Fiji News
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Fiji Tariffs: Business Voices Call for Clarity as Regulator Delays Decision to 2026
in Fiji NewsA major business group questions the transparency of the latest electricity tariff consultation, arguing that commercial voices weren’t adequately reflected. With the final decision postponed, stakeholders are demanding a detailed breakdown of submissions and clearer analysis before any steps are taken.
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Commonwealth Convenes on AI Rules to Safeguard Elections
in Fiji NewsArtificial intelligence is sparking urgent talks on protecting elections and safeguarding public trust. Nations are exploring shared, forward‑looking rules to harness AI’s benefits while defending democracy from misinformation.
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Havili Set to Become Moana Pasifika’s First 50-Cap Player in Fiji Drua Clash
in Fiji NewsWilliam Havili is poised to become Moana Pasifika’s first player to reach 50 appearances, lining up for a landmark clash with the Fijian Drua in Lautoka. A battle of Pacific Island pride, leadership, and high‑tempo rugby that promises plenty of drama early in Super Rugby Pacific.
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Nuffield Health Center in Tamavua Temporarily Closes Amid Meningococcal Case
in Fiji NewsTamavua’s Nuffield Health Center has triggered swift safety measures after a meningococcal case. With temporary closures and patient relocations underway, the facility is mobilizing isolation plans to protect patients and the wider community.
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Nauru’s bold name change: could it become Naoero?
in Fiji NewsA bold bid to rename a nation to better honor its language and heritage is moving through parliament. If approved, Nauru would be known as Naoero, reshaping symbols, records, and its place on the world stage—a story of cultural pride and identity in the making.
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Ex-ILSC Secretary Jailed in Cheque Fraud Case
in Fiji NewsFormer public official sentenced to five years in prison for a cheque-fraud scheme that forged signatures and diverted more than $10,000. The verdict highlights a stark breach of trust in public service and the strong stance on accountability in governance.
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OACPS Inaugural Ambassadors Bureau Sets Stage for 2026 Malabo Summit
in Fiji NewsBrussels hosts the inaugural meeting of the OACPS Bureau, launching a term focused on closer regional cooperation. Ambassadors from six regions outline priorities and leadership as they lay the groundwork for upcoming milestones and a major Heads of State summit. The gathering signals a proactive push to harmonize efforts across member states.
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Solomon Islands ratifies Pacific Resilience Facility, accelerating regional climate finance
in Fiji NewsBig steps forward in Pacific climate resilience as the Solomon Islands ratifies a groundbreaking regional financing facility. From high-level diplomacy to hands-on workshops in Fiji, leaders are shaping the rules that could power resilient, sustainable infrastructure across the region—with momentum building toward 2026.
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Commonwealth Ministers Unveil Plan to Fortify Democracy and Justice Amid Climate and Misinformation Challenges
in Fiji NewsFrom Fiji, Commonwealth law ministers unveil a bold plan to strengthen the rule of law, human rights, and public participation amid democratic strains, economic pressures, and climate threats. Their talks produced a landmark pledge—the Nadi Declaration—paired with new tools to make civil litigation cheaper and to reform family courts, with a focus on reaching marginalized…
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Fiji’s Agri-Innovative Competition Accelerates MSME Growth and Market Access
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Agri-Innovative Competition is turning bold farming ideas into real-market wins, connecting farmers with buyers, mentors, and new tech. Tied to a sweeping MSME strategy, this effort spotlights innovation as a pathway to resilience and growth for the island nation’s agriculture sector.
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Fiji Turns to Young Innovators at First Innovation Hub Hackathon
in Fiji NewsFiji’s future might hinge on the creativity of its young innovators. A two-day hackathon in Suva spotlights FinTech, AgriTech, ClimateTech and more, challenging teams to dream up digital solutions that could help diversify and strengthen the economy.
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Tonga’s Prime Minister Becomes Champion of Weather Ready Pacific to Boost Regional Climate Resilience
in Fiji NewsTonga’s Prime Minister, Lord Fakafanua, steps in as Weather Ready Pacific Champion, signaling a new phase of regional leadership in climate resilience. The move hints at stronger early warnings, enhanced regional partnerships, and vital support for Pacific communities facing extreme weather.
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Faith and State Unite in Fiji’s Bold Drug Crisis Response
in Fiji NewsChurches across Fiji are uniting in a faith-led effort to confront a growing drug crisis. A promise of compassion, prevention, and community healing hints at a new era of collaboration that centers on families and hopeful futures.
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Ex-ILSC secretary jailed in forged-cheque corruption case
in Fiji NewsFive years in prison awaits a former public official after a conviction on multiple corruption charges. The court’s ruling underscores accountability for abusing a position of trust and signals a continued commitment to integrity in public institutions.
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Fiji Unveils Rehab-First Corrections Vision at Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting
in Fiji NewsLeaders are steering a bold shift in corrections—moving from punishment toward rehabilitation and dignity. Upgraded facilities, enhanced training, and digitized systems are shaping a future focused on reintegration and safer communities.
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Dove Body Wash: The Family-Friendly Hydration Secret
in Fiji NewsA gentle, moisturizing body wash that turns daily showers into a soothing ritual. Its creamy formula keeps skin soft without stripping moisture, and its family-friendly design makes it a practical staple for any bathroom.
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Phagwa in Fiji Gets a Musical Boost from Bina and Lahore Instruments
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Phagwa fills the air with color, rhythm, and community spirit. Discover how approachable Bina instruments and time-honored Lahore crafts turn the festival into a welcoming, music-filled celebration for people of all ages.
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FETA 2025: Fiji Tourism Awards Expand to Spotlight SMEs
in Fiji NewsFiji’s tourism awards are expanding to honor SMEs and the entire industry across 23 categories, under the theme “Echoes of Fiji.” A new chapter, led by the first female chair, promises a fresh venue and evolving categories that celebrate the heart of Fijian hospitality.
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Fiji’s Rising Sprinter Roko Ilaisa Tabete Embraces Hurdles to Elevate 400m Goals
in Fiji NewsSixteen-year-old Fiji talent Roko Ilaisa Tabete is mixing things up on the track, adding hurdles to his 400m focus and drawing on Oceania Games experience to sharpen his mindset. Guided by coach Albert Miller, this rising star from Matuku, Lau is chasing fresh goals that could redefine his season.
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Bula FC Set for Vanuatu United Clash as Auvray Demands More Goals
in Fiji NewsBula FC’s coach, Stephane Auvray, is rallying his squad after a tight setback and insists the goals will come with a sharper attack. A pivotal clash with Vanuatu United FC in Australia looms, and the mid-table side is determined to rebound and spark their campaign.
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Battle of the Pacific Looms as Moana Pasifika Take on the Drua
in Fiji NewsMoana Pasifika head to Fiji for a high-stakes opening-round clash with the Fijian Drua, in the Battle of the Pacific. Tana Umaga arrives with renewed confidence as the sides prepare for a gripping showdown at Churchill Park. A coaching reunion adds extra spice as kickoff at 3:30 PM promises a day of Pacific rugby drama.