Fiji News
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Prince Andrew under renewed scrutiny as memoir rekindles Epstein-era questions
in Fiji NewsFresh scrutiny surrounds a royal figure as a controversial memoir revives questions about past accusations. As public sentiment tightens and calls for accountability grow, the monarchy faces a pivotal moment about its future.
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India Cough Syrup Safety Under WHO Scrutiny as Regulators Seek Reform
in Fiji NewsRegulatory safety is under the microscope after reports of contaminated cough syrups affecting children. With WHO warnings and ongoing debates over testing and export rules, gaps in domestic medicine oversight are drawing fresh scrutiny. This situation underscores the urgent push for stronger, more systematic safeguards to protect the most vulnerable.
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Fiji’s Torika Delai Makes World Cup History in All-Female U-17 Match
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Torika Delai makes history as the second Fijian to referee at a FIFA World Cup event. At the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco, the 32-year-old officiates on the global stage, signaling a new era for Pacific football and women in officiating. A milestone that inspires a new generation of referees and players…
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Stéphane Auvray Named Fiji Head Coach, Signals New Era for Football
in Fiji NewsStéphane Auvray steps in as Fiji’s new head coach, bringing a wealth of coaching experience and a bold plan to shape the team’s identity. The appointment signals a fresh approach focused on structure, player development, and national pride as Fiji eyes a new chapter on the world stage.
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Fiji Urges Urgent Regional Action on Climate Change and Health
in Fiji NewsFiji is calling for urgent regional action to tackle climate-driven health challenges, unveiling bold plans to strengthen health systems and resilience across the Pacific. As leaders push for equity and stronger collaboration, the spotlight is on closing funding gaps and shaping a new framework for climate and health action in the region.
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Fiji Bail Review Underway in High-Profile Liquid Meth Case Involving Police Officers
in Fiji NewsSenior lawyer Joji Cakau steps into a high-stakes bail challenge for Eroni Kitanamati in a case tied to a wider police investigation. With a looming bail review and questions over evidence and changed circumstances, the ruling could spotlight Fiji’s resolve to tackle drug trafficking and uphold public trust in the justice system.
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Australian Stockmen Bring Rugby and Community Spirit to Fiji Ahead of Final Match
in Fiji NewsA week of training, outreach, and hard-hitting rugby builds to a pivotal clash in Nadi. The Australian Stockman’s Fiji tour blended on-field battles with school visits and gear donations, leaving communities inspired as fans tune in for the live broadcast. A showcase of skill, camaraderie, and the power of sport to bring people together.
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Vinaya Habosi signs long-term deal with Racing 92 through 2029
in Fiji NewsVinaya Habosi has extended his contract with Racing 92, locking in the electrifying winger through 2029. Since his move from Fijian Drua, the 24-year-old has become a fixture in the backline and a rising name on the international stage. The deal signals a bold, long-term plan centered on international talent and future success.
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Diwali in Fiji: Lights that Unite Communities
in Fiji NewsDiwali lights up Fiji with joy, family, and a shared spirit of unity. In Valelevu, a heartwarming reunion unfolds as relatives arrive from Australia to join the festivities. Across communities, the Festival of Lights shines as a beacon of love, respect, and togetherness.
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Labasa farmer jailed 24 years for raping 15-year-old stepdaughter
in Fiji NewsA brave survivor’s letter in court exposes years of abuse within a family and tests the limits of accountability. This case casts a stark light on safeguarding children and the enduring trauma of sexual violence.
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Netflix Earnings Miss Tied to Brazil Tax Dispute, Clouding Growth Outlook
in Fiji NewsNetflix weathered a Brazil tax dispute that trimmed profits and ended a streak of earnings beats. Yet the company is pushing ahead with stronger revenue mix and new bets—live sports, games, and podcasts—that signal a shift in how growth is measured.
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NZ-UNFPA Pact to Boost Sexual and Reproductive Health in the Pacific
in Fiji NewsA regional effort is underway to boost sexual and reproductive health in Fiji and the Pacific. Backed by new funding, the initiative centers on women, adolescents, and building resilient communities for a healthier future.
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A Week of Extreme Weather Ahead for Australia and New Zealand
in Fiji NewsExtreme heat and damaging winds are forecast to sweep across Australia and New Zealand this week, elevating wildfire threats and potential disruptions as communities brace for worsening conditions.
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Youthful Fijian Warriors to Face Australia in PacificAus Sports Rugby Showdown
in Fiji NewsFiji’s youthful Warriors collide with Australia in a high-stakes rugby showdown led by captain Sakiusa Vosayaco. Backed by the PacificAus Sports program, the match spotlights emerging talent and the heart of regional pride, promising pace, grit, and a glimpse of Fiji’s rugby future.
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Lomavata Women Turn Craft Into a Path Out of Poverty in Fiji
in Fiji NewsIn Lomavata, sewing, weaving, and baking are turning into lifelines for families. Led by Sera Gukiwasa Coriakula, a quiet crafts movement is using talent, faith, and teamwork to spark real change in the community.
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Viral Mead Road Video Triggers Fiji Police Crackdown on Reckless Driving
in Fiji NewsFive people face Traffic Infringement Notices after a viral clip captured reckless driving on Mead Road, as investigators close in on a sixth suspect. Police stress that charges will follow only with solid evidence, while urging stronger community cooperation to boost road safety.
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Fiji Kicks Off Public Transport Fare Rule Review
in Fiji NewsA formal review of Fiji’s public transport fare rules is underway, with regulators seeking perspectives from riders and operators. The process could reshape pricing, subsidies, and service standards—a move that could touch every daily commute.
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Fiji Braces for Sentencing in Bainimarama Case Over Unwarranted Demand
in Fiji NewsFiji braces for a pivotal moment as former Prime Minister Bainimarama faces a High Court sentencing in Suva. The case tests accountability at the highest levels of government and could shape the country’s conversation on governance and the rule of law.
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Fiji backs WHO Global Alcohol Action Plan to curb alcohol-related harm
in Fiji NewsFiji is ramping up its efforts to curb alcohol-related harm with a comprehensive, cross‑sector plan spanning schools, licensing, and enforcement. The initiative aims to shield the next generation—from youth exposure to availability and pricing—through stronger health interventions and broader community collaboration.
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Edinburgh Drive Crash Sparks Renewed Road Safety Push
in Fiji NewsA fatal crash on Edinburgh Drive claimed a life, prompting questions about road safety and responsibility. Investigators are evaluating the details as the community awaits answers and looks for ways to prevent similar tragedies.
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Fiji Court Imposes Eight-Year Election Ban on Bainimarama After Suspended Sentence
in Fiji NewsFormer prime minister Bainimarama is reminded that public trust comes with strict consequences as a court hands down a suspended sentence and an eight-year ban from elections. The ruling sharpens the focus on accountability in leadership and could have lasting implications for Fiji’s political future.