Fiji News
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Fiji Warns of New Drug Route via Wallis and Futuna, Calls for Public Vigilance
Fiji flags a growing threat along a new maritime route used by drug networks, prompting officials to call for heightened community vigilance. With border tracking gaps and notable seizures, locals are urged to stay alert to keep Fiji’s waters safe.
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Fiji’s GCC Eyes Formal London Invite—Could Shape UK Ties
Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs faces a pivotal November meeting, where a potential delegation to London will be weighed once a formal written invitation arrives. Leaders stress that discussions have been informal so far and no steps can be taken without official notification. The move hints at shifting ties with the British monarchy and ongoing…
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Fijian Drua to Host Homegrown Provincial Select XV in Historic Preseason Clash
An historic pre-season clash in Fiji pits the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua against a Provincial Select XV built from Fiji’s top homegrown talent. Set at Churchill Park in Lautoka, it marks a bold step to deepen ties with local rugby communities and nurture pathways ahead of the Super Rugby Pacific season.
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Two yellow cards swing momentum in Fiji Skipper Cup U-20 final
Two rugby powerhouses collide in a nail-biting Skipper Cup Final, where momentum swings and nerves are laid bare from the first whistle to the last. A high-octane thriller with big moments and a late push, it promises an electrifying season ahead in Fiji’s rugby world.
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Skipper Cup Final Twist: Eminoni Nasilasila Declared Ineligible
An eligibility twist adds a new edge to the Skipper Cup final as Malolo gears up for a historic clash with Naitasiri at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva. A former Fiji 7s star sits at the center of the drama, signaling a milestone showdown that could reshape the comeback story in Fiji rugby.
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King Charles Reshapes Prince Andrew’s Royal Role
Prince Andrew’s life is being redefined as King Charles reshapes royal duties to protect the monarchy’s image. A move away from the spotlight signals a new chapter amid ongoing scrutiny—raising questions about accountability, trust, and what the Crown might look like next.
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Malolo Clinches Historic Skipper Cup Title in Dramatic Final
Malolo Rugby Club seals a historic Skipper Cup triumph in a final defined by grit and a fearless second-half surge. A milestone moment that marks the dawn of a new era for the club and its loyal supporters.
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Deportee-Linked Meth Syndicates Hit Fiji
Fiji’s drug crisis is shifting from a local issue to a regional security challenge, fueled by new ties between local groups and international cartels. Deportees are shaping a broader meth network, with violence and crime spreading across the islands. As investigators scramble to keep up, communities brace for the far-reaching impact of these growing syndicates.
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Fiji’s Great Council Weighs a Possible Royal Visit
Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs stands at a pivotal moment as Rabuka clarifies a swirl of speculation about a potential meeting with King Charles III. With the GCC set to meet on November 25, officials say no formal invitation has been received, signaling a careful, diplomatic path ahead.
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Vio Island in Fiji Rolls Out Renewable Power and Disaster-Ready Infrastructure
A Pacific island is rolling out a bold new plan to power communities with clean energy and disaster-ready infrastructure. The initiative centers on a new evacuation center and an upgraded solar mini-grid, delivering safer, more affordable power and new opportunities for residents.
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No Women Applied for Fiji Ambassador Posts, GCC Urges Change
Fiji is rethinking leadership as conversations on gender balance in diplomacy and politics intensify. An open ambassador call produced no female applicants, prompting renewed calls from the GCC for stronger women’s representation and talks of quotas. The discussion signals a broader push for inclusive governance on the world stage.
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Fiji PM Hints at Deputy PMs’ Return If They Are Cleared
Fiji’s political landscape tightens as Prime Minister Rabuka signals a swift return for the two Deputy Prime Ministers, contingent on the outcome of ongoing investigations. The move emphasizes due process and accountability, hinting at a rapid restoration to duties and the broader questions it raises for governance.
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Fiji’s Coup Cycle Sparks Push for Truth, Reform and Accountability
Fiji’s history of coups and constitutional upheavals has left deep divisions and pressing questions about accountability. As calls for truth, reform, and inclusive governance grow louder, the nation faces a pivotal moment in defining its democratic future.
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Laptops Bring Digital Learning to Fiji’s Remote Schools
Fiji edges closer to digital equity as 50 remote schools receive new laptops with ongoing technical support. The collaboration aims to empower students and teachers, sparking a shift toward tech-enabled learning across island communities. It marks a bold step toward a brighter, more inclusive education landscape.
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Due Process in Fiji: The Rule of Law Under Scrutiny
– A judge’s call to uphold due process shows how justice, accountability, and governance hinge on the practical reach of the law. – In talks on identity and sovereignty, leaders explore how fair procedures and judicial independence can rebuild public trust. – From courtroom routines to broad reforms, this discussion highlights why due process remains…
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Apple Stock Rises on iPhone 17 Buzz Ahead of Holiday Quarter
Apple’s shares creep higher in premarket trading as the iPhone 17 launch stirs fresh optimism for the holiday quarter. With pricing moves, AI ambitions, and lingering supply-chain hurdles, the story keeps investors watching closely.
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Beetlejuice Fans Turn East Corinth, Vermont Into a Cinematic Pilgrimage
East Corinth, Vermont, has quietly become a pilgrimage site for Beetlejuice fans, drawing visitors from around the world to relive a beloved 1988 classic. From Atlantic-crossing devotees to locals keeping the film’s quirky magic alive, the town offers a small-scale portrait of how cinema can spark unexpected journeys.
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Klintai vs Singh: Fiji’s WBA Oceania Interim Showdown at Vodafone Arena
An electrifying showdown is brewing in Suva as Thai slugger Apichart Klintai meets Fiji’s own Junior Binnu Singh for the WBA Oceania Interim Super Bantamweight title. With a 13-bout lineup and rising local support, this clash promises high-stakes drama and a potential turning point for boxing in Fiji.
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Fiji Aims for Redemption Against England in Autumn Nations Series Opener
Fiji’s Flying Fijians head into a high-stakes Autumn Nations Series clash with England, aiming to turn a landmark win earlier this year into momentum with a bold, front-foot display. Redemption and growth are on the line as they target another big showing against a familiar rival.
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Namosi vs Suva: Fiji Women’s Marama Cup Final Rematch
Two rugby powerhouses collide in a high-stakes final as Namosi chase redemption against an undefeated Suva. A season of grit, standout players, and hard-fought wins sets the stage at HFC Bank Stadium for a showdown that could define Fiji’s women’s rugby.
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2025 Sangam World Cup Returns with Snooker Debut as Teams Battle in the Heat
After a decade off, the Sangam World Cup roars back with local and international teams testing skill and stamina in the heat. New flavors like snooker join golf and netball, turning the event into a vibrant celebration of sport and culture. Four days remain, packed with anticipation as rivals push for glory and the community…