Fiji News
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Fiji Coral Coast Resort Workers Allege Exploitation and Wage Theft
Workers at a Fiji Coral Coast resort allege mistreatment and wage irregularities, sparking a growing labor dispute. As unions push for stronger protections, authorities vow to tighten oversight and safeguard workers’ rights amid ongoing employment reforms.
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Severe storm disrupts Esk State School’s 150th anniversary, sparking outages and damage across Queensland
Severe storms interrupted a milestone celebration across southeast Queensland, bringing brutal hail, damage and injuries. As crews assess the aftermath and power is restored, communities brace for more unsettled weather—yet resilience shines through in the face of disruption.
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Enrique Iglesias Thrills Mumbai as Phone-Theft Shadow Looms Over India Tour 2025
Enrique Iglesias electrified Mumbai with a blockbuster performance that drew tens of thousands to the venue. Behind the roar, a wave of mobile phone thefts cast a shadow over the night, spurring police investigations and a review of security measures. As fans danced through the rain and relived the hits, the concert sparked fresh talk…
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Rewa FC Clinches Inter-District Championship After 15-Year Wait, Sparks Nausori Celebration
Rewa FC ends a 15-year wait with a thrilling championship win, fueling a festive Nausori parade. Big rewards for players and staff hint at a season of revival powered by unwavering community support. A comeback story that has fans already asking what’s next for this rising team.
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Fiji Unions Push for Stronger Labor Rights in Contract Reforms
Fiji’s labor talks shine a spotlight on the future of work, as unions push back against short-term contracts and press for stronger rights to organize and bargain. With reforms under debate and wage integrity on the agenda, the push is toward fair, stable employment for all.
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Kumuls Edge Fiji Bati in Port Moresby Showdown
Port Moresby delivered a stern test for the Vodafone Fiji Bati as the Kumuls showed clinical finishing. A bright moment from Kitione Kautoga with a brace offered a glimmer of hope ahead of the Cook Islands clash.
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Fiji Court of Appeal to Convene in Ba, Expanding Access to Justice
Justice takes a major step closer to home as Fiji’s Court of Appeal heads to Ba for a landmark session—an move tied to a broader push to broaden access to justice beyond Suva, amid a new court complex and local services for communities.
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Run for Climate 2025 Sparks Pacific Unity and Action
Suva’s Run for Climate turned a community run into a bold statement for the region’s climate future. With strong backing from EU diplomats and fresh funding on the horizon, the Pacific’s path toward resilience and sustainable development gains momentum.
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FRU Bars Nasilasila From Fiji Final Over TOP Breach
Here are some short teaser options you can use as the WordPress excerpt: – A pivotal decision in Fiji rugby tests the balance between rules, safety, and second chances. What happens when integrity and redemption pull in opposite directions? – In the run-up to a major final, the Fiji Rugby Union weighs a complex call…
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Fiji’s first ECE diploma graduates as MLTC marks 50th anniversary
MLTC Davuilevu marks a historic milestone with its first cohort of graduates in the National Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care. As the college celebrates 50 years, these pioneering students blend theory and hands-on learning, hinting at a bright future for Fiji’s education sector.
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Fiji’s Trachoma Elimination Validated: A Pacific Health Milestone
Across the Pacific, a regional alliance is transforming eye health by boosting frontline training and strengthening health systems. Fiji marks a historic milestone in this collaborative effort, spotlighting how sustained teamwork can safeguard vision for generations to come.
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Mikaele Ravalaca Wins WBA Oceania Lightweight Title in Suva, Mindset Over Muscle
Rising star Mikaele Ravalaca clinches the WBA Oceania Lightweight title in Suva, proving faith and unshakable focus can beat the odds. With bigger challenges on the horizon, including a next-year showdown with Runqi Zhou, Fiji’s boxing scene is buzzing with new hope.
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Fiji Economy Moderates to 3% in 2025 as Tourism, Remittances Stabilize and Renewables Rise
Fiji’s economy shifts from a rapid rebound to steadier growth, led by tourism, remittances, and big infrastructure plans. With inflation easing and major energy and hotel investments on the horizon, a new chapter of resilience unfolds.
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Fiji Launches Major Curriculum Review to Boost Literacy and Job Readiness
Fiji is gearing up for a bold curriculum overhaul aimed at sharpening students’ reading, writing, and communication skills for university life and beyond. With input from students, parents, and educators, the reforms seek to align schooling with future opportunities and spark a more inclusive, future-ready education system.
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Pacific Drug Trade Surges: Hidden Corridors and New Threats
A wave of organized crime and drug trafficking is tightening its grip on the Pacific, with legitimate businesses increasingly serving as cover for illicit activity. From Fiji to Samoa and beyond, evolving smuggling methods threaten security, health, and governance. The path forward hinges on stronger regional cooperation and smarter enforcement.
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Fiji Sends Smaller COP30 Delegation While Expanding Global Voices
Fiji’s COP30 delegation is taking a leaner, more focused path. With government staff pared back, a diverse mix of media, researchers, regional partners, and development supporters aims to ensure a louder Pacific voice on climate resilience and adaptation. The approach hints at a strategic shift in how Fiji engages on the global stage.
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Fiji Tightens Environmental Oversight on Laucala Island Developments
Fiji launches a multi-agency review of development on Laucala Island, signaling a stronger push for environmental safeguards in tourism and growth. The initiative, tied to coastal conservation and coral reef protection, points to a broader strategy of climate-smart planning and community resilience. A glimpse into how sustainable development and conservation are converging for Fiji’s future.
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Fiji Secures $31 Million Climate Fund to Boost Nature, People and Resilience
Fiji unveils a landmark climate program aimed at protecting forests, rivers, and reefs—from mountains to the sea—while empowering communities and youth. The initiative blends nature-based solutions with local know-how, signaling a bold step for resilience across the Pacific.
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Anees Bazmee Teases Bhool Bhulaiyaa 4 as Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 Celebrates Anniversary
Anees Bazmee marks his birthday with a one-year milestone for Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, praising its reception and Kartik Aaryan’s killer comic timing. He hints at a fresh chapter for Bhool Bhulaiyaa 4 and reflects on collaborations with iconic stars, all in the service of keeping audiences laughing. A new era for the beloved horror-comedy franchise…
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Cambridge-area train stabbing sparks safety concerns as arrests made
Shocking violence disrupts a train near Cambridge as emergency crews rush to aid the injured. Police have made arrests and investigations are just beginning, with officials weighing motives and what this could mean for safety on crowded journeys.
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Fiji’s death penalty debate for drug traffickers heats up
Fiji’s fiercest legal debate in years centers on whether the death penalty could ever curb drug trafficking. As politicians, lawyers, and rights advocates clash over deterrence, constitutionality, and human rights, the conversation hints at a turning point for justice policy across the Pacific.