Fiji News
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Flying Fijians Call Up Fresh Faces for Autumn Internationals Amid Injury Setback
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Flying Fijians push for peak fitness as injuries reshape their Autumn Internationals squad. Coach Mick Byrne brings in fresh talent and tightens preparations ahead of a high-stakes England test, hinting at exciting opportunities for both new and seasoned players.
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Richard III: The Lost King settlement sparks history-vs-Hollywood debate
in Fiji NewsArchaeology meets Hollywood in a tale already sparking debate over how history is told. A film inspired by a famed royal discovery heads toward legal challenges and a fresh on-screen disclaimer, raising questions about truth, accountability, and the limits of storytelling in modern cinema.
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Flight Delays Spike as FAA Shutdown Strains Air Traffic Control
in Fiji NewsAir travel disruptions mount as thousands of flights stall across the U.S. amid staffing gaps and a dragging government shutdown. With controllers and TSA officers working without pay, travelers are feeling the squeeze at airports nationwide. As talks continue, the next days could bring more turbulence in the skies.
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FNU Careers Fair Returns in Fiji, Bridging Students with Employers
in Fiji NewsAfter a seven-year pause, a major university’s Careers Fair returns, reconnecting students with industry partners and real-world opportunities. The revival signals a renewed push to bridge education and employment and empower the next generation.
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Pacific Nations Unite at MOC21 to Shape Albacore’s Future
in Fiji NewsPacific nations convene for a high-stakes week to map the future of shared fisheries governance. Fresh talks on harvest strategies, climate-risk tools, and bycatch safeguards—and a spotlight on the South Pacific albacore—could set the course for regional benefits for years to come.
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Fiji’s Bulikula Clinch Historic 2026 Women’s Rugby League World Cup Berth
in Fiji NewsAn emotional milestone for Fiji’s Bulikula as they book a spot in the 2026 World Cup, signaling a new era for women’s rugby league in Fiji and a broader breakthrough for female sport.
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Payne Haas Debuts for Samoa, Sparks Pride Ahead of Pacific Championship
in Fiji NewsPayne Haas leans into his Samoan heritage on a debut that sparked pride, emotion, and leadership for Samoa. A historic win and a confident push toward the Pacific Championships hint at an electric new chapter for the team.
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Demi Lovato Unveils It’s Not That Deep Album and 2025 Tour
in Fiji NewsDemi Lovato kicks off a vibrant new era with her ninth studio album, It’s Not That Deep, an 11-track dance-pop journey that sparkles with life’s highs and challenges. As she gears up for a bold 2025 North American tour, energy, love, and resilience pulse through every beat. A fearless, feel-good chapter inviting fans along for…
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Jets Legend Nick Mangold: A Final Game and a Quiet Battle
in Fiji NewsNick Mangold, the Jets’ longtime center, has died at 41 after a battle with kidney disease. Tributes poured in, with a former coach recalling his unwavering dedication and the moments he pushed through pain to finish a game. Mangold’s 11 seasons and his public fight with illness leave a lasting football legacy.
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Removal of Fiji’s Election App Stirs Debate on Transparency
in Fiji NewsWhat happens when a groundbreaking elections app is scrapped right as the next electoral cycle begins? Critics warn the move could weaken transparency, fuel misinformation, and limit access to real-time results and historical data—raising urgent questions about the future of democratic trust.
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Fiji Cabinet in Flux as Acting Finance Minister Steps In Amid FICAC Charges Against Prasad
in Fiji NewsActing Finance Minister Esrom Emmanuel steps into a turbulent moment as a senior minister faces resignation amid corruption charges. With cabinet shifts and changes at the anti-corruption commission, questions of accountability and the government’s future loom large.
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Fiji Bulikula Make Historic World Series Debut as Budget Woes Loom
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Bulikula have carved a historic path for Pacific women’s rugby with a first-ever World Series berth. But triumph comes with real-world hurdles—from a hefty travel bill to a homecoming that may be far from seamless as players return to far-flung corners of the globe. A story of grit, dreams, and a sport on the…
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Naitasiri Aims to Break 25-Year Skipper Cup Drought in Final vs Malolo
in Fiji NewsTwo storied Fijian clubs collide as Naitasiri chase a long-awaited title against Malolo. With momentum on both sides and a nation watching, the final promises a high-stakes showdown built on grit, strategy, and pride.
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Flying Fijians Ready for England Test as Hybrid Squad Gears Up for Northern Tour
in Fiji NewsWith a rare mix of Northern Hemisphere experience and Drua’s fresh energy, the Flying Fijians head into a demanding European tour. Coach Mick Byrne signals a physically dominant forward game, sharp mobility, and a plan forged for tough conditions. A pivotal moment for Fiji on the world stage and a spark for the next generation.
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Dylan Efron Breaks Nose During DWTS Rehearsal Ahead of Halloween Night
in Fiji NewsAn on-stage mishap left Dylan Efron with a broken nose, but his spirits—and his rhythm—stay strong on Dancing With the Stars. He’s leaning on a tight-knit team and family for support, sharing a touching moment with sister Olivia as the season heats up. Expect more heart, hustle, and high-stakes dance as the journey continues.
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Fiji Airways names Paul Scurrah as new CEO as Andre Viljoen steps down
in Fiji NewsFiji Airways signals a new era as Paul Scurrah prepares to take the helm. With two decades in aviation and a proven track record in leading transformation, his appointment hints at growth, stronger service, and a broader regional footprint.
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Labasa Market Turmoil Spurs Push for New Management and Safety Upgrades
in Fiji NewsTensions spill over at Labasa’s Dry Goods Market as disputes among middlemen threaten operations, safety, and cleanliness. Vendors press for stronger management and fairer terms, while authorities monitor with CCTV and plan upgrades to restore order.
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Fiji Chiefs Urge Strong Family Leadership to Tackle Youth Offenses
in Fiji NewsFiji’s traditional leaders are urging stronger family and community leadership to confront rising youth issues, from drugs to abuse. They warn that an old apology ritual should not be used to overlook serious crimes, stressing accountability and proactive parenting as keys to safer communities. The call also highlights renewed collaboration and cultural values as a…
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Fiji PALM Scheme Overhaul Aims to Secure Remittances for Families
in Fiji NewsConcerns over the social impact of Fiji’s PALM scheme are prompting new safeguards to keep families connected while workers pursue opportunities abroad. With discussions on direct remittances, stronger oversight, and improved pre-departure measures, the government signals a shift toward ensuring financial support reaches loved ones at home.
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Fiji Court Challenge Tests PM and President Powers Over FICAC Appointment
in Fiji NewsA courtroom showdown in Suva asks: who really controls appointment and dismissal powers in Fiji? The case surrounding former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali raises fundamental questions about constitutional roles, immunity, and governance. With the verdict looming, observers say the outcome could redefine accountability and the balance of power across Fiji’s top offices.
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Samoa Qualifies for Final as Storm Delays Pacific Championships Clash with Tonga
in Fiji NewsA dramatic lightning delay paused a pulsating Pacific Championship showdown in Brisbane as Samoa surged past Tonga with bold early authority. Stars like Jeremiah Nanai and Izack Tago sparked the attack, leaving fans buzzing about what comes next in the tournament.