Fiji News
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Viral Mead Road Reckless Driving Triggers Fiji Police Crackdown
in Fiji NewsFive individuals face traffic infringement notices after a shocking display of careless driving on Mead Road. With a sixth person still at large, authorities vow a thorough investigation and a renewed push for road safety through community cooperation.
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Fiji FCCC opens formal review of PSV fares, invites public submissions
in Fiji NewsA formal review could reshape Fiji’s public transport fares, with riders, operators, and other stakeholders invited to share their views. The outcome may influence how taxis, minibuses, and buses are priced and regulated, hinting at future changes in how you commute.
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Fiji’s Ex-PM Bainimarama Awaits Sentencing in High-Profile Abuse-of-Power Case
in Fiji NewsFiji’s political landscape heats up as a former prime minister awaits sentencing in a high-profile case about pressuring a police official. The courtroom drama puts accountability and governance in the spotlight, with implications for ethical leadership and public trust. The outcome could reshape expectations for public power.
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Harlequins sign Fiji international Manuqalo Komaitai for 2025-26 Premiership Women’s Rugby
in Fiji NewsHarlequins have bolstered their pack with Fiji international Manuqalo Komaitai, a dynamic back row who also serves in the British Army. From netball to rugby to the world stage, her journey signals a thrilling new chapter as the Premiership Women’s Rugby season approaches.
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Fiji in Turmoil as Deputy PM Resigns Amid Corruption Probe
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Deputy Prime Minister steps down amid serious perjury charges and a widening probe into political appointments. As investigations unfold, the nation watches for signs of reform and renewed accountability in governance.
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Fiji Urges Global Upholding of Humanitarian Norms and Climate Justice at IPU Assembly
in Fiji NewsHere are a few short teaser options you can use as the WordPress post excerpt: – Global leaders are urged to reinforce humanitarian norms and climate justice as crises mount. From Fiji’s climate-driven challenges to renewed hope for peace in Gaza, a call for bold, inclusive action rings clear. – In a world of mounting…
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Pirate taxis surge in Labasa as ferries arrive, sparking enforcement push
in Fiji NewsPirate taxis are flooding Labasa’s market area as ferry arrivals spark a dawn surge, tipping the scales against licensed drivers. With only a fraction of taxis officially authorized, authorities are stepping up enforcement and addressing the safety risks of unlicensed operators. A new MOU with the LTA signals tougher action to restore order and protect…
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Protests Mount as West Ham Fall to Brentford in London Derby
in Fiji NewsWest Ham’s 2-0 setback to Brentford left the stadium echoing with boos and empty seats as frustration spilled onto the pitch. With new manager Nuno Espirito Santo still seeking his first win and a growing rift between players and supporters, the road ahead looks increasingly uncertain.
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Fiji Netball Mourns Former Pearls Captain Unaisi Rokoura
in Fiji NewsFiji mourns a netball icon. Unaisi “Una” Rokoura’s lifelong dedication as a player, captain, and mentor left a lasting legacy on sport and the community she touched. Her passing sparks heartfelt tributes to a life spent inspiring others and lifting women in Pacific sport.
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Breast Cancer Charity Clash: Young Fijian Warriors Face Australian Country in Nadi
in Fiji NewsRugby fever grips Nadi as the Shop N Save Fijian Warriors brace for a high-stakes clash in a PacificAus Sports showcase. A young, ambitious squad and a breast cancer tribute collide, spotlighting resilience, talent, and the heart of the Fiji rugby scene.
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Diwali of Light and Resilience: One Family’s Hope for Unity
in Fiji NewsDiwali this year marks a quiet, powerful resilience for Chesmi Priya Devi and her family, where light, memory, and renewed hope take center stage. Amid glowing lamps and the laughter of children, they balance loss and rising costs with a spirit of togetherness and generosity. Their preparations hint at a deeper understanding of the festival—a…
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Fiji Government Roadshow Brings Consular Services to Diaspora in Australia
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Government Services Roadshow is bringing essential services directly to Fijian communities across Australia, turning stops from Barkly to Uluru into a dialogue on trade, investment, and the diaspora’s crucial role at home. As celebrations unfold from Brisbane to Sydney, the initiative shines a renewed link between Fiji and its citizens abroad.
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Fiji Police Hunt Sixth Suspect in Mead Road Reckless Driving Incident
in Fiji NewsAn intensified crackdown on reckless driving unfolds after the Mead Road incident, as investigators press ahead with the case and pursue those responsible. With police operations continuing and a strong emphasis on solid evidence, the drive for safer roads gains renewed urgency for the community.
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Nakaile House Fire Tragedy Spurs Fiji Fire Safety Push
in Fiji NewsTragedy in Nakaile, Tailevu, as an 18-year-old man loses his life in a house fire, with investigators probing the blaze’s origin. In the wake of the incident, communities rally around stronger fire safety measures, awareness campaigns, and protections for those who may struggle to evacuate.
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Fiji’s New Employment Law Sparks Debate Over Unannounced Workplace Visits
in Fiji NewsFiji’s proposed amendments to the Employment Relations Act would expand the powers of labor officers, allowing unannounced workplace checks and access to documents. The reforms also demand explicit harassment policies and documented reasons for dismissals, even during probation. While supporters say the changes protect workers, critics warn of potential power abuse and heavy penalties that…
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Fiji’s Idle CT Scanner Sparks Accountability Debate
in Fiji NewsCritical medical equipment has remained idle as essential electrical upgrades stall, bringing Fiji’s health system into the spotlight. Political leaders are calling for accountability and urgent action to safeguard patient care. The controversy hints at deeper questions about planning, funding, and how health services are managed nationwide.
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Labasa Sees Fresh Optimism as EFL Cuts Power Outages Ahead of Diwali
in Fiji NewsLabasa’s business scene is buoyed by recent improvements, with outages becoming more targeted and notices clearer than before. As Diwali festivities unfold, a steadier power supply hints at a stronger, more resilient marketplace.
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Fiji Faces Maternal Mortality Spike as Global Aid Targets Health Reforms
in Fiji NewsFiji is facing a rising maternal mortality challenge, sparking a bold push to strengthen care, training, and youth health services. With international partners and local health leaders coordinating resources, a new path toward safer motherhood is taking shape for mothers and communities across the islands.
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Fiji Ramps Up Market Inspections Ahead of Festive Shopping Season
in Fiji NewsIn Fiji, the festive shopping season is met with tougher market checks aimed at protecting consumers and promoting fair trading. Expect warnings over misleading promotions, expired goods, and damaged packaging as authorities push for a safer, more transparent holiday season.
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Grammy-Winning D’Angelo Dies at 51, Neo-Soul Icon Remembered
in Fiji NewsGrammy-winning R&B icon D’Angelo has died at 51, leaving a legacy that reshaped neo-soul. Known for a raspy-smooth voice and groundbreaking performances, his music still echoes through modern R&B and inspires new generations. A look at the career that forever changed the sound of soul.
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Diwali Lights Up Labasa, Fiji Amid Economic Hurdles
in Fiji NewsDiwali lights up Labasa, Fiji, as the community gathers for a festival of lights, sweets, and shared hope. Amid rising costs and everyday challenges, unity and kindness glow brighter than ever.