Fiji News

Fiji is poised to rethink its anti-corruption framework with a review of the FICAC Act, as officials push for constitutional‑aligned reforms. With resources secured and international backing in play, the process promises a careful retooling of governance and accountability—while stakeholder talks get underway.

Education is reshaping Fiji’s migration story, with more students pursuing opportunities in Australia and remittances strengthening households. Policy shifts and evolving labor needs are quietly reconfiguring where skills are developed and used—at home or abroad. The coming years promise both challenges and opportunities as communities navigate this shifting landscape.

– A new wave of skills is sweeping Fiji’s public service and key sectors, powered by an international training partnership. Hundreds have gained hands-on expertise, signaling a brighter, more connected era for the nation. – As ties with India deepen, a transformative training programme is reshaping leadership and service delivery across Fiji—from civil service to…

A courtesy email from Fiji’s Prime Minister has kicked off a new round of questions and rumors within the ruling coalition. As denials fly and concerns about leaks surface, the story tests the government’s commitment to openness and unity.

Tailevu’s ambitious literacy drive plans ten pilot schools with new libraries to spark reading, writing, and independent thinking among students. Backed by a community-driven scholarship program and broad local support, the initiative signals a major shift in shaping the province’s future learners.

Ronald Philitoga is poised for a long-awaited starting debut with the Fiji Bati, sharpening his pace for a high-stakes Pacific Bowl clash against Papua New Guinea. From Sydney roots to the Wynnum-Manly Seagulls, his journey fuels a moment many fans have waited for. A thrilling showdown awaits as he chases a dream on the big…

An electrifying night in Suva as Fiji’s boxing scene heats up at the Vodafone Arena with 13 bouts on the slate. The headline sees Junior Binnu Singh clash with Apichart Klintai for the WBA Oceania Interim Super Bantamweight title, with more title action fueling a rising era for local fighters.

Pacific nations are rolling out a bold, joint front against IUU fishing, blending patrols, intelligence sharing, and cutting-edge satellite surveillance. The regional effort is reshaping enforcement, spotlighting high‑risk targets, and elevating women into key leadership roles on the front line.

Disney channels have been dropped from a leading internet TV service, sparking a blackout ahead of marquee sports and events. The high-stakes dispute centers on access and pricing, leaving subscribers wondering what comes next for live sports and their favorite networks. As negotiations continue, the outcome could reshape where viewers get their biggest broadcasts.

Fiji’s boxing night at Vodafone Arena turned heads with a blockbuster display from Junior Binnu Singh. A string of dramatic finishes crowned Fiji’s rising talent on the international stage, signaling a new era for the island’s boxing scene. The night left fans buzzing and hungry for what comes next.

Across the Pacific, a quiet strategic shift is taking shape in the northern Philippines. The deployment of U.S. troops and anti-ship missiles around Batanes signals a new phase in regional security, just miles from Taiwan. As neighboring powers recalibrate their defenses, everyday life on the islands is being reshaped by evolving alliances and drills.

Tensions mount as the U.S. widens its Caribbean military presence amid debate over possible action in Venezuela. As diplomacy and humanitarian concerns collide, this high-stakes standoff could reshape regional stability in unexpected ways.

An unlikely gathering in Washington Square Park turned a crowd of Timothée Chalamet look-alikes into a catalyst for friendship and new ambitions. The lighthearted contest teased big moments—from budding online communities to front-row invites—proving that playful connections can spark real opportunities.

Fiji’s Mohamed Ali makes a last-minute dash into the international boxing scene, stepping into the ring with limited time to prepare. At 24, he faces a tough New Zealand challenger and a chance to turn a setback into a defining moment. A night fueled by grit, ambition, and the rise of Fiji boxing.

Suva unveils an 18-storey flagship tower that marks a bold milestone for indigenous entrepreneurship and Fiji’s evolving economy. A symbol of resilience and green ambition, the project hints at ambitious expansion plans that could reshape the island nation’s business landscape.

A vibrant Fiji reception spotlighted the Indonesia–Pacific Cultural Synergy 2025, uniting ministers, artists, and Pacific communities to celebrate shared heritage and collaboration. Two workshop participants are set to travel to Jakarta for the next milestone, signaling deeper regional ties through music, weaving, and curation. A promising chapter in Pacific–Indonesian cultural diplomacy unfolds.

Rohit’s latest victory in Suva showcased a rising force in the welterweight ranks, delivering sharp technique and a dramatic finish. The night also highlighted fresh talents ready to carry Fiji’s boxing scene forward, signaling an exciting new chapter for the sport.

Sunny Morini crowned the NZPBC welterweight champion with a dramatic second-round KO at the Stratum Construction ZEG Kings Boxing Day. The night spotlighted rising talents from Fiji and New Zealand, delivering drama, skill, and a glimpse of a thriving regional boxing scene.

Fiji’s road network is getting a boost with ongoing seal maintenance and resurfacing projects. As work progresses in Tavua and beyond, drivers may encounter brief delays. The aim? Safer, longer-lasting journeys for communities across the islands.

Fiji’s FHCL marks a new era with its first local CEO and an innovative deputy chair, signaling bold governance reforms and a push toward international forest certification. The move aims to boost sustainable mahogany management, unlock broader markets, and empower local communities.

Rotuma Hospital staff are sowing more than care—after a short Grow Your Own Food training, they planted a vegetable garden and began sharing fresh harvests with patients in just two months. With weekly Thursday gardening sessions, this effort blends nutrition, teamwork, and community resilience, hinting at a broader move toward healthier, home-grown meals.