Fiji News

Early-year crime stats in Fiji hint at a broad drop across most divisions, with serious offenses and drug-related crimes down markedly. Yet road safety challenges persist, keeping attention on how communities and authorities can keep progress moving.

Belém hosts a bold climate march at COP30, uniting Indigenous communities and Pacific Island activists with global voices. Through art and powerful symbols, the demonstration signals a demand for real action as the fossil fuel era comes under scrutiny.

Fiji and Wallis & Futuna have signed a landmark five-year development pact covering health, education, agriculture, climate resilience, trade and tourism. The Declaration of Intent marks a shift from dialogue to action, promising closer ties and tangible benefits for communities on both sides. This new chapter signals a broader push for resilience and shared growth…

An influential Fiji MP faces serious allegations over statutory disclosures, with a plea set in court and potential conflicts of interest surfacing. The case highlights a broader debate about transparency, integrity, and accountability in government.

Momentum is building in Fiji’s cold-case investigations, with progress in six of nineteen active files and one high-profile case officially resolved. Two cases have been forwarded to the Director of Public Prosecutions for legal guidance, while others are under review by a rejuvenated team of seasoned officers. As the effort advances, families and communities await…

Fiji urges global parliaments to speed up climate adaptation as even small temperature rises threaten vulnerable island communities. At COP30, Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu outlines a pragmatic roadmap: embed resilience in national planning, ensure adaptation funding reaches those in need, and tighten oversight to guarantee resources help the most vulnerable. The message is clear—local realities…

Two men have been charged in connection with an aggravated robbery that targeted public servants in Vusasivo, Cakaudrove. A third suspect is believed to be involved and remains at large as police continue their investigation. Officials are calling for heightened safety measures for civil servants as the case unfolds.

A high-profile Fiji case takes a new turn as a former Deputy Prime Minister faces FICAC charges over a 2015 financial disclosure. With non-cash bail granted, the legal battle over transparency and public trust heads toward a High Court showdown. The unfolding events are fueling renewed debates on ethics in public service.

With a final Rugby World Cup 2027 spot on the line, Samoa faces Belgium in a high-stakes Dubai clash. Captain Theodore McFarland calls for prayers and backing as the squad leans on renewed depth and late-season form. A dramatic qualification run could seal Samoa’s place on rugby’s biggest stage.

With COP31 host status hanging in the balance, negotiations between Australia and Pacific nations intensify as Turkey’s stance hardens the race. Beneath the diplomacy lie Pacific priorities and urgent climate action—tests of leadership and resolve as regional voices push for a decision that truly reflects the stakes.

Pacific island nations are pressing for fast, predictable climate finance—including dedicated SIDS Adaptation Windows and reform of international funds—to shield communities from mounting climate impacts. Their urgent message centers on survival, equity, and finance that actually reaches the most vulnerable, in line with the Paris Agreement.

Pacific nations warn of a climate crisis they did not cause, threatening seas, cultures, and livelihoods. They call for swift, grant-based finance and protections that match the scale of the challenge, grounded in legal obligations and bold financing roadmaps. As the region frames climate finance as a right to survive, urgency grows for a fair,…

Australia’s bid to host COP31 in 2026 has climate action—and costs—in sharp focus. With Pacific island nations sounding the alarm and diplomacy heating up from Canberra to Ankara, the contest is shaping a new chapter in regional leadership on climate.

Pacific leaders, with Tonga at the forefront, push for a faster, fairer climate finance system for small island states. They spotlight grant-based funding, streamlined access, and the Multidimensional Vulnerability Index as they seek a more responsive, equitable funding framework.

Fiji Rugby has unlocked a historic Tier One milestone, elevating the Flying Fijians into rugby’s elite circle. A bold new era awaits with a revamped Nations Championship set to begin in 2026, pairing Fiji against the game’s giants in cross-hemisphere tests. As the nation prepares for the challenge, excitement builds around the battles, breakthroughs, and…

Fiji’s Flying Fijians are stepping onto a bold, global rugby stage in a new Nations Championship. As plans unfold—from a cross-hemisphere format to a finals weekend in London—the team embarks on a pivotal journey that could reshape Fiji rugby.

Waikato Rapids announced themselves in Suva with a blistering start as they kicked off their OFC Futsal campaign in style. A sharp showing from Ericksen and a cohesive team display hint at a season packed with momentum and surprises. The first chapter suggests this kiwi side could shake up the tournament as the challenges unfold.

AS PTT Club delivered a commanding performance in a high-stakes rematch against Mataks FC, signaling New Caledonia’s rising futsal power. A fast, hard-fought clash with clinical finishing and standout defending that keeps the title race wide open.

Two Fiji sides, one dramatic day in the MSG Prime Ministers Cup. The Kulas secured a hard-fought win, while the men faced a late setback on their path to the semi-finals. A story of grit, momentum, and renewed hope for Fiji football.

Suva Futsal Club kicked off their OFC Futsal Men’s Champions League campaign with a bold, confidence-boosting performance. A blend of sharp finishing and solid defense powered a pivotal victory, signaling strong momentum as the tournament unfolds. Read on for the defining moments and what this win could mean for Suva’s continued push in the competition.

New investments are boosting education at Gau Island’s Lamiti Malawai Primary School. A government visit unveiled safer transport, fresh library resources, and improved health supplies, signaling renewed hope for island learners.