Fiji News

Harry Grant steps into the Kangaroos’ captaincy as Isaah Yeo sits out with concussion, guiding a squad built on leadership and rising talent. A high-stakes showdown in Liverpool looms, with Australia aiming to cement their series lead and England ready to counter.

Fiji takes center stage at a pivotal biodiversity summit, urging more inclusive, well-funded action to safeguard the planet’s living systems. With calls for gender-responsive reporting and louder voices for indigenous communities, the discussion could redefine how progress is measured—and funded—for the 2030 targets.

Two nations mark 50 years of friendship, celebrating a rich tapestry of culture, shared progress, and enduring collaboration. This look at Fiji–China ties hints at a story of resilience, community, and a future built on mutual respect.

Michael Jordan returns to the spotlight in a fresh broadcasting chapter, promising more than sharp analysis. He hints at mentoring the next generation by sharing the hard-won lessons from his legendary career. As the season opens, nostalgia meets a bold new path for the game’s greatest icon.

From a school clinic to a historic World Cup milestone, Naomi Tegu Sivoi’s journey is a bold chapter in Fiji’s women’s rugby. Her rise signals a new era for the Bulikula and for aspiring players everywhere.

Six months after an eye injury at school left an 11-year-old boy unable to attend class, a Nasinu family remains searching for answers and support. As concerns about safety and how such cases are handled come to the fore, this story highlights the questions families still face.

A seven-minute animated journey threads family archives, museum artifacts, and immersive digital storytelling to illuminate the Girmit legacy. A bold cross‑cultural collaboration hints at VR experiences, graphic storytelling, and a broader program that could reshape how Indo-Fijian heritage is remembered.

Messi hints at a possible 2026 World Cup bid, weighing age and fitness as he extends his stint with Inter Miami. A preseason fitness check could determine whether the Argentine icon chases one more shot at football’s pinnacle. The next moves could redefine a legacy that already spans generations.

New climate findings spotlight the energy sector as Fiji’s climate lever, with emissions tied to electricity even as renewables rise. The report ties energy trends to resilience and policy action, hinting at a bold path toward a cleaner, more secure energy future.

New moves to map cemeteries and clearly mark burial grounds could reshape health safeguards and land-use in iTaukei communities. With urban land pressures and calls for stronger governance, the initiative aims for sharper boundaries and better collaboration—while honoring cultural heritage.

Five of Fiji’s top track and field stars head to Tonga for the 2025 Oceania Cup, aiming to capitalize on recent form at the Pacific Mini Games. The squad features Errol Qaqa, Samuela Vunivalu, Maryann Macedru, Loata Lewageena and Sereana Viriviri, competing across hurdles, jumps and throws. A medical setback rules out Heleina Young, but…

Fiji is pushing forward bold labor reforms aimed at strengthening workers’ rights and renewing tripartite dialogue across the Pacific. From reviving sectoral wage councils to restoring key protections, this development signals a new era for Pacific unions and workers.

An urgent shift in Pacific security unfolds as suspected drug shipments come under direct attack. Legal questions, regional tensions, and humanitarian concerns loom as nations reassess the path forward in this high-stakes drama.

Conakry is waking up to a bold new voice on its walls. Chimere, the rising artist behind Guinea Ghetto Graff, turns blank façades into murals that celebrate culture and spark social change—from public health messages to portraits of Guinean icons—hinting at a future where street art leads the conversation.

Proposed amendments to Fiji’s Police Act could pave the way for mandatory drug testing across the force, from recruitment to ongoing service and at the Commissioner’s discretion. Supporters say it strengthens integrity and public trust, while safeguards for rights and safety are under scrutiny. The reform points toward a more accountable policing culture.

Fiji’s island communities are stepping into a new era of self-reliance through cooperative models. A four-day Cooperative Management training in Vanuabalavu sparked interest from eight villages to launch ventures in fishing, handicrafts, and coconut oil, backed by governance, record-keeping, and enterprise-development skills. With government support and conservation partners, the movement pursues resilient livelihoods that protect…

Former Fiji minister Biman Prasad steps down from his cabinet roles as charges loom from a watchdog body. He says he’ll let the legal process unfold and continue serving from the backbench, while the move sparks renewed calls for transparency, accountability, and ethical governance in Fiji.

Prime Minister Rabuka reaffirms FICAC’s independence, insisting the anti-corruption body operates without political interference and has not been weaponized. He points to a review of its powers, stressing that upholding the rule of law will bolster investor confidence—even as cabinet shifts raise questions about political stability and reforms.

Port Moresby sets the stage for a landmark Melanesian Cup clash as the Vusu Raiders square off with the Mount Hagen Eagles. For many in the squad, it’s their first bite at international rugby league—a moment brimming with pride, focus, and bold ambition. Expect a weekend of high-stakes action, fierce teamwork, and a pack of…

An escalating legal battle over the dismissal of Fiji’s former anti-corruption chief casts a spotlight on who controls appointments and removals. The case pits executive prerogative against procedural safeguards, raising questions about the independence of anti-corruption bodies and the balance of power. With a ruling due in 2026, the outcome could redefine governance and accountability…

Fiji is pushing for a stronger, more inclusive cybersecurity voice for Small Island Developing States on the global stage, highlighting the need for broader representation in international forums. With a forward-looking digital strategy and regional partnerships, the Pacific aims to sharpen cyber resilience and safeguard critical infrastructure against evolving threats.