Fiji News

January transfer rumors are heating up as clubs weigh bold moves and eye-popping fees. Midfield reinforcements, attacking signings, and potential departures could reshape European powerhouses. The market is buzzing with intrigue as teams plan their next steps.

Missing cocaine vanished from police custody and a court ruling blocks the defense from viewing the remaining exhibits. With the key evidence gone, the trial pivots on questions of custody and how such gaps are handled—raising questions about the path to justice in a high-profile case.

Fiji’s coalition faces questions as whispers of leadership change ripple through the halls of power, even as unity appears to endure. With reshuffles and a roadmap to 2026 on the horizon, the coming days could redefine the government’s direction.

Australia’s sudden online-safety push for teens is forcing Meta, TikTok and Snap to rethink access for under-16s. With new age-verification plans and looming penalties, the social giants are racing to chart a safer path for younger users.

The 2026 Songwriters Hall of Fame nominations spotlight a star-studded mix of pop, rock, hip-hop, and folk, signaling a dynamic moment for the craft. From legendary names to trailblazing talents, the lineup hints at how songwriting continues to shape the soundtrack of our lives. A celebration of artists whose songs have left an indelible mark—and…

Fiji is pushing geospatial innovation to bridge rural and urban development, safeguard resources, and bolster climate resilience. Fresh discussions highlight the power of timely data and regional partnerships, using satellite imagery, IoT, and mobile data to turn planning into real-world impact—and keep every community in sight.

Fresh clashes and threatened raids test Gaza’s fragile ceasefire as Israel and Hamas trade accusations of violations. With talks stalled over hostage remains and rising humanitarian concerns, the region braces for what comes next.

England unveil a bold autumn Test lineup, with Ford at fly-half and Freeman moving to outside center. A blend of fresh talent and tested performers, plus a potential 50th cap from the bench, sets the stage for a high-stakes showdown with Australia.

An international Close Protection Training program is taking shape at Fiji’s Police Mobile Force Headquarters in Nasinu. Led by senior police officials and backed by international partners, the initiative highlights the critical duties of protecting VIPs and signals a broader push to strengthen policing and public safety across the Pacific.

Fiji moves toward a modern policing framework, shifting from a 1965 act to provisions shaped by community needs and human rights. Backed by UN partners, the reform aims to boost trust, accountability, and smarter policing for all Fijians.

Fiji’s ruling coalition faces a critical test as tensions rise within its upper ranks. Prime Minister Rabuka insists on stability and forward momentum, signaling a reshuffle to safeguard governance as the 2026 elections approach. The resilience of leadership will be put to the test in the weeks ahead.

Women make up a majority of Fiji’s teachers, but leadership roles still lag. A peek into the Fiji Teachers Association’s efforts—from board representation drives to women-led market ventures—highlights a broader push for parity in education and governance. With calls for systemic reforms and reserved seats, the momentum for women’s leadership is gathering pace.

Fiji is rolling out a new maternal and child health policy to standardize care, safeguard gains, and strengthen readiness for future health emergencies. Built with frontline input and international collaboration, it unifies family planning, immunization, and early childhood care under one clear framework. A bold step toward more consistent, higher-quality care for mothers and children…

A high-stakes legal challenge in Fiji questions due process and constitutional protections as the Director of Public Prosecutions challenges a suspension of his salary and benefits. The case could redefine how governance and accountability are exercised at the top levels of the judiciary.

Smoke from a stubborn fire at Lautoka’s Vunato dump has burned for days, seeping underground and fueling health worries for nearby residents. With authorities weighing rapid-response measures, new observation towers, and a possible relocation paired with greener waste practices, the community watches as plans to safeguard health and the environment begin to take shape.

Lautoka residents voice cautious optimism about a proposed development near Coronation Park, urging the council to protect green space and avoid flood-prone sites. With public submissions closing soon, the community’s input is shaping a broader conversation on sustainable growth and recreation.

Fiji’s Central Division gears up for cyclone season with a bold push for village and ward disaster risk subcommittees. Leaders say turning plans into real, community-led action could reshape resilience across the islands.

Water scarcity tightens its grip on Fiji’s Central Division, where about 40% of the population relies on just four water-trucking trucks to serve 334 villages. Officials are calling for urgent contingency planning and stronger collaboration across agencies to safeguard supplies during emergencies.

– Hidden among Fiji’s Yasawa Islands, the Sawa-i-Lau Caves blend turquoise waters with legends of love, guardians, and ancient rites. A sacred doorway to a rich cultural tapestry and natural wonder. – Inside limestone chambers and azure pools, stories of legends and sacred passages echo through the Sawa-i-Lau Caves—where myth and nature meet in a…

Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister steps down amid fresh corruption allegations, signaling a new chapter in the islands’ governance and accountability debate. As legal proceedings unfold, questions about integrity, leadership, and the path ahead for public service rise to the forefront.

Fiji gears up for a safer festive season with increased police visibility, night-time checkpoints, and a fresh collaboration with transport authorities. From busy urban streets to highways and popular gathering spots, the plan leans on community involvement to keep holidays secure and enjoyable.