Fiji News
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Now You See Me: Now You Don’t Tops Box Office, Signals Franchise Comeback
in Fiji NewsNow You See Me: Now You Don’t bursts onto the weekend box office, delivering a strong opening that rekindles excitement for the beloved caper franchise. With familiar stars and a new lineup of magicians, plus a renewed marketing push, the film signals fresh momentum for cinemas this season.
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Fiji Road Safety Crisis: Fatalities Jump 73% as Enforcement Tightens
in Fiji NewsFiji faces a troubling surge in road deaths in the first quarter, sparking urgent calls for accountability and tougher enforcement. As leaders push for stricter penalties and a change in driving culture, the road-safety battle enters a critical new phase.
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Fiji Forms CAP-Powered Partnership to Strengthen Multi-Hazard Early Warning
in Fiji NewsFiji takes a bold step toward stronger disaster readiness as telecoms and national agencies unite to modernize the alert system. Using the Common Alerting Protocol, vital warnings could reach people across SMS, radio, TV, apps, and more—helping communities stay informed from coast to inland in times of crisis.
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Carney’s Narrow Budget Victory Sets Stage for Canada’s Economic Policy
in Fiji NewsIn a razor-thin parliamentary vote, Carney’s budget clears a crucial hurdle for a minority Liberal government amid tariff pressures. The plan blends measured spending with strategic growth measures, signaling a new phase in Canada’s economic outlook and stirring cautious optimism about the government’s direction.
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Fiji Police Crackdown Sparks 30% Drop in Drug Offenses Under Operation Sasamaki
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Operation Sasamaki is delivering early wins as illicit drug offenses decline and major seizures unfold across all divisions. With rising meth cases and a stronger push for community partnership, officials say the fight is far from over and momentum must be maintained.
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Adaptation at the Core: Pacific Parliaments Urged to Put Climate Governance First
in Fiji NewsAdaptation is moving to the center of governance as climate impacts intensify. A prominent voice calls on parliaments to weave resilience into planning, ensure fair access to funding for frontline communities, and tighten oversight to align global goals with local needs. With a 1.5°C target in sight, the push for a more resilient future is…
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Met Costume Art: Fashion as Fine Art Debuts at the 2026 Met Gala
in Fiji NewsCostume Art reimagines fashion as a core language of art. The Met’s upcoming show blends paintings, sculptures, and drawings to trace how the dressed body tells stories across eras—and invites you to see clothing as a living artwork. A bold, cross-disciplinary journey that blurs the lines between couture and canvas.
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Punja’s Unveils Bhujia Mix to Celebrate 90-Year Milestone and Fiji-Pacific Expansion
in Fiji NewsPunja’s unveils its Bhujia Mix Range, celebrating 90 years of local leadership while venturing into Fiji’s snack scene. The milestone launch hints at a broader Pacific footprint and renewed investment in manufacturing and community jobs.
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Fiji teams up to boost nationwide disaster alerts
in Fiji NewsTelecom Fiji teams up with national disaster agencies to modernize Fiji’s Multi-Hazard Early Warning System. By integrating the Common Alerting Protocol, the collaboration aims to deliver faster, clearer alerts via SMS, radio, TV, and mobile apps—reaching communities from urban centers to outer islands when cyclones, floods, or other hazards loom.
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Burerua Village in Fiji Secures Treated Water After Community-Driven Push
in Fiji NewsAfter years of battling unreliable water, Burerua villagers are on the cusp of a breakthrough. A self-driven fundraising push and a major system upgrade promise clean, treated water for the community and a blueprint for nearby villages.
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Germany seals World Cup spot after commanding qualifier performance
in Fiji NewsGermany sealed their World Cup spot with a stunning 6-0 win, unleashing a first-half onslaught that left Slovakia overwhelmed. Leroy Sane shone with a brace as Germany reasserted their strength and set a confident tone for the upcoming tournament. A fresh surge of momentum now rides with this revitalized side.
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Holiday Fire Hazards Rise in Fiji, NFA Urges Caution
in Fiji NewsDevastating blaze tears through a Taci Village home in Noco, leaving an estimated $40,000 in damage but no injuries. As Fiji approaches the festive season, fire authorities warn that everyday home activities—especially cooking and decorative lighting—can raise the risk, urging simple precautions like checking wiring, turning off appliances, and keeping matches out of reach. With…
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Fiji Teacher’s Thyroid Surgery Highlights PSH Hospitals’ Push for Accessible Healthcare
in Fiji NewsFacing a thyroid tumor, a Tavua teacher discovers courage, swift action, and a compassionate medical team in Nadi. Her recovery story highlights resilience, family support, and the promise of accessible care for those in need.
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Fiji bets on communities to safeguard biodiversity ahead of COP15 goals
in Fiji NewsFiji’s biodiversity crisis is pushing a bold new plan that puts communities at the forefront. From waste and forest stewardship to reef protection, local action could be the key to healthier ecosystems and stronger livelihoods—guided by ambitious targets and global collaboration. A watershed moment for Fiji’s natural heritage, where everyday resilience meets a shared, sustainable…
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Fiji Back-to-School Costs Spike as Regulators Tighten Price Checks
in Fiji NewsFiji’s back-to-school season is arriving amid rising prices for essential supplies. Regulators say they’re stepping up checks to keep costs fair and guard against misleading promos. For families planning ahead, savvy budgeting tips and cautious shopping could make all the difference this year.
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UN Backs Gaza Peace Plan With International Stabilization Force
in Fiji NewsNew international moves on Gaza promise a stabilization mission and a blueprint for reconstruction. The plan links governance questions with a possible path toward Palestinian self-determination, but faces stiff resistance and deep regional divides. As negotiations continue, the road to relief remains uncertain—and pivotal for the region’s future.
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Tom Cruise Receives Honorary Oscar at Governors Awards
in Fiji NewsHollywood’s icon reaches a milestone with a long-awaited honorary Oscar. A heartfelt speech, a moving ovation, and a tribute reel that traces decades of daring cinema — a night that teases even bigger moments ahead in film.
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Fiji Airports Wins Excellence Award, Unveils Bold 2034 Vision for Pacific Aviation Hub
in Fiji NewsAn unexpected accolade kicks off a bold decade-long plan to transform a Pacific aviation hub. It promises world-class facilities, enhanced passenger experiences, and a renewed spirit of hospitality for travelers in the islands. A new chapter in regional aviation is on the horizon.
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Central Java Faces Deadly Landslides Amid Monsoon Rains
in Fiji NewsHeavy rains unleash deadly landslides in Central Java, burying homes and trapping residents under meters of mud. Rescue crews race against time as the toll climbs and more people remain missing. With the wet season far from over, communities brace for more shocks while resilience and recovery efforts unfold.
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Fiji Football Association Signals Ethics Overhaul After CAS Appeal Withdrawal
in Fiji NewsKey turning point in Fiji football governance as a major appeal is withdrawn, signaling a renewed emphasis on ethics. The FFA pledges transparency and a thorough review to safeguard integrity across the game.
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Jordan Conroy to headline Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s 2025
in Fiji NewsOne of rugby sevens’ most electric players is headed to Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s. Irish speedster Jordan Conroy headlines the invitational squad, promising blistering pace and bucketloads of flair at Lawaqa Park this January. With a coveted trophy and a generous top prize on the line, the weekend is shaping up to be unmissable.