Fiji News
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Bulikula Make History as Fiji Women’s Rugby League Qualifies for 2026 World Cup in Canada
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Bulikula have clinched a historic spot in the 2026 Rugby League World Cup in Canada. A rising banner of pride for Fiji’s women’s sport, their journey hints at bigger dreams and the next generation stepping onto the world stage.
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Fiji’s fiscal discipline pays off as deficit narrows, but 2025–26 could test resilience
in Fiji NewsFiji closes the 2024–25 year with a remarkably disciplined fiscal stance, balancing stronger revenue with prudent spending. Debt remains manageable and cash reserves are solid, yet the outlook hints at tighter times ahead. A glimpse at how careful management could shape future stability and growth.
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Indonesia Free School Meals Under Fire as Students Fall Ill in Yogyakarta
in Fiji NewsQuestions swirl around a free school meals program as hundreds of students in Yogyakarta fall ill. Investigators point to storage and delivery hiccups, fueling talks of a pause while safety checks ramp up and next steps are weighed.
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Pacquiao-Mayweather Rematch Talks Underway as Netflix Set for 2026 Showdown
in Fiji NewsBoxing’s biggest names are stirring the rumor mill as a Mayweather–Pacquiao rematch inches toward reality, while a Tyson exhibition adds another twist for 2026. With negotiations ongoing and a Netflix broadcast eyed, fans are left guessing what the next era of big fights will look like.
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South Asian Music Breaks Global Ground: Grammys to Coachella
in Fiji NewsSouth Asian music is breaking into the global spotlight with historic milestones, festival moments, and bold new partnerships. From standout awards to Coachella debuts and fresh tours, a vibrant wave is reshaping the world’s soundtrack and inviting diverse voices into the spotlight.
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Real Madrid Seeks Damages From UEFA After Court Ruling on Super League Clash
in Fiji NewsReal Madrid opens a high-stakes legal chapter as a Madrid court hints at damages in the wake of the Super League saga. A case that could reshape governance, competition rules, and the fan experience—with the outcome still uncertain.
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Hurricane Melissa Triggers Deadly Floods Across Caribbean as It Targets Cuba and Beyond
in Fiji NewsPowerful winds and torrential rain upend Caribbean life as a major storm rips across the region, triggering floods, outages, and urgent evacuations. From Jamaica to nearby islands, communities brace for a challenging road to recovery and a test of resilience.
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Fiji Interfaith Leaders Condemn Hate Speech, Rally for Harmony
in Fiji News– In Fiji, faith groups call for unity and mutual respect as communities navigate recent tensions, emphasizing love, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence for a diverse nation. – Interfaith leaders in Fiji stress peace and understanding amid concerns about religious intolerance, focusing on respect for all faiths and a shared commitment to harmony. – As tensions…
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Pacific Islands Open First Cryopreservation Lab to Safeguard Crops and Biodiversity
in Fiji NewsA new cryopreservation laboratory in the Pacific is quietly changing the game for food security and biodiversity, preserving an array of crops—from coconuts to taro and bananas—through advanced freezing technology. More than a storage facility, it aims to safeguard livelihoods and cultural heritage for generations to come.
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Faith and Community Unite to Tackle Youth Drug Crisis
in Fiji NewsFaith communities are stepping up to address youth drug use with open dialogue, stronger family support, and renewed participation in community life. As leaders unite to broaden outreach, a collaborative path toward resilience and hope is taking shape.
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Ben Austin Tragedy Sparks Call for Safer Cricket Gear
in Fiji NewsTragedy on a Melbourne practice field is sparking a vital conversation about safety in cricket. A teen cricketer’s fatal injuries have the sport reassessing protective gear and protocols to protect future players.
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Tailevu Grapples with Hundreds of Vacant Traditional Titles
in Fiji NewsVacant traditional titles in Tailevu are prompting a fresh push for community-led solutions. With lineage verification and collaborative action at the core, this effort could reshape local leadership and cultural governance across the region.
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Fiji Tightens Tobacco Rules as Vaping Surge Tests Public Health
in Fiji NewsFiji is moving to modernize its tobacco and food safety laws with sweeping reforms—from expanded smoke-free zones and plain packaging to a full advertising ban and tougher penalties for illegal vape sales. As youth vaping rises and public health costs climb, officials are pursuing stronger regulations in partnership with international health bodies.
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Fiji Taps UNEP for Biodiversity Boost Under Global Funding
in Fiji NewsFiji rolls out a bold biodiversity push with UNEP-backed projects and fresh funding. The move signals stronger alignment with global standards and sets the stage for refreshed national strategies and new reporting on genetic resources.
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South Africa Seal Historic Women’s World Cup Final Berth, England’s Run Ends
in Fiji NewsSouth Africa pulled off a stunning semifinal upset in Guwahati, pushing England to a heavy exit. A fearless start and a masterclass on one end set the stage for a historic final appearance, while England faces a critical regroup ahead of future challenges. The match underscored the drama and unpredictability of knockout cricket.
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Fiji Airways taps Paul Scurrah to sustain growth momentum
in Fiji NewsFive years after stepping away from Virgin Australia, a familiar aviation executive returns to steer Fiji Airways into a new era of expansion. With fleet growth, new routes, and strategic partnerships on the horizon, the Pacific carrier aims to keep the momentum going in a rapidly evolving region.
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Fiji Condemns Derogatory Interfaith Video as Government Promises Action for Unity
in Fiji NewsCalls for unity surge after a video deriding multiple faiths sparks concern across the nation. A prominent minister condemns the comments, urging calm, responsibility, and continued respect for Fiji’s diverse, multi-faith heritage.
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Hurricane Melissa Category 5 Strikes Caribbean, Jamaica Braces for the Aftermath
in Fiji NewsCategory 5 Melissa swept through the northern Caribbean, leaving Jamaica and neighboring islands grappling with major damage and outages. As relief teams mobilize and communities begin to rebuild, stories of resilience and solidarity emerge in the face of the storm’s aftermath. A powerful reminder of how people rally together when disaster strikes.
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Fiji’s Vio Island Unveils Solar-Powered Evacuation Center and Expanded Mini-Grid
in Fiji NewsVio Island near Lautoka is stepping up climate resilience with a renewable-powered evacuation center and an expanded solar mini-grid. Funded by international and local partners, the upgrade aims to safeguard vulnerable residents while cutting diesel use and emissions. A standout example of how government, development partners, and communities can collaborate for a safer, more sustainable…
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Lau Leaders Urged to Reassess the Soli Ni Vanua Levy as Costs Rise
in Fiji NewsLeaders in Lau confront the rising cost of living as the future of the soli ni vanua comes under scrutiny. Discussions are steering toward smarter funding, community-led development, and fresh partnerships to ease financial pressure while unlocking local opportunities in tourism and enterprise.
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Bugonia: Lanthimos’s Surreal, Provocative Power Play
in Fiji NewsYorgos Lanthimos’s Bugonia pulls you into a claustrophobic, darkly comic clash of reality and illusion. A basement encounter between an eco-terrorist and a corporate executive spirals into razor-sharp dialogue that skewers modern fear, ambition, and the cult of efficiency. Provocative, eerie, and unexpectedly humane, the film lingers long after the lights come up.