Fiji News
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Taiwan Bets on Strong Defenses as China Expands, Han Kuang Drills Loom
in Fiji NewsTaiwan’s top security official warns Beijing is prioritizing expansionism over its economic woes, even as Taipei tightens defenses to deter aggression. The island readies its largest Han Kuang drills—with thousands of personnel—against a backdrop of shifting regional alliances and rising cross-strait pressure. In this fraught balance of peace and preparedness, Taiwan signals a steadfast commitment…
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Youngest Graduate in Fiji’s Sustainable Forestry Training Boosts Local Livelihoods
in Fiji NewsForty-four participants graduated from a three-week training in tree harvesting and portable sawmill operations in Sese Village, marking a milestone for sustainable forestry and local livelihoods. Among them, 16-year-old Farasiko Naisoko stood out as the youngest participant, highlighting growing youth interest in greener community development.
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Kamikamica: Fiji Bati’s Team Chemistry Nurtures Youth Ahead of Kumuls Clash
in Fiji NewsFiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica says the edge behind their push is simple: a camp built on confidence, camaraderie, and pure enjoyment. With a blend of veterans and newcomers, the team is forging a strong, united foundation as they prep for a key showdown with the Papua New Guinea Kumuls.
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Fiji’s Powerlifting Trailblazer Sparks Women’s Participation Ahead of Oceania Regional Championship
in Fiji NewsSusana Qionibaravi is redefining strength in Fiji—a mother of two from Nasau who took up powerlifting just months ago and is already breaking barriers on the regional stage, inspiring more women to aim higher.
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Fiji Backs Pacific Oral Health Push Under Regional Plan
in Fiji NewsFiji takes a bold step to boost oral health across the Pacific, backing a regional plan and launching a national survey to map the nation’s dental status. With school programs, new leadership in dental services, and growing regional expertise, this initiative signals a brighter future for smiles across the region.
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50 Implementation Books to Unite Plans, Budgets and Public Accountability
in Fiji NewsA bold new framework introduces 50 Implementation Books to align planning, budgeting and performance across ministries, signaling a shift toward transparent, results-driven governance. Officials say the move will boost accountability, track outcomes, and bring the national development plan closer to communities—hinting at better services ahead.
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Tailevu Rugby Revival: Korocawiri Edge Nuku in Thrilling Clash
in Fiji NewsAn electric day in Mokani sparked a dramatic second-half turnaround as Korocawiri edged a tough clash. With stout defense, powerful carries, and a community rallying behind Tailevu rugby, the season’s potential is shining through.
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Young Fiji Warriors to Battle Australian Country in Nadi Charity Rugby Clash
in Fiji NewsTwo rugby worlds collide in a one-off clash in Nadi as a youthful Fiji Warriors take on the touring Australian Country team at 4pm. Fresh Vanua Cup talent and a coach’s faith in a tight-knit group hint at big things to come, with gate proceeds benefitting the Fiji Cancer Society.
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Air New Zealand braces for first-half loss as demand softens and engine costs rise
in Fiji NewsAir New Zealand warns of a bumpy six months as softer demand and rising engine costs weigh on profits. Ongoing aircraft issues and higher leases complicate the outlook, hinting at a cautious path toward any near-term recovery.
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Nadi vs Malolo Set for Skipper Cup Semi-Final Showdown in Suva
in Fiji NewsTwo rugby powerhouses collide in Suva as Skipper Cup semi-final weekend kicks off at HFC Bank Stadium. Malolo, back in top-tier action, meets Nadi in a high-octane, open-style battle that could shape the final lineup. Expect bold plays, tight defenses, and a tense march toward a coveted final spot.
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Skipper Cup Semi-Finals Set to Spark Fiji Rugby Weekend in Suva
in Fiji NewsRugby fever takes over Suva this Saturday as Skipper Cup semi-finals light up HFC Bank Stadium and Bidesi Park. The day features Nasinu vs Namosi and Suva vs Kadavu, plus thrilling U20 and senior clashes that could reshape the season. Expect high-octane running, bone-crunching tackles, and plenty of drama.
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Fiji Bets on a Fresh National HR Plan to Future-Proof Its Workforce
in Fiji NewsFiji is charting a new course for its workforce with a National Strategic Human Resource Plan for 2026–2035. Built on up-to-date population and labor-market data and shaped by broad consultations, the plan aims to future-proof skills, jobs, and growth in tandem with a forthcoming national Employment Policy.
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Kenny Loggins Slams Unauthorized AI Use of Danger Zone in Trump Video
in Fiji NewsKenny Loggins speaks out after his hit “Danger Zone” was used in an AI-generated video featuring Donald Trump without his consent. He urges unity and questions the practice of leveraging music in political moments, highlighting a growing clash over artist rights in the AI era. The situation spotlights how consent and art intersect in today’s…
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Fiji Former Deputy PM Kamikamica Faces Flawed Charges, Lawyer Says
in Fiji NewsA high-profile legal clash in Suva casts doubt on serious charges against former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica, with his lawyer calling the case flawed and unsupported by evidence. The unfolding probe ties into questions of governance and accountability, as Kamikamica’s case moves through the courts and Fiji eyes reform.
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Lautoka’s Vunato Landfill Fire Sparks Scrutiny Over Scrap Trade
in Fiji NewsAfter a weekend blaze at Vunato Landfill, questions are rising about the cause—with rumors that scrap-metal collectors may have sparked the fire. As talks of tougher fire management and a possible new dump site unfold, the drive to improve waste handling and environmental health gains momentum.
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New Fiji Quake Rattles Residents Amid String of Tremors
in Fiji NewsA tremor off Fiji’s southwest coast this morning reminds us of the region’s active seismic pulse. There’s no tsunami threat, but a string of minor quakes in the area underscores the importance of being prepared in this dynamic landscape.
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Fiji’s Torika Delai Makes Historic World Cup Debut as OFC Trailblazer
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Torika Delai makes history as the country’s second referee to officiate at a FIFA World Cup event, stepping onto the global stage at the U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco. A landmark moment for Oceania and a rising beacon for women officials, hinting at a new era to come.
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Fiji Sailing Seeks Youth-Driven Revival After World Sailing Coaching Course
in Fiji NewsFresh from an elite coaching program, Vili Ratulu is charting a bold new course for Fiji’s sailing. His plan blends youth development, smarter coaching, and stronger community leadership to rebuild grassroots sailing and ignite long-term engagement on and off the water. A hopeful horizon unfolds for Fiji’s sailors as ambition meets practical steps.
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Fiji Meth Crackdown: Fresh Court Dates Signal Tough Drug Fight
in Fiji NewsAn upcoming court appearance shines a light on Fiji’s intensified fight against illicit drugs. With authorities tightening operations and arrests mounting, the case hints at tougher measures ahead and what they could mean for community safety in the battle against methamphetamine.
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Fiji Sugar Rail in Peril: Urgent Investment Sought to Save Cane Transport
in Fiji NewsFiji’s aging rail network threatens the sugar industry, as farmers face transport delays and a costly shift to trucks. Urgent investment and a concrete plan are being demanded as derailments highlight the system’s fragility. The coming months could determine whether this vital lifeline is restored or left to decline.
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Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere Explores Turbulent Nebraska Era
in Fiji NewsAn intimate portrait of Bruce Springsteen as he navigates the intense pull between artistry and doubt during the Nebraska era. The biopic sketches the tensions of fame, the fight for authenticity, and a growing voice on politics and society. A stirring look at resilience, conflict, and the enduring power of his storytelling.