Fiji News
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SLR Shield Showdown Sparks Fiji Old Boys Pride at Churchill Park
An age-old rugby clash at Churchill Park brought Queen Victoria School alumni together for a nail-biting showdown that underscored more than just sport. Voices from the sideline spoke of discipline, perseverance, and a living tradition, with generous support from sponsors and the QVS Old Boys network. It offers a vivid glimpse of Fiji’s enduring rugby…
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Flying Fijians Show Resilience in Twickenham Test Against England
Twickenham delivered a gripping test as the Flying Fijians showed grit, attacking flair, and stubborn defense against England. The clash swung on a handful of pivotal moments and discipline, leaving a vivid impression of Fiji’s growing strength. A testament to resilience and potential as they eye the challenges ahead.
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Fiji Imposes Island Quarantine After Invasive Bactrocera facialis Detected
An urgent quarantine is underway on Fiji’s Yasawa and Mamanuca islands to halt an invasive Tongan fruit fly from spreading. New rules limit the movement of fresh produce and trigger vigilant inspections, reshaping daily life for residents, visitors, and farmers alike. The stakes are high as authorities race to protect crops, communities, and food security.
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Solomon Islands Kava Makes First Commercial Airfreight to Fiji
Solomon Islands’ kava is stepping onto the export stage with the first commercial airfreight to Fiji, signaling a new chapter for local farmers and exporters. As the crop gains attention for its quality, industry players must navigate rising logistics costs and evolving regulations that could shape its future.
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England’s Depth Shines in Fiji Victory Ahead of NZ Showdown
England extended their winning streak in a hard-fought clash with Fiji, where the bench made a late impact and a pivotal moment sealed the win. A sign of growing depth and momentum as they head toward a marquee clash next week.
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Fiji Bans Corporal Punishment in Schools Under New Education Act 2025
A landmark reform is reshaping discipline in schools, centering safety and student dignity. The sweeping policy bans corporal punishment and cruel treatment, signaling a shift toward compassionate, non-violent approaches to learning. As debates unfold, this change hints at a future where classrooms nurture growth and well-being for every child.
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England cling to slim halftime lead as Fiji push in Allianz Stadium thriller
An edge-of-the-seat first half at Allianz Stadium leaves England with a slim lead as Fiji chase back. A pivotal moment before the break has set the stage for a gripping second half, where both teams will push for control in this high-stakes showdown.
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Guru Nanak Birthday Sparks Youth Empowerment at Samabula Sikh Temple
Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s birth anniversary at the Samabula temple turned into a day of service, reflection, and real-world action. From youth programs addressing drug abuse to a Langar that welcomes all, the celebration showed how timeless values translate into community uplift. A glimpse into faith strengthening unity and hope in Fiji’s diverse communities.
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Paula Ramasiga: Former Post Fiji Employee Faces Corruption Trial
Former Post Fiji employee Paula Ramasiga faces a corruption trial in Sigatoka as prosecutors lay out a prima facie case amid ongoing witness testimony. The proceedings cast a spotlight on accountability and ethical governance in public service.
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Inter-Hotel Tournament Sparks Charity and Community Spirit
Two days of friendly competition brought hotels and tourism professionals together for a bigger purpose. Rugby, netball, and volleyball framed a weekend that blended sport with charity, strengthening industry bonds and supporting local causes.
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Fiji’s Flying Fijians Shine in Setback Against England
Flying Fijians light up the field with Tevita Ikanivere’s two tries and Salesi Rayasi’s searing pace, but costly penalties swing the balance in a loss to England. A promising performance as they eye the France test.
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Fiji Corrections Probe Deepens as Stepson Testifies in Misconduct Inquiry
Fresh testimony at the Fiji Corrections Service tribunal raises questions about recruitment integrity and governance. The stepson of the suspended commissioner disputes records of his selection, while welfare-fund spending comes under scrutiny, fueling a broader debate on transparency as the inquiry continues. The proceedings hint at deeper reforms on the horizon.
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Muaniweni 1970s Farm Turnaround: Dalo, Crops and Resilience
1970s Fiji reveals how a farming family shifted from sugar debts to a diversified harvest—dalo, beans, cattle—and a tighter-knit community. A story of grit, budgeting, and collaboration that still echoes for today’s farmers facing changing markets and uncertain times.
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Hidden Crisis: Fiji Youth Leaving Home Over Domestic Violence
Rising cases of young adults leaving home due to domestic violence are prompting a coordinated push for safe shelters, education, and job opportunities. The aim is to restore dignity through compassionate wraparound support and community-driven action that protects against street-based risks.
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Fiji’s rare conjoined twins seek overseas partners for treatment
Two months after birth, conjoined twins in Fiji are thriving under close medical supervision. As doctors explore overseas partnerships to support their care, the rare case has drawn global attention and sparks hope for what’s next. A story of resilience in pediatric care across the Pacific.
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SODELPA to Field 10 Young Candidates for Fiji’s 2026 Elections
Ten young voices are set to push SODELPA’s agenda as the party primes for 2026. A vibrant Youth AGM spotlighted education, leadership, and fresh opportunities, signaling a renewed focus on empowering Fiji’s youth.
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Fiji MSMEs push back on Employment Relations Bill 2025, demand ERAB-led talks
Fiji’s MSMEs are raising concerns about the Employment Relations (Amendment) Bill 2025, warning that the current form could hinder growth and formalization. Industry leaders are urging a return to ERAB-style negotiations to craft a more workable framework, cautioning that stringent penalties may threaten small businesses and jobs. The debate underscores the balance between worker protections…
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Caleb Muntz Resurges as Fiji’s Flyhalf After World Cup Setback
Caleb Muntz’s journey from a World Cup setback to Fiji’s go-to flyhalf is a testament to resilience and growth. With crucial moments on the international stage and a sharpened grasp of the game, the Flying Fijians’ future looks brighter than ever.
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Vodafone Rakiraki Festival Launches Rise Above Theme to Build Strong Minds and Bright Futures
Rakiraki welcomes a week of celebration under the theme Rise Above, Building Strong Minds, Bright Futures. Five contestants vie for the Queen title as the community leans into resilience, education, and digital opportunities that promise a brighter tomorrow for all.
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Chicago Shooting Sparks Debate Over Immigration Enforcement
Chicago tensions over immigration enforcement spike after a shooting targeting federal agents during a operation in Little Village. No injuries were reported and the suspect remains at large, but the incident sharpens the national debate on safety, protests, and policy. Advocates urge a humane, rights‑respecting approach as communities navigate this fraught moment.
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Turning awareness into action: Fiji Airways backs Pinktober cancer drive
Fiji Airways backs cancer awareness and prevention with a substantial donation and a month of staff-led Pinktober activities. The effort underlines a strong commitment to community wellness and turning awareness into action.