Fiji News

Fiji is turning personal diabetes stories into nationwide momentum. A growing group of Young Diabetes Fiji ambassadors under 30 are amplifying awareness—from schools to communities—backed by practical support and upcoming educational camps. This youth-led push signals a hopeful shift in how diabetes care is lived every day.

New lawyers step into a demanding era, where justice spans the courtroom and the digital world. Chief Justice Salesi Temo’s address champions ethics, mentorship, and unwavering resilience as the profession rises to meet online scrutiny and defend citizens’ rights.

Olympic champion Jerry Tuwai makes a high-stakes comeback, captaining the Mike Friday Select 7s at the Coral Coast Fiji 7s. With a powerful blend of international stars and local talent, the quest for the i-Wau Trophy promises edge-of-seat rugby.

Before dawn, Timoci Lobanavau rises to tend his crops and a bustling roadside stall, turning daily routine into resilience. Deaf and mute, he navigates a world that often overlooks him with quiet strength, community pride, and a rhythm that speaks louder than words. A tale of courage, dignity, and the transformative power of belonging.

A new Fiji–Japan collaboration aims to boost employment for Fijians through a Technical Intern Training Program, offering hands-on experience in Japan and valuable skills on return. Beyond jobs, the pact signals stronger ties and a shared path toward growth.

Two lives were lost in a head-on crash on Queens Road in Naboutini, as investigators search for answers. With road fatalities rising and the holiday season approaching, authorities are urging renewed vigilance behind the wheel.

Fiji’s maritime future gains momentum as a high-level trip to Japan uncovers fresh paths in shipbuilding, port resilience, and sustainable infrastructure. Insights from Yokohama and Keihin Koyasu Shipyard point to collaborations that could reshape Fiji’s blue economy and inter-island travel, signaling a bold revival of local shipbuilding and regional strength on the water.

Fiji’s iTaukei Affairs Minister outlines a bold cultural agenda at a regional gathering, spotlighting youth education, creative industries, and heritage collaboration. The conversations point to stronger Pacific partnerships and fresh avenues for cultural exchange across the region.

From a turbulent childhood to a law degree, Gyaneshwar Pillay’s journey is a testament to resilience and reinvention. By day a police officer, by night chasing a dream, he shows that perseverance can rewrite a life. As 24 new lawyers join the bar, his story offers a bright glimpse of determination, second chances, and staying…

Fiji’s rural water challenge is getting a focused, data-driven response. A sweeping master plan targets thousands of villages—especially remote outer islands—promising sustainable improvements that align with SDG 6 and a healthier, more resilient future for all.

Siya Kolisi leads the Springboks into Turin with a sharpened focus on the breakdown and ball security. A bold lineup reshuffle, featuring a youthful midfield pairing of Canan Moodie and Ethan Hooker, signals a tactical test as they chase autumn momentum.

Fiji faces a looming diabetes crisis that touches thousands of families and could reshape the nation’s health landscape. With warnings of rising cases and the heavy cost of complications, leaders are calling for urgent lifestyle changes, screenings, and stronger community support. Hope hinges on bold prevention and renewed commitment to care.

Fiji’s architectural scene is gearing up for a transformative era of investment and collaboration. A bold move toward sustainable, climate‑resilient design could redefine how we build, travel, and live—creating new jobs and greener, smarter communities.

An apology from a major broadcaster follows a controversial cut of a speech, fueling fresh debates about media bias and how footage is edited. With looming legal threats and a decision not to rebroadcast, the episode highlights the fragile line between journalism and perception. It’s a moment that could reshape calls for accountability and trust…

Westpac Fiji welcomes its Group Chief Executive on his first island visit, pairing warm Fijian hospitality with a forward-looking view on growth. Branch tours, client dialogues, and community initiatives hint at a refreshed plan to support local business and financial education across the Pacific.

Fiji’s hospitality scene shines as Hilton Fiji takes center stage at a regional awards night, clinching multiple accolades for outstanding service. The celebration highlights a culture of recognition and growth, signaling an exciting chapter for Fiji’s tourism future.

Fiji’s architecture scene is evolving beyond aesthetics into culture, resilience, and the future of housing. From termite challenges and tightened building codes to groundbreaking ideas like bamboo construction, industry leaders are shaping safer, more affordable spaces that inspire generations to come. A hopeful path forward envisions communities that endure and thrive in harmony with tradition…

Months of equipment trouble delayed Fiji’s essential cancer screenings. Testing is back on track and a new mammogram machine is on the way, as officials work to prevent future outages—while advocates urge sustained focus on women’s health.

Two months after a hit-and-run left a 10-year-old boy badly injured, his family still searches for answers. As investigators chase leads and the community calls for accountability, the case remains shrouded in unanswered questions and rising concern.

Fiji’s hospitality sector bands together for Pinktober, turning generosity into real impact for breast cancer care. From charity events to a dazzling pink display and workplace wellness, see how this partnership is advancing awareness, support, and early detection in the community.

Fiji is gearing up for a surge of investment, with more than 200 projects totaling about $6.2 billion moving from planning to construction. A flagship One&Only resort in Yasawa signals luxury growth alongside new rural job opportunities in farming. Yet skilled labor shortages and permitting hurdles could slow the pace and shape what lies ahead.