Fiji News
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Fiji Sends Smaller COP30 Delegation While Expanding Global Voices
Fiji’s COP30 delegation is taking a leaner, more focused path. With government staff pared back, a diverse mix of media, researchers, regional partners, and development supporters aims to ensure a louder Pacific voice on climate resilience and adaptation. The approach hints at a strategic shift in how Fiji engages on the global stage.
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Fiji Tightens Environmental Oversight on Laucala Island Developments
Fiji launches a multi-agency review of development on Laucala Island, signaling a stronger push for environmental safeguards in tourism and growth. The initiative, tied to coastal conservation and coral reef protection, points to a broader strategy of climate-smart planning and community resilience. A glimpse into how sustainable development and conservation are converging for Fiji’s future.
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Fiji Secures $31 Million Climate Fund to Boost Nature, People and Resilience
Fiji unveils a landmark climate program aimed at protecting forests, rivers, and reefs—from mountains to the sea—while empowering communities and youth. The initiative blends nature-based solutions with local know-how, signaling a bold step for resilience across the Pacific.
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Anees Bazmee Teases Bhool Bhulaiyaa 4 as Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 Celebrates Anniversary
Anees Bazmee marks his birthday with a one-year milestone for Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, praising its reception and Kartik Aaryan’s killer comic timing. He hints at a fresh chapter for Bhool Bhulaiyaa 4 and reflects on collaborations with iconic stars, all in the service of keeping audiences laughing. A new era for the beloved horror-comedy franchise…
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Cambridge-area train stabbing sparks safety concerns as arrests made
Shocking violence disrupts a train near Cambridge as emergency crews rush to aid the injured. Police have made arrests and investigations are just beginning, with officials weighing motives and what this could mean for safety on crowded journeys.
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Fiji’s death penalty debate for drug traffickers heats up
Fiji’s fiercest legal debate in years centers on whether the death penalty could ever curb drug trafficking. As politicians, lawyers, and rights advocates clash over deterrence, constitutionality, and human rights, the conversation hints at a turning point for justice policy across the Pacific.
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Trump Teases Military Move in Nigeria Over Christian Persecution
A hardline shift in U.S. policy toward Nigeria surfaces amid rising violence against Christians, hinting at aid cuts and a possible military response. The move could reshape security dynamics and humanitarian priorities across the region.
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Crete Vendetta Shooting in Vorizia Sparks Police Response
Tragedy strikes a Crete village as a family feud erupts into deadly gunfire, leaving lives lost and several injured. A related blast the night before signals a widening cycle of violence and a swift police response. As investigators untangle the motives, communities confront the painful reality of revenge and the search for safer, dialogue-driven solutions.
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Fiji and Germany Expand Climate and Security Partnership in the Pacific
Fiji and Germany renew a shared agenda on climate resilience, ocean governance, sustainable development, and regional security. The Suva talks underscore a long-standing partnership and set the stage for collaborative efforts across the Pacific.
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Late Coach’s Vision Sparks Namosi Women’s Rugby Momentum in Fiji
An enduring tribute fuels a rising team. Maraia Kasanita credits late coach Elenoa Kunatuba with shaping Namosi’s women’s rugby and turning tough losses into a hopeful future for Fiji’s players.
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Fiji Expands Vaccines to Protect Remote Communities and Safeguard Health Gains
Fiji rolls out a bold plan to boost immunization and keep hard-won health gains safe, prioritizing remote communities and upgraded disease-detection capabilities. With international support and a spotlight on vigilance, the strategy aims to widen access to care and sustain momentum.
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Levuka-i-Daku’s Bold Move to Keep Fiji’s Youth Drug-Free
Levuka-i-Daku on Matuku Island is rallying to protect its youth—merging education, tradition, and community oversight to keep youngsters on a constructive path. A hopeful snapshot of island resilience and a future shaped by collective care.
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Fiji’s Drug Transformation: From Transit Hub to Domestic Market
– Fiji’s drug landscape is shifting—from transit hub to growing domestic market—sparking calls for deeper community engagement and stronger regional cooperation. – A new wave of drug activity in Fiji tests enforcement alone, with experts urging a holistic approach to keep communities safe. – Behind the headlines, Fiji faces a changing drug threat that could…
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Vanuatu Grants Land for Fiji’s Diplomatic Chancery, Boosting Pacific Cooperation
Fiji and Vanuatu take a major step toward stronger regional unity as land is allocated for Fiji’s Diplomatic Chancery in Port Vila, signaling a revitalized Vuvale partnership. A visiting Vanuatu delegation and talks on trade, investment, and shared development hint at a new era of Pacific collaboration.
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What 50 Laptops Could Do for Fiji’s Remote Classrooms
A bold stride toward digital literacy is taking shape in Fiji as a generous gift of 50 laptops targets remote and maritime schools. The donation aims to modernize classrooms, close the digital divide, and spark creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking among students. It’s part of a broader push to equip learners with essential 21st-century skills…
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Fiji’s Leadership Dilemma: Can Local Talent Lead the Way?
Fiji Airways’ leadership move has sparked a broader debate about national pride and the reliance on foreign executives in key institutions. As discussions unfold about colonial echoes and the future of local talent, the question emerges: can Fiji truly own its leadership narrative from within?
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Black Caps Unveil T20 Squad for West Indies Series with Jamieson Back and Ish Sodhi Return
New Zealand’s T20 squad fuses experience with fresh talent as they gear up for a West Indies series. With leadership shifts and strategic rests on the horizon, the road to the World Cup could look very different.
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Sinner closes in on world No. 1 as Paris Masters final looms
Jannik Sinner tightened his grip on the world No. 1 race with a commanding Paris Masters semi-final display, advancing to a final against Felix Auger-Aliassime. A shock upset elsewhere injects fresh drama into the rankings as Turin approaches.
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Tailevu Hooker Delana Earns Fijian Drua Training Camp Invite
Tailevu hooker Mika Delana earns a call-up to the Fijian Drua training camp, marking a milestone for Tailevu Rugby’s development pathway. The moment highlights a thriving pipeline of local talent moving toward elite stages and hints at bright days ahead for Fiji rugby.
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Fiji Tightens Environmental Oversight on Laucala Island Resort Development
An inspection at Laucala Island Resort signals Fiji’s push toward sustainable tourism. Officials across ministries are weighing development practices to safeguard fragile ecosystems while encouraging responsible investment, hinting at a future where growth and conservation go hand in hand.
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Tailevu Aims for Local Prosperity With Reimagined Adi Tailevu Day
Tailevu’s leaders outline a roadmap to turn farms, lands, and fishing grounds into lasting family incomes, backed by revived Adi Tailevu Day and community-led ventures. A move toward greater financial resilience and self-reliance across villages and districts.