Fiji News

Valuefone opens a new Nakasi Mall outlet, bringing mobile sales and essential services closer to home. The latest store signals a boost in convenience and support for the Nakasi community.

Fiji unveils a new blueprint aimed at better water and sanitation for rural communities, signaling a bold step toward healthier living and sustainable growth. Through collaboration and smart planning, this initiative promises far-reaching impact for the nation’s future.

Following a security breach at a Sigatoka school, the Ministry of Education unveils new safeguards for Year 12 exams. Supplementary external papers are being prepared for four subjects, and the timetable remains unchanged. The plan includes digital tracking and tighter oversight to bolster exam integrity and support students as they prepare for their certificates.

Fiji is slipping into deflation for seven straight months, with a modest September uptick keeping the trend alive. A redefined CPI basket and shifting consumer spending are fueling a transitional price landscape, driven by food and transport costs. As global fuel trends and domestic dynamics unfold, the path for inflation in the coming months remains…

An insightful workshop reveals how a leading insurer is arming its agent network with new tools—from a cutting-edge claims-tracking system to a fresh performance-monitoring platform. The event honors standout performers and underscores a culture of recognition and continuous improvement across communities.

Lebaiwasa Wakawaka brings a timely message to the Vodafone Sugar Festival: parental involvement can shape a child’s future. Her platform links everyday family engagement to better academics, stronger social skills, and resilience against risky choices. Beyond the pageant, she envisions using this momentum to fuel her future legal career and community advocacy.

Allegations of unfair labor practices emerge from a Coral Coast resort as workers raise concerns over contracts, pay, and union activity. A formal government probe is underway under Fiji’s Employment Relations Act, with unions urging stronger protections for those in tourism. The case highlights ongoing debates about labor rights in Fiji’s fast-growing hospitality sector.

A sweeping valuation effort by the iTaukei Land Trust Board could redefine how land is valued and managed. By auditing every parcel and capturing intangible assets tied to native titles, the initiative aims to boost transparency, accountability, and economic opportunity for iTaukei communities.

An awards night spotlighted the heartbeat of Fiji’s hospitality—the people behind memorable stays. IHG’s Fiji hotels netted top honors across leadership and service, underscoring a culture built on care, pride, and genuine hospitality. A glimpse into how Fiji’s hospitality scene continues to shine.

Traditional welcomes usher in a new leadership era as the airline’s new CEO pledges safety, humility, and a bold aim to become the happiest airline in the world.

Fiji unveils a landmark cross-agency pact to intensify the fight against financial crime. The new Tax Crimes Taskforce brings together key agencies to boost information sharing, safeguard whistleblowers, and sharpen investigations into tax Evasion and money laundering.

Ba Hospital’s latest accolades mark a turning point for healthcare in Fiji and the Pacific, signaling a steadfast push toward safety, quality, and patient-centered care. These milestones hint at how global standards and continuous improvement are shaping a brighter future for families across the region.

Leaders and experts from the Asia Pacific gather to chart a shared path for advancing human rights across the region. With resilience and unity at the helm, the gathering uses a powerful cultural symbol to frame concrete actions on climate, discrimination, and justice. The conference signals bold steps to strengthen national human rights institutions, protect…

Fiji’s architecture scene gathers for a three‑day conference and trade exhibition that pairs design minds with policymakers and industry leaders. Expect talks on climate‑aware architecture, housing challenges, and the latest in sustainable building materials—plus a showcase of innovations shaping Fiji’s built environment.

Leaders, innovators, and policymakers in the Pacific gather for a pivotal conference focused on climate-resilient architecture, sustainable infrastructure, and the region’s evolving built environment. Bold keynote talks and policy discussions hint at redefining design for a warming world, new building codes, and the smart technologies shaping power and construction. A forward-looking program promises fresh ideas…

Fiji faces a tangled mix of housing insecurity and leadership vacancies that threaten vibrant communities. In response, authorities are testing smaller, faster redevelopment and community-led planning—promising a practical path forward if local voices shape every step.

New research challenges the familiar “sinking islands” image in climate discourse, arguing that such visuals can erase local agency and the real drivers of change. Pacific youth and communities are rewriting the narrative—focusing on resilience, action, and leadership instead of vulnerability. This shift in representation could reshape how the world talks about climate justice in…

Pacific civil society warns that resuming nuclear tests would threaten health, environments, and regional security. From Fiji to the Marshall Islands, communities mobilize for disarmament and accountability, pushing for a treaty-based path amid urgent environmental concerns in the Pacific.

A bold new financing mechanism aims to deliver fast, direct grants to Pacific communities on the frontlines of climate change. The Pacific Resilience Facility is touted as a turning point for self-determination and climate justice, backed by multi-million dollar pledges from regional partners.

Climate risks and geopolitical tensions are converging, underscoring the urgent need to align climate finance with peacebuilding. From climate-resilient livelihoods in Nigeria to empowering women peacemakers in the Pacific, the emphasis is on local leadership and fair funding. A growing chorus of collaboration signals real hope for communities most at risk.

Leaked plans from the Cook Islands threaten to reshape regional security with a new cryptocurrency bill granting sweeping powers to government agents. Critics warn it could amount to state-sanctioned hacking, raising fresh concerns about sovereignty, transparency, and the delicate Pacific partnership. The unfolding debate puts diplomacy and development at a crossroads.