Fiji News
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Fiji and Wallis & Futuna Sign Five-Year Development Pact
in Fiji NewsFiji and Wallis & Futuna have unveiled a landmark five-year plan focused on health, education, agriculture, climate resilience, trade and tourism. The Declaration of Intent marks a shift from talks to tangible actions, aiming to boost regional cooperation and bolster local communities. Leaders call it a stepping stone to shared growth and lasting resilience across…
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Fiji MP Biman Prasad Set for Plea in Disclosure Case
in Fiji NewsProfessor Biman Prasad faces serious charges tied to asset disclosure, with a December 8 plea in Suva on the horizon. The morning court session touched on transparency, potential conflicts, and the broader push for political accountability in Fiji. As the case unfolds, it highlights ongoing debates about integrity in public life.
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Fiji Police Cold Case Unit Gains Momentum, Eyes More Closures
in Fiji NewsSignificant momentum is building in Fiji’s cold cases, with progress on six of nineteen files and one high-profile case officially closed. Two cases have moved to prosecutors, while three more are under careful review. Families hold onto hope as a revamped, veteran-led unit presses ahead to uncover answers long overdue.
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Fiji Pushes Parliaments to Back Climate Resilience and the 1.5°C Target
in Fiji NewsPacific leaders push a global call to put resilience at the heart of climate policy, warning that even small temperature rises threaten vulnerable island communities. The discussion signals a push for accountable action that ties local needs to international commitments in the fight against climate change.
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Police Hunt for Third Suspect After Robbery Targeted Public Officials
in Fiji NewsTwo men have been charged in connection with an aggravated robbery that targeted public officials in Vusasivo. With a third suspect still at large, authorities vow to press on, highlighting ongoing concerns for the safety of civil servants and the community.
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Biman Prasad Faces Asset Declaration Allegations in a Fiji Court
in Fiji NewsFormer Fiji Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad faces a high-stakes legal challenge after being granted non-cash bail on allegations tied to public disclosures. As the case advances, the politics of transparency and accountability in government are likely to come under renewed scrutiny.
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Fiji Delivers Lifeline for Island Students with New Boat and Books
in Fiji NewsOn a remote Fiji island, a new lifeline for students arrives—a fiberglass boat, updated library books, and essential hygiene gear—highlighting a broader push to keep rural and maritime communities connected to learning, even when the seas are rough.
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Savusavu Robbery: Two Charged as Police Seek Third Suspect Targeting Civil Servants
in Fiji NewsTwo suspects have been charged after an aggravated robbery in Vusasivo that put civil servants in the spotlight. As authorities push the investigation forward and calls for stronger protections grow louder, the community watches closely for answers.
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Epstein Files Could Clear Trump, Roil the GOP
in Fiji NewsWith a pivotal House vote on the Epstein-related DOJ files approaching, the fight over accountability for powerful figures is heating up. Supporters say the disclosures could clear the air, while critics warn of partisan backlash and shifting loyalties. The coming days could redefine how the public weighs influence, immunity, and justice.
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South Africa Edge India in Eden Gardens Test to Take 1-0 Series Lead
in Fiji NewsMomentum swung wildly in the opener, setting up a gripping series decider in Guwahati. With plans tweaked and both teams hungry for a win, the November 22 clash promises tense cricket and high-stakes twists.
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Fiji President Urges Unconditional Love to Heal Divides
in Fiji NewsIn the shadow of decades of upheaval, Fiji’s president issues a powerful call for unity and unconditional love. The message centers on healing through compassion and shared care, inviting a hopeful reimagining of a diverse nation.
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COP30: Fiji Pushes for Global South Climate Finance Reform
in Fiji NewsAt COP30, Fiji makes a bold plea for climate justice and faster, grant-based finance to help the Global South weather mounting shocks. From storms threatening coastal towns to saltwater intrusion and rising seas, the call emphasizes equity and collective action. A timely nudge toward a fairer, more effective path for resilience.
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Argentina’s dramatic comeback stuns Scotland at Murrayfield
in Fiji NewsArgentina staged a dramatic second-half comeback to topple Scotland in Edinburgh, flipping the game with a bold momentum shift and a late surge of tries. The Pumas’ resiliency and sharp tactical tweaks under pressure delivered a stunning result that underscored their rising strength.
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Fiji Rugby Seizes Optimism After France Test Ahead of World Cup Quest
in Fiji NewsFrance started strong, but the Flying Fijians showed grit with a spirited second-half revival. Captain Tevita Ikanivere remains hopeful about Fiji’s trajectory, stressing sharper execution as they chase big ambitions on the road to the Rugby World Cup.
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Fiji Targets Safer Roads With Licensing Reforms and Tougher Enforcement Ahead of the Festive Season
in Fiji NewsWith the festive season approaching, Fiji faces road safety challenges tied to speeding, careless driving, and licensing gaps. Authorities are pursuing tightened enforcement, awareness campaigns, and a licensing review to curb fatalities. A recent drop in deaths offers cautious optimism as collaborative efforts aim to keep holiday travel safer for everyone.
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Fiji Bets on Event Tourism to Boost Economy and Communities
in Fiji NewsFiji is shifting its tourism focus from sun-and-sea to a vibrant calendar of culture, music, and sporting events. This bold strategy aims to attract new visitors while boosting local communities and businesses across the islands. From festivals to world-class competitions, event-based experiences promise a broader, more inclusive tourism future.
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Ra Maternity Hospital 55th Anniversary Sparks Expansion Debate in Fiji
in Fiji NewsRa Maternity Hospital marks 55 years as a pivotal conversation unfolds about its future. With church leaders, local communities, and health officials weighing expansion against maintaining a smaller facility, the focus shifts to strengthening maternal care across the region.
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Two Charged in Savusavu Robbery as Fiji Vows to Protect Civil Servants
in Fiji NewsTwo men face charges over a brazen aggravated robbery that menaced public servants in Vusasivo, with a third suspect still at large. As police intensify the investigation, officials vow firm action and stronger protection for civil servants amid growing concerns about violence against public workers.
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Diabetes Rising Among Fiji’s Youth Sparks Call for Inclusive Wellness
in Fiji NewsDiabetes is increasingly striking Fiji’s younger generation, threatening families and the nation’s future. Leaders are urging a broad, stigma-free wellness push—reaching schools, workplaces, and places of worship—with early screening and strong community support at its heart. A united, proactive approach offers hope in this growing health challenge.
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Fiji to Reintroduce Exam Scaling in 2026 to Level the Playing Field
in Fiji NewsFiji’s national exams are taking a new turn, with scaling set to return from the 2026 academic year. Aimed at leveling the field for students in rural and remote areas, this move signals a bold shift in how exam results are measured and what they can mean for the future.
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Fiji Launches Tax Crimes Task Force to Fortify Investment Climate and AML Compliance
in Fiji NewsFiji is launching a multi-agency Tax Crimes Task Force to tighten financial oversight and deter tax evasion, aiming for a safer, more transparent investment climate. Officials say the collaboration will boost investor confidence and align with global standards ahead of upcoming reviews.