Fiji News

The PAP weighs in on the electricity pricing debate, arguing that privatizing Energy Fiji Ltd has paved the way for higher bills. It blames former leadership for the structural changes and calls for real public consultation before any tariff moves.

Tomorrowland expands its universe to Asia with a full-scale edition in Pattaya this December. A three-day celebration of colossal stages and electric energy that signals a bold new chapter for Thailand’s thriving live-music scene.

Fiji moves to join the Rotterdam Convention, adopting the Prior Informed Consent framework for hazardous chemicals and pesticides. The step targets stronger national chemical management and safer handling in agriculture and industry, even as capacity and emergency-response gaps are addressed.

Tragedy grips a Fiji community as investigators probe the death of a 15-year-old boy from the Tamavua-i-Wai settlement. With forensic work underway and crucial questions unresolved, relatives and neighbors await answers as the case unfolds.

– A bustling January at Suva port hints at a bright start for Fiji, with a diverse mix of ships boosting tourism and the local economy. – Suva’s waterfront is set for a busy month as cruise liners and research vessels arrive, signaling momentum for Fiji’s year ahead. – Fiji’s maritime calendar kicks off with…

On Fulaga Island, a long-awaited Camakau race rekindles a treasured Fijian tradition after twenty years. Four villages come together, crafting canoes from local timber in a three-week gathering that celebrates heritage, unity, and sustainable living.

First-quarter revenue beat forecasts despite a VAT cut, driven by solid tax collections and rising non-tax revenue. The data hint at resilient consumer spending and ongoing fiscal momentum.

– Another body has been found in Fiji, this time near Fletcher Road in Vatuwaqa—the fourth in a month. As investigators dig for answers, residents grapple with fear and questions about safety in their communities. – A fresh discovery near Vatuwaqa’s Fletcher Road adds to a troubling monthly pattern in Fiji. With police investigations underway,…

A strategic move along Fiji’s water corridor could reshape daily life for communities from Sawani to Tacirua. A partial lease adjustment near the Colo-i-Suva forest reserve signals upcoming upgrades to local water infrastructure and stronger service for residents.

Post-break, the squad sharpens set plays and narrows the final twelve for a pivotal Singapore 7s. Coach Kolinisau emphasizes consistency and depth, signaling a determined bid to translate early-season lessons into a strong championship push.

Fiji rolls out a five-year plan to advance women’s rights, from awareness campaigns to stronger protections and justice access. A new governance framework will guide coordinated action and accountability across government.

A new men’s champion could be crowned at the Fiji Bitter Labasa 7s as last year’s holders, the Devo Babas, sit this one out. With 32 teams across eight pools, plus dynamic women’s and under-21 matchups, Subrail Park is set for a weekend of rugby drama and surprises.

Ponipate Loganimasi, the Flying Fijians breakout star and Paris 2024 silver medallist, is reportedly catching Sale Sharks’ eye for the 2026-27 season. From sevens to 15s and a growing fullback repertoire, his rapid rise promises to shake up the Sharks’ plans and the Premiership landscape.

Fiji moves to strengthen chemical safety by joining a global framework for regulating hazardous substances. The decision aims to boost oversight, protect workers and communities, and align with international best practices for farming and industry.

Tragedy near Vatuwaqa Bridge raises questions as investigators seek to uncover what happened to a young man. The scene was first spotted by a woman and her daughter gathering herbs, who alerted authorities. The investigation is ongoing and answers are awaited.

Fiji signals a new diplomatic chapter with an ambassador-designate to Israel, as defence leaders discuss boosting protections for peacekeepers in the Middle East and safeguarding personnel abroad.

Residents say the latest electricity tariff talks feel more like awareness sessions than genuine dialogue, even as regulators insist the process is personal and sincere. With meetings rolling across divisions and a 21-day feedback window, a new bill calculator hints at how changes could affect households.

An ongoing debate over Fiji’s electricity tariff talks has the FCCC stressing direct, in-person public consultations across the divisions. With one-on-one sessions, a new Bill Calculator, and a 21-day feedback window, the effort promises to bring the public into the tariff discussion.

Tragedy in Nadroga as a young child is struck on Nasovatava Road, leaving a family grieving. Investigators are reviewing what happened this morning, while the community rallies in support and looks for answers. Details are still unfolding as the investigation continues.

Major funding is on the way to boost Fiji’s road infrastructure. A grant from Japan will outfit the Public Works Ministry with heavy machinery, aimed at speeding up road construction and maintenance across the islands. The partnership promises stronger connectivity and ongoing development nationwide.

A looming shift in Fiji’s fiscal calendar could delay emergency funds and jeopardize critical disaster-preparedness efforts just as cyclone season approaches. Advocates warn that timing isn’t just numbers—it could impact lives and livelihoods.