Fiji News

A trough of low pressure is sweeping across Fiji, bringing widespread rain and the risk of heavy downpours. Some areas may see lighter showers, but the system is set to move across the country, heightening flood concerns in low-lying zones.

Rooster Chicken and the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua renew their four-year partnership as the club heads into the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season. From a bold 2021 start to a growing symbol of Fiji rugby, the alliance fuels community pride and on-field ambition.

A small Fiji village begins a bold, community-led push toward resilience. A direct-grant is fueling local solutions—from restoring freshwater to climate-ready housing and sustainable livelihoods—empowering residents to shape their own adaptation journey.

Fiji and the Solomon Islands launch a landmark Twinning Program to strengthen justice systems and regional cooperation. Marked by a traditional Chuppu ceremony, the partnership envisions knowledge exchange, capacity building, and digital reforms with tools like the Justice Information Management System. Backed by regional partners, the initiative signals a shared Pacific commitment to governance, transparency,…

Judgment in a high-profile domestic-violence case has been pushed to November 24. The delay comes as the court weighs serious allegations involving a child and an assault within a relationship, while the defendant maintains his innocence on some charges. The proceedings spotlight urgent calls for stronger protective measures and greater awareness to safeguard vulnerable families.

Take a stroll back to Lautoka in 1962, where a Sugar Festival turned music, dance, and a spectacular fireworks finale into a night of shared joy. Diverse communities came together in a burst of color, rhythm, and pure festival energy, celebrating Fiji’s vibrant heritage.

Following a recent incident near Lautoka, maritime authorities are issuing a firm safety reminder for all vessel operators. The emphasis is on certified life jackets, seaworthy and properly registered boats, and careful weather planning to help prevent future tragedies as search efforts continue and communities rally behind the effort.

New tribunal hearings reveal alleged irregular recruitment and contract changes within Fiji’s Corrections Service under the suspended Commissioner. Testimonies suggest last-minute shifts in eligibility, disputed appointments, and governance concerns raising questions about accountability. As the inquiry unfolds, calls for reform grow louder in the push to restore public trust.

Fresh off a tough setback against England, Fiji’s Flying Fijians set their sights on a high-stakes France clash. With resilience on display and plans sharpening, the team aims to turn recent challenges into momentum on the path to 2027 and beyond.

In Suva, a high-profile case unfolds as a company executive faces drug-import charges after a Brazil-bound shipment is flagged. Bail is granted amid ongoing investigations, with a January court appearance looming.

Tourist safety is under the spotlight after a Fiji homestay incident sparked debate over accountability and rehabilitation. As communities weigh steps to protect visitors, the case highlights the ongoing challenge of balancing consequences with second chances.

From a Fiji classroom to the Royal School of Church Music in England, Pu Qalo Baleidrokadroka Rokotakala has spent a lifetime turning hymn into testimony. At 77, the choir conductor and teacher continues to lift voices and raise standards, shaping generations of singers across Fiji and beyond.

Redemption fuels Fiji’s RFMF as they chase Sukuna Bowl glory after years without it. With fresh faces and steadfast leadership, the team gears up for a high-stakes showdown that could redefine the season.

Tensions flare as a major climate summit confronts protests and rising calls from Indigenous communities for a louder voice in decisions that shape land and life. The day hints at a pivotal moment for climate policy.

Defending champions Fiji Police Force are sharpening their edge for the Sukuna Bowl in Labasa, with players on the mend and confidence rising. Beyond the field, the clash doubles as a community-driven mission against drugs and HIV, hinting at a showdown that’s about more than football.

Fiji observed Remembrance Day with a solemn ceremony at Suva’s War Memorial, honoring the nation’s fallen heroes. A two-minute silence, wreaths, and a stirring chorus framed a day of reflection as leaders and families paid tribute. A powerful reminder of courage, sacrifice, and enduring national pride.

Two days of high-energy Oztag action in Fiji are about more than the scoreboard—it’s a celebration of community, culture, and local talent coming together. Expect thrilling matches, new friendships, and a weekend that shines a light on unity through sport.

Pacific island nations are pushing a climate-finance revolution—funds that are owned, managed, and led by the Pacific. The Pacific Resilience Facility is hailed as a game-changer, designed to empower communities and reduce reliance on external aid. With broad support and a bold roadmap, this initiative could reshape regional resilience for years to come.

Troubling pollution is surfacing in Fiji’s northern waters as communities rally over discarded bags threatening local marine life. The incident has sparked calls for accountability and stronger waste-management practices across the region. A broader conversation about protecting coastal ecosystems and sustainable disposal is unfolding as residents push for answers and action.

An 18-year-old Fiji rugby hopeful, Suliano Savenaca, trains with the country’s sevens stars, chasing a dream of wearing the Fiji jersey. With grueling sessions and a Korea tournament on the horizon, his bold ascent hints at a new wave of talent shaping Fiji rugby.

Kadavu gears up for a milestone Namalata 7s, with 32 teams across youth, women, and open divisions set to light up the field. Beyond the thrill of the game, the tournament signals a growing push for grassroots rugby and community unity on the island.