Fiji News

Rising property prices and limited land are making home ownership tough for many in Fiji. A new suite of government-backed housing loans and grants could open doors for more families, signaling a potential shift in the market.

Dr. Apisalome Movono takes the helm as TSLS CEO, signaling a transformative era for Fiji’s tertiary education and skills development. A seasoned educator, scholar, and policy leader, his appointment emphasizes equity, good governance, and strong stakeholder collaboration.

Speed takes center stage at the Coral Coast Fiji 7s with a brand-new Fastest Player Sprint. Three categories—youth, women, and men—will crown Fiji’s quickest players in a weekend of high-speed rugby action, backed by Shangri-La Yanuca Island Fiji Resort in Sigatoka.

AJ Lam is set to begin a bold new chapter, leaving the Blues for Clermont on a multi-year move. With a standout Super Rugby run and ongoing All Blacks XV involvement behind him, his future promises fresh challenges in France.

Two men remain in remand as proceedings unfold over an alleged December robbery. With a bail decision looming and prosecutors preparing their response, the case highlights concerns about safety in custody and the treatment of those awaiting trial.

Burger King Fiji becomes associate sponsor of the Skipper XV, kicking off a new push for local rugby ahead of a landmark pre-season clash with the Fijian Drua on February 6. The Skipper XV jersey will sport dual-sleeve branding, highlighting a bold move to nurture homegrown talent. A milestone moment for Fiji’s rugby community, blending…

End-of-year ceremonies spotlight a new generation of leadership in the Republic of Fiji Navy, with fresh officers stepping forward and longtime service celebrated. The moment also hints at bold 2025 plans to elevate training, leadership, and the navy’s regional footprint.

Six Fiji weightlifters kick off a six-week training camp in Apia, Samoa, pushing toward Commonwealth Games qualification with intense discipline and international collaboration. A behind-the-scenes look at their bold path to the podium.

CID investigations have led to charges against two women in separate financial fraud cases. One case involves alleged misuse of an employer’s funds, while the other centers on an online scam linked to a social media sale. Both matters are moving through the courts as authorities vow to continue cracking down on financial deceit.

An ambitious overhaul of Lautoka’s bus station is nearing completion, promising a smoother, more reliable commute for thousands of daily riders. Officials say the upgrade is on track to finish soon, signaling a fresh chapter for the city’s transport hub.

An IT expert weighs the leap to smart AI glasses—promising hands-free convenience, translation, and real-time insights. In Fiji, questions of privacy, trust, and readiness loom as this tech edges closer to everyday life.

Significant upgrades are underway at Suva’s Colonial War Memorial Hospital, backed by a new Australia-Fiji partnership. The multi-phase project aims to reinforce essential services, from urgent repairs to improved wards and infrastructure, signaling a major boost to local healthcare.

A bold plan is taking shape to steady classrooms amid teacher shortages. Temporary redeployments, a wave of new graduates, and a rallying call for community support point to a collective effort to protect and improve education—sparking questions about what comes next for students.

Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United chapter closes in dramatic fashion after a season of mounting pressure and mixed results, capped by a tense press conference that left questions about the club’s direction lingering.

An unexpected development shakes the 2025 sugar season as the Sugar Industry Tribunal sets a clear end for milling at the Rarawai Mill. With a tight deadline looming, farmers and harvesting crews are racing to align deliveries and plans. The move signals a pivotal moment for the sector and its livelihoods.

Prime Minister Rabuka is moving back to Fiji’s official PM residence at 224 Ratu Sukuna Road, a home steeped in the nation’s leadership history. The relocation signals a return to tradition and a new chapter for the Prime Minister and his family.

An arrest has been made in connection with an alleged theft from an elderly victim, with items believed to belong to the victim found in the suspect’s possession. Investigators are gathering witness statements as the case unfolds and more evidence is reviewed. The investigation highlights the commitment to protecting vulnerable residents and ensuring justice.

Fiji is grappling with a widening skills gap that could slow growth in key sectors like tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing. It’s not just about numbers—it’s about equipping the workforce with the right, market-ready skills. A new push for closer ties between universities and the private sector hints at a bold plan to reshape the talent…

Fiji is taking a careful step to reopen the bêche-de-mer trade, promising a balanced approach that supports livelihoods while protecting marine ecosystems. A four-month harvest window, followed by a short processing/export period, will be closely monitored to ensure sustainable use of the resources.

Fiji’s electricity policy is in focus as authorities reassess the legacy of a partial Energy Fiji Limited sale. A push for stronger renewable protections, price stability, and clearer government oversight points to a more resilient, transparent energy future.

Former Fiji women’s rugby head coach Ioan Cunningham takes on a senior assistant role with Scotland Women, signaling a bold new era for both programs. His move underscores the growing influence of Fiji’s talent on the international stage and hints at the high-performance path ahead.