Fiji News

Neo-soul icon D’Angelo has died at 51, with his family calling him a “shining star” whose light will be missed. From Brown Sugar to Voodoo, his fearless artistry reshaped R&B and sparked lasting conversations about vulnerability and authenticity in music.

Two generations, one vast ocean, and a traditional Fijian canoe. Kaiafa and Talei navigate more than tides, passing down sailing wisdom and deep cultural heritage—a voyage that strengthens their bond and sparks a lasting love for the sea.

Four days into a harsh water crisis, Naselesele Village and the Mua-Wiwi corridor are battling unreliable taps and growing health concerns. As temporary fixes fall short, residents urge lasting, infrastructure-backed action—and the ripple effects are touching schools and households across Fiji.

On International Day of Rural Women, Fiji’s WEBC shines a light on the women who fuel community resilience and local economies. From Beqa Island workshops to creative upcycling ventures, empowering programs in financial literacy and business skills are opening new paths for rural entrepreneurs. Their growing impact shows how courage, collaboration, and care can transform…

Diwali lights spark a warm community gathering along Fiji’s Suva–Nausori corridor, with a lively Mela that shines a spotlight on tradition and togetherness. Beyond the sparkle, voices reflect on unity, values, and guiding the younger generation.

Fiji’s debate over child discipline heats up as advocates push for harsher measures. A leading charity warns that corporal punishment violates laws and rights, backed by a sobering 68% of children experiencing violent discipline. The move toward non-violent, respectful approaches is gaining momentum.

A fashion giant is turning a new page. Maria Grazia Chiuri steps into the creative director role at Fendi, bringing her bold, feminist-inflected vision from Dior to this storied house. Her anticipated debut promises to stir the luxury landscape and redefine the brand’s storytelling.

Maikah Dau’s absence leaves Nasinu Futsal facing a tough path in the Extra Futsal IDC, with Group B stacked against last year’s champions. Yet a blend of seasoned grit and rising talent is rallying the squad, ready to turn the challenge into an opportunity and push Nasinu’s momentum forward.

Fiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica stresses a sharp mind and a tough body as the Pacific Bowl Championship nears. With island rivalries heating up and a wave of debut players alongside veterans, discipline and pride will shape what lies ahead.

Fiji rolls out a bold policy to protect the rights of more than 113,000 people with disabilities, putting their voices at the heart of national decision-making. A human-rights framework with new budget lines signals a future where inclusion isn’t just promised, but practiced.

Fiji’s prime minister signals an unwavering pledge to protect workers’ rights, unveiling bold reforms aimed at fairness, unity, and dignity at work. From revising labor laws and wage oversight to stronger protections for migrant workers and collective bargaining, the plan aims to level the playing field for all. With a focus on ethical recruitment, skills…

Two dazzling days in Navua brought together around 1,000 participants for the inaugural Serua Namosi Community Games, with action across touch rugby, netball, volleyball, and futsal. The weekend highlighted unity, talent, and a shared commitment to health and youth development, signaling a bright future for regional sport.

Rugby’s funding debate is heating up across the Pacific, as league investments draw attention while union leaders seek new backing. The discussions touch on development, talent retention, and competing visions for sport across Samoa, Tonga, Fiji and PNG—shaping a region-wide conversation about the next chapter for both codes.

A bold regional push is reshaping the Pacific tuna industry, aiming to keep more value on shore and unlock new jobs. Through a hub-and-spokes approach across island nations, the initiative seeks funding, smarter infrastructure, and stronger collaboration to turn abundant tuna into lasting prosperity.

A high-stakes court case involving a police officer is prompting fresh questions about integrity and accountability within the force. As proceedings unfold, attention turns to reforms aimed at safeguarding communities and restoring public trust in law enforcement.

FSC Ba Golf Club is set for a weekend of golf and community, honoring the Gopal family’s enduring support of local golf. Look forward to team-based Ambrose action and a festive stroke-play event, blending competitive rounds with social moments and a celebration of Ba’s vibrant golf community.

Digicel Fiji and Ria announce a landmark partnership aimed at making cross-border money transfers to Fiji faster and easier. Funds can land instantly on the MyCash mobile wallet, with flexible pickup options at Digicel outlets and a broad international reach.

– A new community-led push in Fiji is reshaping the electoral landscape, with 450 trained volunteers connecting communities to the voting process to deepen trust and participation. – Across Fiji, trusted volunteers are stepping in as connectors between voters and the system, signaling a fresh, inclusive approach to democracy. – From faith groups to civil…

Climate change is intensifying pressure on Pacific Island communities in New Zealand, with migration rules leaving families uncertain and vulnerable. A growing call for a rights-based approach promises safer paths and a renewed commitment to dignity, health, and indigenous ties—setting the stage for potential policy change.

Fiji is charting a bold path toward disaster-resilient infrastructure, blending proactive financing with on-the-ground resilience. As international talks unfold, the Pacific nation signals new partnerships, a potential regional CDRI presence in Suva, and upcoming funding rounds designed to shield communities from escalating climate risks.

Warnings are getting real: a new push aims to turn alerts into immediate, community-led action. By sharpening risk communication and empowering the most vulnerable, the plan seeks to build resilience across the region—and beyond.