Fiji News
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Fiji Opens New Double-Storey Classrooms at Ballantine Memorial School
in Fiji NewsBallantine Memorial School marks a milestone with the opening of a new double-storey classroom block, a symbol of two decades of dedication and community effort. Upgraded spaces and modern facilities promise a refreshed learning environment for the all-girls school, hinting at brighter days ahead for students and staff.
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Habosi signs long-term deal with Racing 92 through 2029
in Fiji NewsVinaya Habosi has extended his contract with Racing 92 through 2029, cementing his place in a team chasing European and domestic glory. The Fijian speedster has evolved into a versatile weapon on the wing and outside center, a cornerstone of Racing 92’s ambitious project.
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Fiji Appoints Minister to IPU Working Group on Science and Technology, Signals Pacific Leadership
in Fiji NewsFiji steps into a global spotlight as Minister Sashi Kiran joins the Asia-Pacific delegation on the Inter-Parliamentary Union’s Working Group on Science and Technology. Her appointment signals Fiji’s push for inclusive, tech-driven progress—and future-focused governance across the region.
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Fiji police crackdown as raid uncovers massive cannabis haul
in Fiji NewsPolice intensify the fight against illegal drugs after a Navosa raid ends in an arrest and the discovery of a large suspected marijuana haul. The operation signals a broader crackdown ahead of the festive season, with more seizures and arrests expected.
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Cook Islands Activists Challenge US-Backed Deep-Sea Mining
in Fiji NewsActivists in the Cook Islands staged a bold sea protest against the U.S.-backed Nautilus expedition as it returned to port. With kayaks and a banner reading “Don’t Mine the Moana,” they voiced fears for marine life and Indigenous rights, as regulators weigh how to balance opportunity with protection.
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Fiji Seismic Activity Heats Up in September 2025: What It Means for Residents
in Fiji NewsSeptember 2025 brought a string of earthquakes across Fiji, with noticeable shaking in the Yasawa Islands and western districts and additional tremors felt in Vanua Levu. Shallow activity in the north paired with deeper events to the east hints at complex seismic dynamics under the Lau Basin, reminding communities to stay prepared as the region…
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Divine Farm Sparks Local Jobs as Fiji’s Pork Sector Booms
in Fiji NewsDivine Farm in Verata is reshaping Fiji’s agriculture with a locally rooted workforce and hands-on training that empowers communities. In a moment of nationwide farming momentum—from new facilities to rising pork production—this initiative hints at a future where sustainable farming and local opportunity go hand in hand.
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Messi Leads MLS MVP Finalists in 2025 Awards Race
in Fiji NewsMessi headlines MLS’s 2025 year-end award finalists as the league barrels toward the playoffs. A stacked field across MVP, coaching, and newcomer honors promises a dramatic race and plenty of drama beyond the final whistle.
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UNFPA-led Pacific initiative aims to boost maternal health and referrals in remote areas
in Fiji NewsA bold regional effort in the Pacific aims to streamline referrals for sexual and reproductive health, bringing skilled professionals to remote clinics and helping women and young people access lifesaving care sooner. Backed by cross-country collaboration and targeted funding, the initiative seeks to reduce maternal risks and strengthen community resilience.
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Fiji’s UTOF launches $150M property drive with new subsidiary
in Fiji NewsA bold new chapter for Fiji’s property scene unfolds as the Unit Trust rolls out a major investment and a new subsidiary to back three upcoming developments. The multi-location plan hints at job growth, stronger investor confidence, and a push toward a modern, resilient economy.
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SNAP and WIC at Risk as Shutdown Extends into November
in Fiji NewsWith the federal shutdown stretching into a fourth week, several states warn that November SNAP and WIC benefits may be delayed, threatening food security for millions. As food banks report rising need, communities brace for uncertainty in how aid is delivered during a divisive political stalemate.
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Taumalolo Aims for Redemption in Tonga-Samoa Pacific Showdown
in Fiji NewsTaumalolo is back in the spotlight as Tonga braces for a pivotal showdown with Samoa. After a season cut short by injuries, the 32-year-old forward is rejuvenated and hungry for redemption, aiming to steer his side toward Pacific Championships glory and a sharper path to the 2026 World Cup. A rising group of young talents…
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UN Expands Methane Satellite Monitoring Beyond Oil and Gas
in Fiji NewsSatellites are revealing methane leaks from oil and gas with unprecedented clarity. Yet the jump from alert to action is proving slower than hoped. As monitoring widens to coal, waste sites, and steelmaking, the coming weeks could show whether data translates into real climate progress.
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Rabuka Presides as Pacific Officials Rally for Accountable Governance
in Fiji NewsSenior officials from Pacific nations gather for a high-level dialogue on governance, accountability, and policy delivery. The gathering signals a renewed push for regional cooperation and practical steps aimed at improving life for island communities. As discussions unfold, the emphasis is on turning shared values into tangible, on-the-ground outcomes for the Pacific.
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Nobody Wants This Season 2: Jenni Konner Teases More of the Same Romance
in Fiji NewsSeason two returns with the same warmth and wit, following Noah and Joanne as they juggle a big, beautiful romance with a few tricky questions ahead. A sparkling ensemble and a few surprising turns keep the tone light while hinting at real growth on the horizon. Incisive, funny, and quietly provocative, this chapter promises more…
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Rugby Diplomacy Strengthens Fiji-Israel Ties Amid Jerusalem Embassy Talks
in Fiji NewsRugby becomes the unlikely catalyst for a new chapter in Fiji–Israel relations. A high-level visit shows how teamwork on the field mirrors a growing partnership off it—spanning security, agriculture, and climate cooperation. Shared values and cultural exchange hint at deeper ties beyond sport.
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Fiji Named to National Geographic’s Best of the World 2026 List
in Fiji NewsFiji is quietly cementing its status as a must-visit destination, earning fresh recognition for its pristine beauty, welcoming culture, and sustainable adventures. It promises transformative, immersive experiences that go beyond postcard-perfect vistas—perfect for travelers seeking meaningful connections.
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20-Year-Old Jillaroos Debutant Set for Toa Samoa Clash
in Fiji NewsTwenty-year-old Jesse Southwell steps onto the Jillaroos’ stage for her Test debut, eager to soak up lessons from co-captain Ali Brigginshaw. A daunting clash with Toa Samoa looms, but her dream-come-true moment hints at a bold new chapter for women’s rugby in Australia.
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Chua bows out as Fiji women’s team heads into MSG Prime Minister’s Cup in PNG
in Fiji NewsFiji’s women’s national team faces a pivotal moment as Angeline Chua prepares for her final stint ahead of the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup. With a coaching search underway and a camp that blends seasoned players with rising talents, the Kulas aim to translate promise into performance on the Papua New Guinea stage.
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Tuicuvu Returns to Flying Fijians Squad as Masi Faces Setback Ahead of England Test
in Fiji NewsSetareki Tuicuvu has been added to the Flying Fijians’ 32-man squad for the November tests, stepping in for Iosefo Masi after medical assessments. With fitness updates and a packed schedule ahead, the team faces a tough start against England.
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Fiji-Korea Ties Grow with KOICA Projects as Korea Celebrates National Foundation Day
in Fiji NewsFiji and Korea celebrate a decades-long partnership built on sustainable development—from energy and health to climate resilience. A warm note from Fiji signals continued collaboration as both nations look toward a shared future and a milestone anniversary.