Fiji News
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Fiji Navy Strengthens Maritime Readiness with US and Japan Training Partners
in Fiji NewsFiji’s navy is boosting its readiness through hands-on international training, sharpening diving skills and small-boat operations. With partners from the United States and Japan, the programs emphasize safety, practical skills, and stronger regional maritime security.
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Fiji’s Sun Hazard: Pterygium (Surfer’s Eye) and Vision Protection
in Fiji NewsBright sun and outdoor living in Fiji come with a hidden eye risk: pterygium, a growth linked to UV exposure that can blur vision. This piece hints at the warning signs and shares practical, everyday steps to protect your eyes so you can keep your horizons clear.
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Fiji Announces Immigration Reforms to Tighten Visa Vetting and Protect Foreign Workers
in Fiji NewsFiji is tightening oversight of foreign worker visas as it overhauls key immigration laws. The reforms promise sharper vetting, clearer protections for migrants, and a more efficient system—part of a broader push to balance security with fairness for workers and the economy.
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France vs Fiji Rugby Showdown in Bordeaux: Quilter Nations Series Clash
in Fiji NewsAn electric clash awaits in Bordeaux as France hosts Fiji in the Quilter Nations Series. A duel of tactical discipline and Fiji’s bursts of pace, this showdown could shape momentum for both teams on the road to rugby’s biggest stages.
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Fiji Nun Urges Two-Way Reconciliation at Truth and Reconciliation Commission Hearing
in Fiji NewsForgiveness, healing, and the power of dialogue take the spotlight as Sister Teresia Tinanisolo shares her personal journey through Fiji’s troubled past. From a quiet plea for peace to a call for two-way reconciliation, her story hints at the collective healing many hope for.
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Fiji Bets Big on Skills Hub for Marine and Manufacturing Careers
in Fiji NewsA major investment is reshaping Fiji’s workforce, launching a new career centre at Fiji National University. Backed by FIJI Water and partners, it will deliver hands-on training and certification in marine and manufacturing, building a strong pipeline of skilled graduates for local and global opportunities.
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Hellas Aphrodite Attacked Offshore as Somali Piracy Expands Its Reach
in Fiji NewsAn armed boarding far off Somalia spotlights renewed piracy tensions in the region. With the crew reported safe, the incident underscores ongoing threats at sea and the need for heightened vigilance.
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TLTB’s Comprehensive Native Land Valuation to Boost Transparency and Investment
in Fiji NewsAn ambitious valuation initiative aims to quantify every native land parcel, sharpening transparency and guiding smarter planning for the communities that own them. With a nationwide registry on the horizon, the move promises clearer governance and new directions for development.
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Hundreds Benefit as Lautoka Hospital Expands Cardiac Care in Fiji Through Indian Partnership
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Lautoka Hospital is expanding access to complex heart care through a landmark collaboration that brings advanced surgeries and diagnostics closer to home. The program is training local teams and planning broader services, signaling a new era of healthier hearts for the country.
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Ellington Jetty Set to Reopen by November 22, Boosting Fiji Island Connectivity
in Fiji NewsEllington jetty in Rakiraki is nearing completion, with a reopening planned soon as final touches wrap up. The upgrade aims to deliver safer, more reliable crossings between islands and boost local connectivity, while similar improvements—like solar lighting at Kadavu jetties—are enhancing safety across coastal Fiji. A major step forward for maritime safety and regional growth.
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Fiji Eyes New Maritime Compensation Scheme for Boat Passengers
in Fiji NewsFiji is weighing a broader compensation scheme for maritime incidents that could extend cover to passengers and crew, not just workers. A new third-party insurance model is on the drawing board, with public consultations planned to shape funding and timelines. Stakeholders across the industry are being invited to share input as reforms to current rules…
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Fiji Bets on MSMEs as 10 Projects Win IHRDP Funding
in Fiji NewsFiji’s IHRDP unveils 10 new MSME projects aimed at strengthening local businesses from urban hubs to rural communities. With a strong gender-inclusive funding push and a bold government commitment, the plan hints at a more resilient, inclusive economic future.
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Nuremberg: A Doctor’s Lens on Goering and the War Crimes Trials
in Fiji NewsAn unconventional look at postwar justice, this drama follows U.S. Army psychiatrist Douglas Kelley as he tests the Nazi leaders’ fitness for trial—and wrestles with what keeping them alive means for history. Tense exchanges with Goering, haunting archival footage, and provocative questions about accountability linger long after the credits roll.
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Fiji Year 12 Exam Paper Theft Prompts Security Overhaul
in Fiji NewsAn investigation is under way after Year 12 examination papers were stolen from Sigatoka Secondary School, shedding light on security gaps in schools. Emergency talks are underway, with assurances that exams will proceed on schedule using contingency papers, as broader calls for stronger school safety grow across Fiji.
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Fiji Faces Surge in Late-Stage Cancer Diagnoses
in Fiji NewsA concerning surge in late-stage cancer diagnoses in Fiji is prompting urgent calls for regular screenings and earlier care. As awareness grows, experts say timely medical attention could change outcomes and ease the strain on the health system.
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World Cup 2026 Parking Costs Revealed: Passes Up to $175
in Fiji NewsParking costs for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are already turning heads, with passes hitting eye-catching prices in major host cities. As fans across North America countdown to kickoff, dynamic pricing and soaring demand are shaping the tournament experience.
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Fiji Unveils Two-Phase Climate-Resilient Rural Water and Sanitation Plan
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils a transformative plan to bring safe, climate-resilient water and sanitation to rural communities. This two-phase blueprint emphasizes reliable services, ongoing maintenance, and smart financing to sustain progress into the coming decade and beyond. By strengthening partnerships across government, communities, and NGOs, the initiative aims to close gaps in access and protect public health.
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Fiji 7s Focus on Possession Ahead of Dubai Sevens
in Fiji NewsFiji’s 7s coach hints at a possession-focused plan as the team tunes up for Dubai, with a revamped format on the horizon. Emphasizing unity and precision, the squad aims to bring Fiji’s trademark playing style to the fore.
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Israel Debates Death Penalty for Palestinian Militants as Deterrence Push Gains Steam
in Fiji NewsA controversial security bill edging through parliament promises sweeping penalties for militants and has sparked a heated clash across the political spectrum. As supporters tout deterrence and opponents warn of humanitarian costs, the path to passage remains uncertain amid rising regional tensions.
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Fiji Ports Pushes for Unified Vessel Boarding Rules and Quarantine Oversight
in Fiji NewsFiji’s ports are pushing for reforms to standardize vessel boarding and tighten quarantine oversight, aiming to cut delays and boost efficiency. The proposal calls for clearer definitions, better inter-agency coordination, and a national register of trained quarantine officers under the Quarantine Amendment Act 2025. As regulators harmonize multiple frameworks, the move could reshape Fiji’s standing…
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Fiji Government Vows Tough Action After Attack on Civil Servants
in Fiji NewsActing Prime Minister Filimoni Vosarogo condemns an attack on civil servants in Vusasivo and vows full accountability. The move echoes growing concern for frontline workers and signals stronger protections and a robust police response as investigations proceed.