Fiji News
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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.
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Delta Tigers’ Historic Double Fuels Rewa’s OFC Pro League Dream
Delta Tigers are hailed for a historic double, with President Nazeel Buksh praising discipline, faith, and unity that powered the season. From a record-breaking celebration to bold plans for a new clubhouse, home ground, and youth academy, this community-driven story hints at big ambitions and the Red Wall’s unwavering support behind Rewa’s next chapter.
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FRU Blocks Nasilasila From Final Over Rule Breach and Safety Concerns
In a bold move focused on player welfare and tournament integrity, a top rugby union blocks a high-profile finalist from the final. The decision hints at a careful rehabilitation path and a firm reminder that rules and safety come first.
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Malolo Rugby Clinches Skipper Cup in Emotional Night of Remembrance
An emotionally charged day in Sigatoka as Malolo rugby marks a landmark Skipper Cup victory, honoring a late mentor and reflecting on a season of perseverance, unity, and rising ambition. With the support of devoted fans fueling their journey, the team looks toward a bright, unstoppable future.
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Fiji Tourism: Competition Heats Up as Demand Slows
Fiji’s tourism is at a crossroads as global competition tightens and traveler expectations shift. Leaders say smarter infrastructure and enhanced experiences could unlock new value, signaling a resilient path forward for the islands.
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Fiji Education Ministry Launches Special Audit to Boost School Funding Transparency
Fiji launches a nationwide audit of education funding and social assistance, signaling a sharper focus on transparency and responsible budgeting. As reforms reshape how grants are utilized and travel costs are managed, expectations rise for stronger accountability and student-centered outcomes.
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Fiji Dairy Dilemma: Can Local Milk Meet Growing Demand?
Fiji’s dairy industry is at a crossroads, with local milk production lagging far behind demand and the nation leaning on imports. As cattle disease pressures rise and new dairy training programs roll out, collaboration between government and farmers aims to rebuild homegrown milk production.
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Fiji Parliament Set for High-Stakes Session on Infrastructure, Cybercrime and Digital Governance
Parliament opens a high-stakes session, delivering ministerial statements and a flurry of questions on infrastructure, education, and digital governance. With cyclone-season readiness, cybercrime initiatives, and major transport and energy projects on the table, this day sets the tone for governance and accountability in Fiji.
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Radisson Blu Fiji Leads Pinktober Charity with 10K Donation
During Pinktober, a Fiji resort donated $10,000 to support cancer care and hosted a moving talk by a cancer survivor, underscoring the vital role of early screening. The story also highlights how local businesses team up to boost health initiatives across the community.
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Fiji Ministers Urge Year-Round Breast Cancer Awareness
Vigilance and community action take center stage as leaders stress ongoing breast cancer awareness beyond Pinktober. Personal stories and new local programs highlight the need for education, early detection, and sustained support to help families facing the disease.
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Fiji Faces Meth Surge as Transit Hub Fuels Addiction Among Young Workers
Fiji is confronting a rising meth crisis that’s seeping into everyday life across communities from city streets to outer islands. Officials warn the stimulant is drawing more users—especially workers and young adults—while advocates push for united action and real paths to recovery.
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Fiji Trims COP30 Delegation as Partnerships Take Center Stage
Fiji’s COP30 delegation is set to be notably lean, with government representatives making up roughly a third. The rest brings development partners, researchers, and regional voices to the table, underscoring a collaborative push for climate action that centers vulnerable communities.
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COP31 Host Tug‑of‑War: Australia and Turkey Battle for the Summit
Two nations are jockeying for the coveted COP31 host as behind-the-scenes diplomacy intensifies and regional allies weigh in. With climate-vulnerable Pacific nations watching closely, the outcome could reshape the next chapter of global climate action.
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COP30: Pacific Islands Demand Urgent Climate Action and Finance for the Blue Pacific
With COP30 looming, Pacific island nations warn that climate change is an existential crisis demanding action over talk. A mounting infrastructure deficit and a climate-finance gap—where the region receives only a sliver of funding—are fueling urgent calls for a tangible plan as youth and leaders chart a course for COP31. Could the Blue Pacific’s ocean-climate…
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Fiji Names Esrom Immanuel Finance Minister as Investment Confidence Rises
Fiji ushers in a new era of financial leadership as Esrom Yosef Immanuel takes the helm of the Finance Ministry. With signs of rising investment and upbeat construction activity, the move hints at a potentially brighter economic path ahead.