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Fiji Revitalizes Cooperative College in Lami to Boost Local Economies
in Fiji NewsFiji is reviving its Cooperative College to fuel a new era of local prosperity. With accredited programs and a blend of classroom and online learning, the initiative aims to empower youth and women to lead vibrant cooperative ventures.
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Fiji champions transparent climate finance to boost resilience and protect communities
in Fiji NewsFiji is ramping up governance and transparency in climate finance to drive real benefits for communities. At a regional forum, leaders highlighted the power of data-driven policies and cross-sector collaboration—from tourism to rural development—to speed up adaptation and resilience. The conversation signals a bold push toward turning climate funding into tangible, inclusive growth for the…
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Guardiola Celebrates 1,000th Match as City Rout Liverpool 3-0
in Fiji NewsManchester City marked Pep Guardiola’s 1,000th game with a commanding 3-0 win over Liverpool. A sharp, attacking display from Haaland, Gonzalez, and Doku hints at a powerful run-in in the title race.
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Schmidt Urges Wallabies to Stay Faithful After Italy Defeat Ahead of Ireland and France Tests
in Fiji NewsFacing a tough season, the Wallabies prepare for two marquee tests as coach Joe Schmidt urges belief and renewed grit. Could a timely turnaround be on the horizon?
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Fiji Moves to Fast-Track Adoptions for 400+ Children
in Fiji NewsFiji is poised to overhaul its adoption system with the Adoption Amendment Bill 2025, aiming to cut delays and place hundreds of children into permanent homes faster. The reform would streamline court processes, clarify guardianship, and introduce an appeals pathway—raising hopes for more timely, stable families for vulnerable children.
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Fiji VAT Clarification Triggers Back Taxes for Meat Suppliers
in Fiji NewsFiji’s latest VAT clarification is turning heads among meat suppliers, with exemptions tightening and retrospective charges looming for some. The government says the exemption still applies to genuine producers, while critics warn of unintended burdens on small businesses. The debate hints at bigger questions about fairness and pricing.
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Army Volleyball Sets Sights on Sukuna Bowl Upset Against Police
in Fiji NewsWith the Sukuna Bowl looming, the Army men’s volleyball squad is dialing up intensity to finally topple the Police rival. Led by Fereti Bolavucu, a disciplined, unified push sets the stage for a showdown that could redefine a long-standing rivalry. Expect fierce rallies, renewed grit, and high-stakes drama.
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Fiji-India Ties Deepen Ahead of World Cultural Festival 2025
in Fiji NewsFiji’s President lands in India for a landmark global cultural festival, signaling a renewed spirit of friendship and collaboration. From warm welcomes to talks on shared initiatives, the visit hints at a deeper bond built on culture, respect, and humanitarian ties.
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2026 Back-to-School Support Unveiled: What Families Can Expect
in Fiji NewsDetails of the 2026 Back-to-School Support are emerging, with continued funding to ease costs for uniforms, shoes, and school supplies for around 200,000 students. The move highlights ongoing government support as families prepare for the new school year.
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Fiji Hosts LAGI 2025: Pacific Island Leadership in Climate Art and Clean Energy
in Fiji NewsFiji hosts a landmark Land Art Generator Initiative exhibition, blending culture, design, and renewable energy to spotlight climate resilience. Two winning proposals aim to bring clean power, safe water, and storytelling spaces to Marou Village, signaling a bold path for the Pacific and beyond.
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Fijian Engineers Power UAE Aerospace Growth
in Fiji NewsFijian professionals are quietly reshaping the UAE’s aerospace landscape. A recent Dubai visit highlighted their growing influence in high-tech roles, with plans for deeper partnerships and scholarships that could accelerate Fiji’s technical workforce and strengthen bilateral ties.
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Fiji Education Bill 2025 Tightens Misconduct Reporting in Schools
in Fiji NewsNew reforms in Fiji’s Education Bill 2025 aim to strengthen student safety and teacher support, introducing tighter reporting on sexual misconduct and tougher accountability. As stakeholders push for safer, more respectful classrooms, the proposed changes signal a major shift in Fiji’s schools.
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Fiji’s FNU and Shanghai Normal University Sign MoU to Boost Chinese Language and Cultural Exchange
in Fiji NewsFiji National University signs a landmark agreement with Shanghai Normal University, opening doors to deeper educational and cultural exchange. A planned Confucius Institute at Natabua campus hints at new language programs and broader opportunities for students and educators.
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Guru Nanak Day in Fiji Sparks Youth Action and Community Service
in Fiji NewsGuru Nanak Dev Ji’s birth anniversary at Samabula Sikh Temple unfolds as a day of service, reflection, and community outreach led by Head Priest Sandeep Singh. From youth seminars to a welcoming Langar, the event highlights unity, honest living, and collective action to meet today’s challenges.
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Former Post Fiji Employee Faces Corruption Trial in Fiji
in Fiji NewsA former Post Fiji employee faces a high-stakes corruption case in Sigatoka, with prosecutors outlining allegations of misappropriation and forged records. As the three-day hearing unfolds, the proceedings spotlight the ongoing push for integrity in Fiji’s public service.
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Inter-Hotel Tournament Sparks Sports, Solidarity and Charity
in Fiji NewsWhere friendly rivalries meet community spirit, a weekend of sport drew hotel and tourism pros together. The Inter-Hotel Tournament blended rugby, netball, and volleyball with a shared mission to support local causes, highlighting teamwork, goodwill, and the power of sport to unite.
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Ikanivere and Rayasi Shine as Flying Fijians Rally in England Test
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Flying Fijians battled hard in a 38-18 defeat to England, flashing moments of attacking spark and strong leadership. The performance highlighted standout contributions and key areas to tighten as they regroup for the Autumn Nations series, including a looming test against France.
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Nepotism Claims Roil Fiji Corrections Inquiry as Stepson Takes Stand
in Fiji NewsFresh testimony at a high-stakes tribunal uncovers new questions about recruitment practices and governance within Fiji’s Corrections Service as allegations swirl around Commissioner Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa. The hearings also spotlight concerns over welfare funds and calls for greater transparency, with reforms possibly on the horizon as the inquiry continues.
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From Debt to Diversification: Fiji’s 1970s Agricultural Comeback
in Fiji NewsMuaniweni’s farmers show how grit and adaptation can turn challenge into opportunity. In the 1970s they diversified crops, sharpened budgeting, and built new networks that steered communities toward a more resilient agricultural future. Their stories—past and present—celebrate farming as a path to stability and hope.
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Fiji Rolls Out Holistic Support for Homeless Youth: Shelters, Jobs and Reunions
in Fiji NewsRising numbers of young adults fleeing domestic violence have sparked a compassionate, holistic response—offering shelter, education, and job opportunities while reconnecting families where possible. The emphasis is on dignity, trust, and community support to help vulnerable youths rebuild their lives.
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Promising Progress for Fiji Conjoined Twins as Doctors Seek International Partners
in Fiji NewsTwo months after birth in Fiji, conjoined twins are drawing global attention as local doctors pursue international collaborations for their care. With hopeful signs and ongoing medical evaluations, plans are in motion while the family awaits the next steps. A story of resilience and collaboration in pediatric health.