Fiji News
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Two Suspects Arrested in Louvre Jewel Heist as Loot Remains Missing
in Fiji NewsTwo suspects from the Paris region have been arrested in connection with the Louvre jewel heist, just as one was preparing to fly out to Algeria from Charles de Gaulle. With no stolen treasures recovered yet, investigators continue to piece together how the daring break-in unfolded and what it means for museum security.
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Fiji Weather: Unsettled Conditions Bring Heavy Rain and Flood Warnings
in Fiji NewsUnsettled skies loom over Fiji as a trough brings clouds, showers, and the risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms. Flash flooding could flare in low-lying areas, even as the rainfall offers relief for water supplies. The pattern is expected to persist in the days ahead.
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Fiji Unions Back Labour Bill as Inspector Powers Spark Debate
in Fiji NewsFTUC backs the Employment Relations (Amendment) Bill, arguing inspectors have clearly defined powers focused on fixing breaches rather than punitive action. With wage-theft penalties and rising living costs in the spotlight, the measure highlights Fiji’s push toward fairer, internationally aligned labor standards.
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Fiji Plans Water Makeover for Tavua, Rakiraki and Ba
in Fiji NewsSmaller towns in Fiji are still grappling with unreliable water as aging pipes bite into daily life. Now upgrades are moving beyond the capital to Tavua, Rakiraki, and Ba, with new designs, bigger reservoirs, and expanded treatment capacity. As droughts persist and nighttime shutoffs continue, a brighter, more reliable water future may be on the…
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Raiwaqa Cemetery Vandalism Sparks Fiji Burial Law Overhaul
in Fiji NewsVandalism and disorder at Raiwaqa Cemetery have alarmed local leaders, who say the sacred site is turning into a late-night gathering space. As Fiji reviews burial laws, the community is pushing for tougher provisions and rehabilitation-focused penalties to preserve dignity and respect for all faiths.
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New Fiji-France Maritime Pact Signals Step Up in Pacific Security
in Fiji NewsFiji steps up as a leading voice in Pacific maritime security, highlighted by a landmark France–Fiji agreement and plans for a regional hub to boost cooperation against illicit activity. As climate-related and other non-traditional threats rise, regional partners are aligning for faster, smarter responses ahead of the 2026 gathering.
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Reece Walsh Wows Wembley Debut as Cleary and Munster Laud Him
in Fiji NewsReece Walsh exploded onto the international stage with a stellar Test debut that drew high praise from Cleary and Munster. The rising fullback capped it off as man of the match and then locked in a long-term Broncos contract through 2029, signaling big things ahead for Australia. Eyebrows are rising as Walsh’s blend of talent…
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Lightning Delay Sparks Samoa Surge in Pacific Cup Hope
in Fiji NewsRugby league in the Pacific delivered drama, delays, and undeniable momentum this weekend. Samoa battled through a lightning-postponed night to book a Pacific Cup final berth, while bold performances and historic milestones—including a landmark win for the Cook Islands women—reshaped the regional landscape. A weekend of rising stars and fierce showdowns leaves fans hungry for…
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Ba Provincial Holding Co. Names Interim CEO to Drive Indigenous-Led Growth
in Fiji NewsSitiveni Weleilakeba steps in as interim CEO of Ba Provincial Holding Company, ushering in a new era of indigenous-led investment for Ba. With extensive regional experience, this leadership shift hints at a refreshed focus on community growth and a stronger financial foundation. A strategic pivot toward empowerment and sustainable development for the region awaits.
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Navunisaleka Gets New Foot Crossing, Boosting Rural Access in Fiji
in Fiji NewsResidents celebrate a new foot crossing that replaces a perilous makeshift bridge, promising safer, easier access to essential services. Seen as a milestone in a broader push to connect rural communities, this development hints at lasting improvements in daily life and emergency responsiveness.
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84-Year-Old Fiji Grandmother Defines Rural Resilience and Tradition
in Fiji NewsAt 84, Teresia Taina embodies resilience and quiet strength in rural Fiji. Her days begin before dawn—collecting firewood, washing by the river, weaving mats—and everything is rooted in family, tradition, and staying active. A touching testament to devotion, memory, and the simple joys of village life.
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Fiji Corrections Service Celebrates 150th Anniversary with Nationwide Oath Ceremony
in Fiji NewsMarking 150 years of service, the Fiji Corrections Service hosted a nationwide Affirmation Oath and Church Service that spotlighted a renewed commitment to discipline, faith, and justice. Leaders urged officers to pair courage with compassion as rehabilitative work takes center stage, signaling a hopeful path for staff and the wider community.
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Liverpool Under Pressure as Slot Faces Fourth Straight Premier League Defeat
in Fiji NewsLiverpool’s season hits a stumbling block as a string of defeats tests Arne Slot’s plans and the club’s bid to rebound. A Southampton comeback reminded fans of their resilience, but the road ahead demands sharper tactics and leadership. With a squad mixing seasoned pros and bright young talent, the next steps could redefine their campaign.
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Trump at ASEAN Summit Eyes Ceasefire, Trade in Southeast Asia
in Fiji NewsPresident Trump’s Southeast Asia trip flares a high-stakes push for a fragile regional ceasefire and fresh trade discussions. At the ASEAN Summit, diplomats jockey to turn talks into momentum—potentially reshaping stability and prosperity across Southeast Asia.
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Fiji Weighs ILO Labour Standards Against Local Realities
in Fiji NewsFiji is weighing how far to align its employment laws with international norms, sparking a debate over worker rights versus business costs. As discussions unfold, many warn that the path chosen could shape jobs, growth, and the economy for years to come.
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Fiji HIV Data: Testing Drives Numbers, Not Risk
in Fiji NewsFiji’s HIV data is prompting a careful interpretation, with officials stressing that numbers should not map risk onto any ethnic group. As conversations about sexual health become more open, advocates emphasize stigma-free prevention, testing, and care for everyone.
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Fiji Boxers Gear Up for New Zealand Invitational
in Fiji NewsFiji’s amateur boxing team is gearing up for a two-day invitational in New Zealand, training alongside the host nation’s top boxers to sharpen their edge. Coach Cam Todd says the squad is hungry, focused, and ready to showcase Fiji’s rising talent on the international stage.
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Naitasiri U-20 Eye Skipper Cup Final Clash With Nadi
in Fiji NewsFrom a rocky start to a finals push, Naitasiri’s under-20s are making waves in the Skipper Cup. A gritty win and standout performances have them marching toward a high-stakes showdown with Nadi, fueled by a passionate community and relentless teamwork.
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Vienna Open Final: Sinner to Meet Zverev in Indoor-Hard Showdown
in Fiji NewsJannik Sinner advances to the Vienna final, set to clash with former champion Alexander Zverev. The indoor-hard showdown hints at a high-stakes battle, featuring precision, power, and two of the game’s rising stars teeing off for the title.
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Australia Clinches Wembley Ashes Opener as England Falters
in Fiji NewsAustralia seized the opening Ashes test with a commanding Wembley display, signaling their intent for the series. England must regroup as the action heats up and the bid for victory continues.
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Fiji Sets a New Course for Education with a Commission and Act Review
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Ministry of Education unveils a bold plan to boost school performance through sharper data, closer district collaboration, and a modernized education framework. A newly established Fiji Education Commission will review the system from early childhood to technical training, shaping evidence-based improvements. The initiative signals a forward-looking push to expand access, upgrade teaching, and elevate…