Fiji News
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Haaland double fuels City’s push on Arsenal as Premier League title race heats up
in Fiji NewsManchester City closed in on the leaders with a commanding 3-0 win, with Haaland delivering a standout display. Across the league, bold comebacks and key derbies reshape the table as the title race tightens and survival battles heat up.
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Brown University Shooting Leaves Two Dead as Campus Braces for Investigation
in Fiji NewsBrown University reels after a classroom shooting halted finals and unsettled the campus. Authorities pursue a lead as the community searches for answers and begins the slow process of healing.
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Supreme Court Upholds 2017 Korean Wharf Rape Convictions
in Fiji NewsA high-stakes Supreme Court ruling keeps a rape conviction intact, underscoring the power of survivor testimony and medical evidence in a brutal nighttime assault.
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Bondi Beach Hanukkah Attack: Australia Shaken by Antisemitic Tragedy
in Fiji NewsAn unimaginable act at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney shocks the nation and rekindles a renewed focus on antisemitism, security, and the strength of community. As investigators piece together the events, communities brace themselves and stand with those affected.
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Fiji Unveils Green Finance Taxonomy to Guide Climate Investment
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils its Green Finance Taxonomy—a science-based framework to steer capital toward climate-friendly projects. With a traffic-light screening system and a focus on energy and transport, the living document sets Fiji on the path to net-zero by 2050 and 100% renewable electricity by 2035.
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Fiji Under Flash Flood Alert as Heavy Rain Expected Across Islands
in Fiji NewsAn active weather alert could bring heavy rains and flash flood risks to Fiji over the coming week. As conditions evolve, communities should stay alert and prepare for possible impacts in low-lying areas.
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Bondi Beach Mass Shooting Shocks Australia as Motives Remain Unclear
in Fiji NewsShocking events at Bondi Beach ripple through the city as investigators push to uncover what happened. In the wake of tragedy, the community rallies to support victims and seek clarity on the path forward.
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Suspect Allegedly Attacks Police Officer in Suva
in Fiji NewsAn afternoon disturbance on Waimanu Road escalated quickly, ending with a suspect in custody and a police officer injured. Investigations are underway as authorities piece together what happened. A stark reminder of the risks officers face every day.
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Fiji Floods Close Key Roads, Drivers Urged to Avoid Flooded Routes
in Fiji NewsHeavy rainfall has flooded roads across Fiji’s Western Division, with Katudrau Crossing and Narara 1 Crossing closed to all traffic. In Lautoka, Saru Back Road, Vaivai Road and Navula Road are flooded, while other routes face restrictions. Motorists are urged to exercise extreme caution and follow local advisories as conditions remain dangerous.
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rain and Flood Risk as Storm System Lingers
in Fiji NewsFiji braces for days of heavy rain as a slow-moving system brings widespread showers and the threat of flash flooding in low-lying areas. Gusty winds and rough seas could accompany the downpours, with thunderstorms possible overnight. Conditions can change quickly—stay vigilant and be prepared.
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Rural Farmers Push for AMA Payment Overhaul Amid Delays and Connectivity Gaps
in Fiji NewsFarmers in remote and coastal communities say the AMA payment system is failing them—delays, patchy mobile coverage, and a cash-reliant reality persist despite digital options like M-PAiSA. A growing reform push argues for a rural-friendly overhaul to ensure timely, fair payments.
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Strong Institutions, Not Strongmen: Fiji’s Path to Democratic Resilience
in Fiji NewsFaith and public duty intersect as a minister speaks on Fiji’s path to stability. The focus is on restraint, the rule of law, and building robust institutions that safeguard democracy—moving away from personal power toward principled leadership. A hopeful vision for a united, resilient future.
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Prominent Lawyer Warns Referendum Bill Could Infringe Free Speech, Urges Urgent Amendments
in Fiji NewsA prominent lawyer raises urgent concerns about the Referendum Bill, calling some clauses vague, broad, and potentially unconstitutional. He warns the measure could curb free speech and public discussion around the referendum and the Constitution, urging swift amendments. Critics also say the government’s handling of public concerns has been hardly encouraging.
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Drua Farewell Signals a New Era for Fiji Rugby
in Fiji NewsAn emotional farewell to Mark Evans signals a new era for Fiji’s Fijian Drua. As the team doubles down on homegrown talent and doubles the focus on Fiji’s rugby future, the next chapter hints at bigger ambitions and a brighter horizon for the sport in the islands.
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Fiji Eyes Diversified Tourism to Weather Global Shocks
in Fiji NewsFiji’s tourism sector stands at a turning point as policymakers push to break its dependence on a few markets. A sweeping 2025–2035 plan promises reforms—from a modern Tourism Act and a new Standards Framework to funding for small ventures and climate-smart, community-based experiences. With creative industries and heritage tourism in the mix, the islands could…
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rain and Flood Risk as Weather System Looms
in Fiji NewsForecasters warn of persistent heavy rain and thunderstorms across Fiji, with flash flooding a real risk in low-lying areas. The unsettled pattern is expected to continue in the coming days, prompting ongoing alerts as conditions evolve.
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Sean Combs vs Netflix: Last-Minute Cease-and-Desist Ahead of Reckoning Docuseries
in Fiji NewsA high-stakes clash unfolds as Sean Combs takes legal aim at Netflix ahead of a much-anticipated docuseries. Accusations of stolen footage and a long-running feud with 50 Cent set the stage for a showdown that could reshape perceptions around a music icon.
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Si Woo Kim Reaffirms PGA Tour Loyalty Ahead of Sony Open as LIV Rumors Swirl
in Fiji NewsSi Woo Kim signals PGA Tour loyalty as Sony Open Hawaii looms, even as whispers swirl about LIV Golf’s interest. The tug-of-war for Korean stars hints at big changes on the horizon for pro golf.
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Fiji school clinches its first national badminton title, sparks expansion plans
in Fiji NewsIsimeli Nayacakalou’s calm, disciplined play earned Jeremiah Raibevu College a national badminton title, marking a bold new chapter for the school. After just three months of training, four students hit the national stage, signaling exciting plans to grow badminton next year.
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Berlin Talks Set Stage for Ukraine Peace—What Security Guarantees Are at Stake?
in Fiji NewsBerlin hosts a high-stakes round of talks as Kyiv, Washington, and European partners discuss what a dignified peace could require. With a major summit on the horizon, the pressure is on to craft security guarantees that safeguard Ukraine’s future.
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Korovou Market Grandmother Defies Illness with Dialysis and Determination
in Fiji NewsRosette Andrews Singh, 56, keeps Korovou market buzzing—selling grog and fresh produce—even as she battles kidney failure and dialysis. With unwavering faith and family beside her, her daily grind becomes a powerful testament to resilience and hope.