Fiji News

Poland’s political drama deepens as a former justice minister loses immunity and faces potential arrest amid a wide-ranging probe. Allegations include abuse of power, misused funds, and a controversial Pegasus spyware purchase, fueling a fierce fight over accountability and the future of the rule of law.

Private investment is poised to drive Fiji’s green transition, with experts highlighting de-risking as the key to unlocking climate capital. Policy stability, targeted sector plans, and innovative financing are seen as essential tools to invite more private money into sustainable projects. A growing mix of hybrid funding and public-private partnerships points to a practical path…

A surge in violence and misconduct in Fijian schools is prompting urgent questions about teacher safety and classroom culture. With multiple incidents surfacing across the system, officials are calling for stronger conflict-resolution strategies and a shift toward a more respectful learning environment. The developments hint at meaningful change as educators and policymakers seek ways to…

Fiji Bitter 7s is back with a six-stop schedule across Fiji, blending grassroots rugby with the country’s storied rugby heritage. A new generation of Fijian talent rises on a community-focused stage that’s shaping the sport’s future.

An anticipated clash at Nasova grounds pits the Army Touch Rugby team against the Police in a battle fueled by grit, pride, and home-field drama. Fresh training, strong community backing, and gratitude to the Suva Touch Association hint at a showdown that could spark pride and inspire local youth.

Four players rising through the Drua’s development program earn promotion to the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific squad, marking a milestone for a young club built on homegrown talent. With roughly a quarter of the main squad formed in-house, the academy’s impact signals a sustainable path for Fijian rugby and a story still unfolding.

Zero tolerance meets high-stakes safety in Fiji’s public transport scene as authorities prepare a new random drug-testing regime for PSV drivers. With licenses at stake and show-cause actions on the rise, the push for accountability deepens—even as stakeholders navigate reporting gaps and shared responsibility for passenger safety.

An alarming surge in domestic violence is drawing urgent attention from communities and authorities. A new report highlights troubling cases and underscores the need for greater awareness, victim support, and preventative measures to keep families safe. Behind the statistics are real lives—calling for vigilance and action from us all.

An early-morning theft at the Maururu Mosque has the faith community on edge, with a valuable sound system missing and a troubling pattern of similar incidents at places of worship coming to light. The tale hints at broader concerns about safety, respect, and harmony across sacred spaces.

Mount Kasi could be set for a new chapter, as exploration moves ahead with a pledge to safeguard the environment. Officials emphasize early, ongoing talks with landowners and a push for local communities to share in any gains, signaling a collaborative path toward sustainable development.

An imminent FAI vote could push for Israel’s suspension from European football, sparked by two UEFA allegations against the Israel Football Association—operating clubs in occupied Palestinian territories without Palestinian approval and insufficient anti-racism safeguards. Support is rising among Irish clubs like Bohemian FC, as the debate unfolds amid the Gaza crisis and broader calls for…

Fiji reaffirms its One China stance as a recent diplomatic outreach to Taiwan provokes a pointed response from Beijing. In a region where alliances are constantly shifting, the Pacific nation’s balancing act could reshape its future partnerships and stability.

Two-time champions and unbeaten for two years, Nasinu Beach Soccer Club cements its dominance in the latest league season. Beyond the trophy, the squad champions unity, resilience, and a growing push to inspire Fiji’s next generation of beach soccer stars. A vibrant, youth-forward future for the sport is on the horizon.

New disclosures reveal a wave of suspensions across Fiji’s civil service as reform efforts target accountability and integrity. Officers on paid leave during investigations may face a tribunal verdict, with some cases ending in warnings or reinstatement—shaping how public service aims to serve citizens.

Fiji’s film industry is riding a notable upswing, unlocking new opportunities for local talent and boosting related sectors. With a crew portal and policy reforms in motion, the islands are shaping up as a regional hub for screen storytelling—sparking growth for culture, tourism, and the economy.

Al-Fashir is descending into chaos as fighting between the RSF and the Sudanese army intensifies. Eyewitnesses describe civilians caught in the crossfire—drone strikes, shelling, and harrowing escape attempts—amid a rapidly escalating humanitarian crisis. As conditions deteriorate, the lives of ordinary residents hang in the balance.

Parliamentary scrutiny uncovers widespread governance gaps and delayed financial reporting across Fiji’s statutory bodies, with a majority receiving unsatisfactory audit opinions. A few agencies, praised for compliance, point to a pivotal debate on accountability and reform.

Fiji could be on the cusp of a significant shift in its electoral landscape, with a proposed gender quota for party candidates as part of broader reforms. Debates over donations, media access, and election timing are fueling discussions on how to build a more inclusive democracy.

Fiji faces a critical shortage of town planners, with fewer than 10 professionals serving the entire nation. A forthcoming Building Permit Online System promises faster, more transparent approvals as Navua and Nadi Town Planning Schemes are reviewed for future growth. With COP30 on the horizon, planners urge that planning must be everyone’s business to secure…

Frontline nurses in Fiji’s remote communities are speaking out about months of unpaid wages and fragile contracts that leave them financially strained. As officials work through case-by-case fixes, the wider fight for fair pay and stable funding raises questions about the future of healthcare in these communities.

New disclosures reveal a wave of civil service suspensions across Fiji—47 officials from 13 ministries on full pay, with costs mounting since 2023. The move sparks fresh questions about due process, accountability, and ongoing reforms aimed at better service delivery.