen Cybersecurity
Fiji’s cybersecurity landscape is set for a major upgrade with an international treaty on cybercrime. The move signals sweeping reforms, boosted digital forensics, and stronger protections for victims as the island nation strengthens regional and global cooperation against online threats.
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Denarau Bus Crash Sparks Fiji Road-Safety Debate
An early-morning bus crash in Denarau, Nadi, left dozens injured and has authorities investigating the cause. Emergency crews responded quickly as questions about road safety and driver practices come into focus, sparking renewed discussion on safer travel for Fiji’s road users.
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Fiji Names Esrom Immanuel as New Finance Minister in Cabinet Shake-Up
Fiji ushers in a new chapter of economic leadership as Esrom Yosef Immanuel takes the Finance Ministry helm. With a refreshed team and a pledge of inclusive governance, the move signals a forward-looking approach to stability and growth.
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Denarau bus crash in Fiji sparks safety concerns and investigations
Emergency responders rushed to a Denarau bus crash as investigators begin to uncover what happened. The incident highlights ongoing road-safety concerns and a string of recent accidents, leaving readers curious about the full story.
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Fiji Launches I-Recycle Station to Boost Recycling Infrastructure
WRFL unveils the I-Recycle Station, a weatherproof hub set to transform how Fiji handles recyclable waste. With a durable roof and organized collection spaces for industry, business, and hospitality, this initiative aims to boost recycling and cut landfill waste. A bold step toward a cleaner, more sustainable Fiji.
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Fiji Charts Path to a People-Centered Police Act Through Open Consultation
Fiji is turning the page on policing with a people-centred reform of its Police Act. With broad, inclusive dialogue across communities and civil society, the process aims to strengthen trust and rights-based safety—alongside a forthcoming draft and online submissions inviting broad participation.
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Fiji E-Ticket Upgrade: Balance Transfers Now Allowed for Card Replacements
A major upgrade to the e-ticketing system introduces balance transfers to replacement cards along with a new security step requiring a police report to authorize transfers. Officials acknowledge past shortcomings and pledge ongoing improvements to make public transport payments smoother and more reliable.
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Malolo Clinches Historic Skipper Cup Title in Suva
History was made as Malolo clinched a landmark title, riding a wave of community support and a dramatic comeback. A defining moment for the club and a potential turning point for Fiji rugby.
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India Clinches Historic First Women’s World Cup Title in Thrilling Final
India’s dream becomes reality as Harmanpreet Kaur leads a historic win in the Women’s World Cup final. A breakout performance from Shafali Verma and a pivotal all-round display from Deepti Sharma signal a bold new era for Indian women’s cricket.
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Fiji’s Teachers Association Pushes for More Women in Leadership
Women make up Fiji’s teaching force, but leadership roles still lag. Inside the Fiji Teachers Association, a push for more female representation is gaining ground through new programs and ongoing policy debates that could reshape education’s future.
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Hamas to hand over hostage bodies as Gaza ceasefire teeters amid clashes
Hostage recovery and a fragile ceasefire are being pulled to the edge as new clashes and shifting narratives shape the Gaza crisis. With international diplomacy intensifying and regional forces adjusting, the path toward lasting stability remains uncertain, amid rising humanitarian needs and strategic tensions.
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Miles Teller Delivers White House Satire on SNL
Miles Teller headlines a night of sharp, playful satire as SNL dives into a larger-than-life renovation fantasy that blends celebrity impressions with political whimsy. Expect outrageous decor dreams, unexpected twists, and plenty of humor that lives long after the curtain falls.
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Fiji Police Arrest Cocaine Ring Linked to Corporate Executive
Fiji’s battle against drug trafficking lands a dramatic blow as authorities dismantle a cocaine import network in a coordinated operation. A high-profile suspect and three others were detained after investigators intercepted a suspicious shipment, signaling a broader crackdown to protect communities. As the probe unfolds, the focus sharpens on the scale of the network and…
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Palau Hosts Pacific Disaster Risk Ministers Meeting to Chart Regional Resilience
Pacific disaster-risk ministers gather in Palau for a pivotal regional meeting aimed at strengthening resilience as climate threats intensify across the region. Delegates will chart steps on humanitarian coordination, the Blue Pacific Continent agenda, and critical tools like early-warning systems, climate mobility, and water security. With rising cyclones, floods, and sea-level rise pressing communities, the…
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Fiji Bakers to Earn Global Standards Through FMF-Azelis Training Initiative
Fiji’s bakers are set for a boost as FMF teams up with Australian partners to launch a new training program that brings international-standard techniques to local kitchens. The initiative focuses on growing homegrown talent, elevating quality, and strengthening communities—shaping the future of Fiji’s baking scene.
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Behind the Battle: War Films That Reveal the True Face of Conflict
War on screen reveals more than battles: it probes courage, guilt, and the stubborn resilience of the human spirit. A journey from front-line realism to dystopian futures, these films explore loyalty, sacrifice, and what it means to remain human when the guns fall silent.
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Sinner Wins Paris Masters, Eyes No. 1 Ranking
Jannik Sinner delivers a landmark Paris Masters triumph on the indoor hard courts, tightening his grip on the season’s big questions. With the ATP Finals in Turin in sight, the race for No. 1 and the closing chapters of the year heat up in dramatic fashion. A masterclass under pressure hints at even more big…
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All Blacks face Barrett brothers’ injury doubts ahead of Scotland test
An injury-plagued win keeps the All Blacks’ spirits high as Scott and Jordie Barrett face uncertain fortunes. With a demanding Grand Slam tour through the UK on the horizon, resilience and depth will be put to the ultimate test.
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Fire at Fiji’s Rarawai Mill Triggers Seasonal Layoffs and Industry Concerns
A devastating fire at a Fiji sugar mill threatens production and job security as repairs loom and cane deliveries are rerouted. The industry faces renewed questions about safety, maintenance, and resilience.
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Fiji-India Sugar Partnership: Training, Tech and Growth Ahead
An ambitious Fiji-India partnership is set to modernize the sugar industry, boost farmer productivity, and empower the next generation with targeted training and technology transfer. As collaboration deepens, communities could reap lasting gains in livelihoods and resilience. A forward-looking look at how cross-border cooperation is shaping growth and opportunity.