Fiji News
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Fiji authorities nab four in cocaine import plot linked to a company
Fiji’s law enforcement bite has taken a high-profile bite at a cocaine import plot. A shipment labeled “Smoke Machine” from Brazil was flagged by a drug detector dog, leading to the arrest of a 40-year-old company executive and three associates as the investigation unfolds. The crackdown signals a renewed push against trafficking networks and a…
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The Human Side of War: 15 Essential Films You Must See
War cinema reveals more than battles—it’s a study in courage, guilt, and the resilience of the human spirit. From frontline brutality to intimate reckonings, these films blend stark realism, sharp satire, and tender insight to explore how conflict reshapes lives and communities. A provocative tour through cinema’s enduring questions about war, memory, and humanity.
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Sinner Triumphs in Paris, Eyes No. 1 Ahead of Turin ATP Finals
Jannik Sinner secures his first Paris Masters title and rockets back to the top of the rankings ahead of the ATP Finals. A nerve-wracking final that showcased his indoor-game mastery and left fans craving what’s next.
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Barrett brothers in doubt as All Blacks face Scotland clash
Injury clouds shadow the All Blacks as they brace for a brutal Grand Slam run through the UK. With key players banged up, the squad must rally and stay united to keep their momentum alive.
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Rarawai Mill Fire Disrupts Fiji Sugar, Jobs Up in the Air
Fire at Fiji’s Rarawai Sugar Mill leaves 128 seasonal workers sidelined as repairs loom and cane deliveries shift to Lautoka. With investigations underway and union talks ongoing, the sugar sector braces for questions about job security and resilience.
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What’s Driving Fiji’s Sugar Shake-Up? India’s Training Push
Fiji’s sugar industry could be poised for a transformative boost as India deepens its partnership, prioritizing specialized training, tech transfer, and youth opportunities. From expert-led capacity building to drones and mobile labs, a new era of collaboration hints at sustainable growth and brighter futures for farmers and students alike.
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Delta Tigers Clinch Historic Double as Rewa Sets Sights on OFC Pro League
Rewa’s Delta Tigers have clinched a historic double, signaling a new era of discipline, faith, and unity for the district. With bold plans for a home ground, academy, and a run at the OFC Pro League in four years, the journey from celebration to future glory is just beginning. A tale of community, hard work,…
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FRU Blocks Ex-National Player From Fiji Finals Over Safety and Rules
Fiji’s rugby authorities unveil a safety-first decision that bars a former national player from the finals, signaling a careful, rules-based path back into competition. The move emphasizes rehabilitation, tournament integrity, and ongoing support for reintegration, alongside a nod to Malolo Rugby’s championship success.
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Malolo’s historic Skipper Cup win fuels emotional tribute and community pride
Emotions ran high as Malolo rugby marked a historic Skipper Cup triumph with a heartfelt thanksgiving. Debuts, devotion, and a tribute to a late mentor highlighted a season of trials turned into triumph—a moment that signals the club’s bright future on Fiji’s rugby stage.
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Fiji Tourism at a Crossroads as Pent-Up Demand Fades and Competition Heats Up
Fiji’s tourism sector stands at a crossroads as pent-up demand cools and regional rivals raise the bar. Leaders say smarter investment in infrastructure and enhanced experiences could unlock greater value even as growth stabilizes in a more competitive market.
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Fiji Education Budget Under Microscope as New Audit Begins
Fiji’s Education Ministry has launched a special audit of government funding and social assistance in schools, signaling a bold push for transparency and tighter budgeting. As the review unfolds, questions about efficiency, accountability, and potential reforms for schools and student programs begin to surface.
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Fiji’s Milk Shortfall: Can Local Dairy Boost Meet Demand?
Fiji’s dairy sector is grappling with a big gap between growing demand and local supply, triggering a push for collaboration and targeted training to boost production. With new graduates entering the field and a push for a more self-reliant dairy future, momentum is building toward stronger food security.
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Fiji Parliament Opens With Major Debates on Infrastructure, Cybercrime and Disaster Readiness
Pivotal parliamentary proceedings kick off with a packed agenda of ministerial statements, urgent questions, and crucial reports spanning infrastructure, education, and disaster readiness. As plans are laid out and MPs press for clarity on cybercrime, e-ticketing, and national priorities, the session promises lively debates shaping Fiji’s path ahead amid the cyclone season.
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Fiji Pinktober Moment: Resort’s Major Gesture in the Cancer Fight
Pinktober takes center stage in Fiji as a local resort backs awareness with a generous donation and a moving survivor story. The event shines a light on early detection and community solidarity, offering a hopeful glimpse into the fight against cancer.
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Jamieson Returns as NZ Eye World Cup Prep in West Indies T20 Series
New Zealand unveils a refreshed T20 squad for the West Indies series, with Kyle Jamieson back from injury and Matt Henry focusing on conditioning. Mitchell Santner leads a balanced mix of seasoned stars and rising talents as Kane Williamson steps back from T20s, signaling a shift toward next year’s World Cup prep. A keen eye…
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Ministers Urge Ongoing Breast Cancer Awareness Beyond Pinktober
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month draws to a close, leaders are urging ongoing vigilance, education, and community support for early detection and survivor resilience. From Levuka to Rakiraki, the call is for awareness to extend beyond October and become a daily, collective effort.
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Sinner Closes In on No. 1 After Paris Masters Semi-Final Win
Jannik Sinner storms into the Paris Masters final, closing in on world No. 1 after a commanding win as a shock upset reshapes the race for Turin. A high-stakes clash with Felix Auger-Aliassime awaits, keeping tennis fans on edge.
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Tailevu Rugby’s Mika Delana Gets Drua Training Camp Opportunity
Mika Delana’s inclusion in the Fijian Drua training camp marks a milestone for Tailevu’s rugby development. This moment spotlights a robust pathway for local talent and the enduring belief in nurturing players from grassroots to elite levels. A glimpse of the future of Fiji rugby, where dedication and opportunity light the way for the next…
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Fiji Meth Surge: The Hidden Crisis Behind Night Shifts
Methamphetamine use is rising in Fiji, drawing concern from officials and communities about its impact on workers, families, and the next generation. As authorities warn Fiji may be a transit point for regional drug networks, discussions focus on prevention, rehabilitation, and support.
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Fiji Tightens Sustainable Tourism Oversight on Laucala Island
An inter-agency inspection on Fiji’s islands spotlights a deliberate push to harmonize development with environmental protections. The review underscores efforts to safeguard fragile ecosystems while encouraging responsible investment in tourism.
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Tailevu Eyes Prosperity Through Local Resources as Adi Tailevu Day Returns
Tailevu’s leaders are charting a plan to turn local lands, fisheries, and other natural assets into lasting livelihoods. A revived Adi Tailevu Day and stronger, community‑led growth could reshape the province’s finances, even as councils seek smarter resource management and sustainable funding.