Fiji News

Fiji marks a historic milestone as a Pacific Islander breaks new ground in international justice. Ana Tuiketei’s trailblazing ascent shines a spotlight on women’s leadership in the Pacific and the broader global legal landscape.

An outsider with a shot at Melbourne Cup glory, a determined trainer, and a legendary owner chasing another win. Kris Lees lines up Changingoftheguard as the Cup looms, crafting a storyline that could write a historic chapter for both.

Three rising Fiji women footballers head to Auckland for a two-week high-performance stint with Eastern Suburbs AFC, chasing advanced coaching and valuable competition. This milestone signals bigger opportunities on the horizon for their international careers and for Fiji’s women’s game.

Fiji’s rugby league leader signals a turning point: the country needs a formal development pathway to nurture homegrown talent and compete on the international stage. With grassroots programs and renewed focus, the vision is to build a lasting foundation for Fiji Bati’s future.

Major road resurfacing near Lautoka Hospital is underway, part of a maintenance program aimed at easing access for patients, staff, and emergency responders. Expect smoother traffic and faster emergency responses on key routes as work progresses. Similar improvements are rolling out across the region, signaling stronger, safer roads for communities.

Fresh delays cast a shadow over a high-profile Fiji trial as a flood of late documents lands just before proceedings. Former Prime Minister Bainimarama, ex-AG Sayed-Khaiyum, and ex-Health Minister Dr. Neil Sharma face questions of accountability and courtroom timing.

A stabbing on a crowded train has left a frontline staff member fighting for life and triggered a rapid police investigation. With one suspect in custody and safety on public transport under fresh scrutiny, officials say there is no ongoing risk—but conversations about travel safety are already underway. Details as they unfold may reshape how…

Fiji shakes up its cabinet with Esrom Immanuel named minister for Finance, Commerce and Business Development in a newly combined portfolio. The restructure consolidates core economic functions and reassigns key duties across government to boost efficiency and align with development priorities. It signals a new chapter for governance as the country enters its final term.

Women-led pearl farming in Gau’s Nawaikama marks a milestone in sustainable aquaculture, with locals preparing chaplets, tending oysters, and guiding bead implantation across two pearl species. This initiative highlights inclusive growth and a stronger blue economy, weaving traditional craft with resilient coastal livelihoods for Fiji.

Lee Soo Man helped turn K-pop into a global force, blending bold innovation with a controversial trainee system. Now recognized with a Hall of Fame honor and venturing into new projects, his story hints at the next chapter in K-pop’s worldwide evolution.

Ukraine faces a new surge in hostilities as critical infrastructure comes under fierce attack and civilians bear the consequences. With power outages spreading and casualties mounting, the unfolding crisis has global implications and draws renewed international attention.

Uncertainty swirls around a pina colada incident at a Fiji resort, with lab results still pending and the investigation ongoing. Officials pledge transparency and reassurance about Fiji’s safety, as questions linger about what happened and what it means for travelers.

Fiji rolls out new wildlife-management steps near airports to boost flight safety and protect its tourism-driven economy. Prompted by a recent bird-strike incident, the plan focuses on reducing avian hotspots and engaging local communities in safeguarding runways. A forward-looking approach to aviation safety and rural coexistence is taking shape.

Rising tensions push a fragile truce to the brink as renewed airstrikes shake southern Lebanon. The flare-up fits into a broader cycle of violence and urgent calls for dialogue amid the region’s tense standoff.

Erling Haaland is at it again, spearheading Manchester City’s latest win in a performance that keeps the title race buzzing. A dazzling display, a historic scoring run, and Guardiola’s side showing signs they’re just getting started—this season’s drama is far from over.

An unfolding extradition case in Fiji casts a spotlight on governance as the Director of Public Prosecutions faces serious allegations tied to unauthorized payments. With the hearing pushed to December, observers anticipate that the proceedings could spur reforms to boost accountability and transparency across public institutions.

Two Fijian boxing stars — Junior Binnu Singh and Mikaele Ravalaca — capture WBA Oceania regional titles in a night of precision and power. Post-fight chatter hints at a high-stakes clash across weights, setting the stage for Fiji’s biggest boxing chapter yet.

Fiji’s upgraded bus e-ticketing is rolling out, but teething issues—long queues and scarce top-up points—have sparked concern from riders and officials. With Vodafone and transport authorities pushing fixes, a new rider app and expanding card network aim to smooth journeys, even as rural access remains a hurdle.

Travis Head trades the quickfire format for the red-ball grind, stepping away from the T20 squad to sharpen his game ahead of the Ashes. As Australia recalibrates for a demanding summer, this bold move promises plenty of intrigue.

Fiji’s Junior Binnu Singh hints at a high-stakes rematch with WBA Oceania champ Runqi Zhou after a hard-fought win, driven by a personal vow and unwavering team support. A bold move that could propel Fijian boxing onto the world stage.

A high-profile Fiji case involving the Director of Public Prosecutions and corruption allegations takes another turn as extradition proceedings resume. The developments fuel scrutiny of governance and accountability in public institutions, hinting at potential reform within the country’s legal system.