Fiji News

Following a security breach at a Sigatoka school, authorities move to safeguard the Year 12 exams. Supplementary papers will be issued for four compromised subjects, the timetable remains unchanged, and digital tracking with tighter oversight aims to deter future breaches. Police investigations are underway as the education community prepares thousands of students under a renewed…

Fiji has dodged price climbs for seven straight months, entering deflation territory. A September uptick and a CPI rebasing hint that the inflation story isn’t over—reshaping how households pay for essentials and what could lie ahead for the economy.

Sun Insurance shines a spotlight on its agent network at a milestone workshop that blends celebration with innovation. New tools for claims tracking and agent performance set the stage for sharper service and stronger growth, while outstanding performers are recognized and a culture of collaboration takes center stage.

One contestant at the Vodafone Sugar Festival is turning pageantry into advocacy, highlighting parental engagement as a key to students’ confidence and success. A third-year law student, she hopes the platform will spark lasting community change beyond the event.

Unions allege mistreatment at an unnamed Coral Coast resort as the Employment Ministry opens an investigation. The case highlights pay issues, missing contracts, and broader safety concerns in Fiji’s hospitality industry, signaling a growing push for workers’ rights.

Big steps underway as the iTaukei Land Trust Board kicks off a comprehensive valuation of all administered lands. The initiative aims to boost accountability by compiling full parcel data across communities and factoring in intangible assets tied to native titles, signaling a new era for landowners and regional growth.

Fiji’s hospitality scene is buzzing after IHG Fiji Hotels earned a string of regional awards, spotlighting a people-first culture and standout service across three properties. The recognitions honor the teamwork behind memorable stays—from HR leadership to frontline stars.

Fiji Airways welcomes a new era as Paul Scurrah takes the helm with a bold pledge to be “the Happiest Airline in the World.” A traditional ceremony and a renewed focus on people, safety, and standout service hint at exciting times ahead.

Fiji is rolling out a landmark cross-agency effort to curb financial crime, uniting key government bodies under a new Tax Crimes Taskforce. The agreement promises sharper information sharing and a whistleblower pathway, signaling a proactive push against tax evasion and related misconduct.

Ba Hospital, run by Aspen Medical, has claimed a prestigious national award for quality management, marking another year of excellence in Fiji’s healthcare. Underlining a culture of continuous improvement and patient-centered care, the win complements the hospital’s recent JCI Gold Seal accreditation. Together, these milestones point to a future where safety, quality, and world-class care…

Voices from across the Asia Pacific converge for a Biennial Conference on advancing human rights. Framed by a Fijian Drua metaphor, the gathering spotlights regional resilience in facing climate threats and discrimination, and the crucial role of national institutions in defending rights. A shared journey toward a safer, fairer region begins.

A landmark three-day summit brings Fiji’s architecture and construction community together, blending policy with climate-conscious design and cutting-edge innovations. From housing challenges to building codes, top professionals and government officials share ideas, showcase advances, and spark collaborations that could reshape Fiji’s built environment. Expect bold conversations, new opportunities, and a glimpse of the innovations steering…

Leaders in architecture and construction gather for a landmark Pacific conference focused on climate resilience and sustainable growth. From innovative materials to evolving building codes and regenerative design, the event promises ideas that could shape the region’s future built environment.

Fiji confronts a complex mix of housing insecurity and vacant leadership that could reshape resettlement plans. Fresh efforts to revitalize small housing projects, like Jittu Estate, sit alongside urgent questions about eviction, land governance, and community consent. In this evolving landscape, transparent, community-led solutions and empowered local authorities may hold the key to a more…

Images of sinking Pacific islands have become powerful symbols in climate discourse—yet they often overlook local realities, politics, and real acts of resilience. A new perspective centers Pacific youth and community-led responses that push back against victim narratives and fossil-fueled futures. This teaser examines how media framing shapes climate justice and why authentic, place-based voices…

Pacific civil society voices a clear warning: any return to nuclear testing would threaten peace, health, and the environment across island communities. From Fiji to the Marshall Islands, advocates are urging accountability and a path toward disarmament, while condemning ongoing Fukushima wastewater releases that ripple through the region. Amid a legacy of harm, a resilient…

Pacific leaders champion a treaty-backed resilience fund designed to deliver fast, direct grants to communities hardest hit by climate change. The Pacific Resilience Facility is framed as self-determination and climate justice in action, turning promises into real local impact.

Climate shocks are intensifying instability in fragile regions, prompting a call to align climate finance with peacebuilding. The approach centers on local leadership, gender-sensitive livelihoods, and cross-border collaboration—hinting at a shift that could redefine resilience for communities most at risk.

Tensions between New Zealand and the Cook Islands reach a critical point as leaked plans for a sweeping crypto bill trigger alarm. Critics warn it could amount to state-sanctioned hacking, with aid and diplomacy hanging in the balance. The Pacific partnership faces a pivotal test as transparency and trust come under scrutiny.

Fiji’s traditional weaving is being revived, weaving together ancestral stories, skill, and community spirit. Through workshops and shared craft, women and youth reconnect with their heritage and glimpse brighter futures.

Pacific communities face rising seas, extreme weather, and shifting livelihoods that demand urgent action. Leaders emphasize that human rights and a healthy environment are inseparable, urging stronger institutions and regional collaboration to turn dialogue into meaningful protections for the most vulnerable.