Fiji News

All eyes are on the Suva High Court as it prepares to rule on costs tied to a postponed high-profile trial involving Fiji’s former health minister, prime minister, and attorney-general. Late disclosures and newly surfaced material have complicated the case, with a decision due on November 28. The outcome could have broader implications for governance…

New Zealand seals a Pacific Championship win over Samoa as veteran Kieran Foran bows out on a high note. After a halftime deficit, the Kiwis surged in the second half, signaling a resurgent era ahead of the Rugby World Cup.

Two trains collided in Slovakia, leaving dozens injured but no fatalities as investigators search for the cause behind a rear-end crash. With a second rail accident in a month, questions about safety measures and emergency response are resurfacing as officials review what happened.

Air travel in the United States could be headed for a rough stretch as a prolonged government shutdown strains the system. Thousands of flights have been canceled and air-traffic control staffing shortages loom, casting uncertainty over the coming holiday travel window. As officials and industry players seek a path forward, Thanksgiving plans may hang in…

An overnight crash in Tavua has left a life lost and others hospitalized, sparking renewed questions about road safety. As investigators delve into the details, the community is left considering what steps could prevent another tragedy on the road.

Remembrance Day 2025 is shaping up to be a solemn tribute to the courage and sacrifices of veterans, with ceremonies that bring communities together across generations. From national observances to personal memories shared by families, the day offers a moment to reflect on peace, freedom, and the enduring legacy of bravery.

Two new award categories spotlight ESG coverage and gender reporting, signaling SPX’s bold push for transparency in corporate practice ahead of its annual awards.

Fiji Airways ends 2023 on a high note—debt trimmed, more seats, and bold growth in routes and fleet. A strong push in people and service is paving a brighter future for Fiji’s aviation and economy.

Two high-profile Fiji officials stand at the center of a case prosecutors say goes beyond a routine employment dispute. Closing arguments allege corrupt intent and public-program breaches tied to a contested deed and substantial benefits, raising questions about accountability in the public sector. A ruling is expected on February 2, 2026, which could set important…

Fiji is seeing a worrying rise in rheumatic heart disease, with nearly five thousand people affected and new cases surfacing across divisions. Health officials emphasize early detection and prevention, especially for children and young adults, as outreach and awareness efforts intensify.

New testimony from a senior legal officer reveals a troubling culture at the Fiji Corrections Service, where directives were enforced through threats of demotion and transfer. Questions around dismissals, staffing decisions, and fund management spark renewed calls for transparency and accountability. As investigations unfold, the push for ethical leadership in public service grows stronger.

Fiji’s Young Bula Boys marked a historic World Cup appearance, turning tough moments into a launchpad for the future of Fijian football. A story of pride, resilience, and rising talent that signals bright days ahead for the island nation.

Fiji steps up tsunami preparedness with new investments in early warning, sirens, and community programs. On World Tsunami Awareness Day 2025, leaders emphasize that preparedness is an investment in protection, not an expense. The plan includes upgrading the National Seismic Network, expanding alert coverage to new regions, and designating eight tsunami-ready communities. A strong emphasis…

Fiji’s hospitality sector got a momentum boost as Hilton properties hosted a career fair for students and educators, spotlighting the many paths into hospitality and tourism. A day of interactive sessions and inspiring insights hinted at the bright future awaiting Fiji’s next generation.

Fire at Lautoka’s Vunato dump tests response efforts as authorities tighten access and ramp up firefighting measures. With illegal salvage and harsh weather complicating containment, the council weighs quick containment against long-term waste solutions that could reshape the town’s approach to health and the environment.

Testimony at a Fiji tribunal casts a shadow over leadership in the Corrections Service, with claims of autocratic conduct and a fractured working relationship between the minister and the suspended commissioner. The panel weighs serious allegations—from policy shifts and handling of confidential information to potential conflicts of interest. As the inquiry unfolds, questions of governance…

Fiji Airports is celebrating a prestigious recognition that aligns with its decade-long vision for the Blue Pacific. Leadership highlights governance, collaboration, and the famed Bula spirit as the forces behind a renewed focus on the passenger experience. The milestone hints at a broader push to elevate regional aviation standards and sustainability.

Justice Minister Turaga’s testimony before a panel probing the Fiji Corrections Service sheds light on a controversial Nurse Practitioner appointment, raising questions about transparency and potential conflicts of interest. As hearings unfold, governance reforms and accountability take center stage.

Super Typhoon Fung-Wong lashes the Philippines, forcing mass evacuations and sweeping across Luzon with fierce winds and relentless rain. As communities brace for what comes next, resilience shines amid widespread disruption.

Storm clouds gather at the BBC as top leadership departs and a leaked internal report fuels fresh debate about its coverage of hot-button issues. In a era of intense media scrutiny, the broadcaster faces a crucial crossroads between its public service mandate and the public’s trust.

Fiji is reshaping its cooperative future with a major upgrade to the Cooperative College in Lami, backed by government investment. The initiative aims to empower youth and women through accredited, hybrid learning—and a growing pathway to certificates, diplomas, and degrees that could transform local economies.