Fiji News
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Traditional Canoe Voyage: Father-Daughter Journey to Pacific Islands Forum
in Fiji NewsTwo generations set sail aboard Fiji’s traditional twin-hulled canoe, weaving a voyage that honors ocean stewardship and cultural heritage. The journey blends long-distance sailing, canoe craft, and reef navigation, testing resilience while strengthening family ties. Moments of separation and reunion add a tender note to a quest that continues to shape Talei’s future on the…
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Fiji Water Shortage Deepens as Communities Demand Real Infrastructure
in Fiji NewsA worsening water crisis grips communities in Fiji, where dry spells strain supplies, health and hygiene are at risk, and promises from authorities fade. With daily life disrupted, residents are demanding lasting, real solutions.
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Fiji’s Rural Women Harness Empowerment Through New Entrepreneur Training
in Fiji NewsOn International Day of Rural Women, discover how Fiji’s rural women are driving resilience and economic progress—from hands-on financial literacy and small-business skills to trauma-informed support that sparks real community change. A new wave of empowerment is touching villages like Beqa and beyond, turning everyday creativity into lasting livelihoods.
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Diwali Lights Up Fiji: Community Unity and Youth Values on Display
in Fiji NewsDiwali lights up the Suva–Nausori corridor as a vibrant temple fair brings the community together, echoing timeless lessons of light, unity, and resilience. A celebration that mirrors how traditions shape younger generations through joy and challenges.
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Save the Children Fiji Urges End to Corporal Punishment, Promotes Positive Discipline
in Fiji NewsSave the Children Fiji is urging an end to discussions around corporal punishment in homes and schools, calling such measures illegal, unconstitutional, and harmful to children. Emphasizing constitutional protections and international commitments, the group advocates for non-violent, respectful discipline and partnerships to promote positive parenting. A recent survey underscores the troubling reach of violent discipline…
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Chiuri Named Fendi Creative Director, February Debut Signals a New Era
in Fiji NewsA bold new chapter begins at Fendi as Maria Grazia Chiuri steps into the creative helm. Her first collection for the house is set for February, hinting at a fresh, story-driven direction for the luxury label.
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Nasinu Futsal Faces Tough Extra Futsal IDC Without Star Dau
in Fiji NewsNasinu Futsal faces a stern test in the Extra Futsal IDC without their standout captain, opening the door for rising talents to step up. With Group B stacked against them and the home court as their backbone, the road ahead promises both challenges and surprises.
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Captain Kamikamica Leads Fiji Bati into Pacific Bowl Showdown
in Fiji NewsFiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica hints at a tough mental and physical grind as the Pacific Bowl Championship unfolds in Papua New Guinea. With fierce island rivals and a fresh wave of talent alongside veterans, the campaign promises intensity, pride, and plenty at stake.
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Fiji’s New Disability Policy Promises Real Inclusion for 113,000 People
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils a new, rights-based policy for persons with disabilities, aiming to empower more than 113,000 citizens. Centering participation and accountability—with the guiding ethos “nothing for us, without us”—the plan signals a bold shift toward true inclusion.
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Fiji PM Rabuka Signals Bold Labor Reforms to Protect All Workers
in Fiji NewsFiji’s leadership signals a bold push to enshrine workers’ rights, with reforms that could reshape workplaces for locals and migrant workers alike. A new chapter toward fairness and inclusion is on the horizon.
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Inaugural Serua-Namosi Community Games Spark Unity Across Villages
in Fiji NewsTwo action-packed days brought Serua and Namosi communities together for a landmark weekend of sport, teamwork, and community spirit. Thrilling showdowns and inspiring moments of local talent hint at a bright future for the region’s sports and its young players.
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Pacific Rugby Funding Battle: Can Union Catch Up to League?
in Fiji NewsRugby in the Pacific stands at a crossroads as funding for one code collides with growing support for another. With foreign investment and longtime loyalties at stake, communities watch closely to see how sport, politics, and power will shape the region’s future.
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ENBi Aims to Transform Pacific Tuna: Will Local Processing Power the Region?
in Fiji NewsPacific leaders are steering a regional push to turn more tuna into local prosperity. ENBi’s hubs-and-spokes plan promises shared infrastructure, finance, and expertise across PNG, Fiji, Samoa, Solomon Islands, and Micronesia—shaping a more sustainable, value-driven future for the Blue Pacific.
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Theft charges against young officer spark scrutiny of police integrity and public trust
in Fiji NewsFresh charges against a young police officer spark a debate on ethics and accountability within the force. As the court date approaches, the case tests public trust in policing and the safeguards that protect communities.
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Ba Golf Club Gears Up for Diwali Open and 2-Man Ambrose Weekend
in Fiji NewsTwo marquee tournaments take over FSC Ba Golf Club this weekend, weaving competition with community spirit. From a team-oriented 2-Men Ambrose kickoff to a Diwali Open that blends individual stroke play with festive camaraderie, the event honors local supporters who have helped grow golf in Ba. Prepare for skill, camaraderie, and a memorable weekend on…
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Digicel Fiji and Ria Enable Instant Cross-Border Money Transfers to MyCash
in Fiji NewsDigicel Fiji expands its money transfer reach through a new partnership with Ria, unlocking easier cross-border sends. Funds can appear instantly in the MyCash wallet or be collected at Digicel Fiji outlets, signaling a notable move toward more accessible digital finance in Fiji.
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Fiji Launches Community Election Advocates to Boost Civic Participation
in Fiji NewsAcross Fiji, 450 volunteers are stepping into the grassroots to bridge communities with electoral decision-makers. This bold, people-powered drive promises to boost trust, participation, and inclusion as the next elections approach.
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New Zealand urged to reform climate-migration rules for Pacific Islanders
in Fiji NewsClimate change is pushing Pacific communities toward hard choices as New Zealand’s visa rules keep families apart and trapped in debt. With children’s rights at stake, calls for a rights-based, dignity-centered approach to migration are gaining momentum. A developing regional dialogue hints at a more inclusive path forward in the years ahead.
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Fiji Aims to Lead Pacific in Disaster-Resilient Infrastructure Financing
in Fiji NewsFiji is steering a bold push in disaster-resilient infrastructure with high-level talks on financing and a potential regional hub in Suva. The move signals deeper regional collaboration and new avenues to fund resilience across Pacific nations.
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From Data to Action: Fiji’s Bold Push on Early Warning Systems
in Fiji NewsWarnings that only glow on a screen won’t save lives—it’s the actions they trigger that do. In a Pacific nation, officials are reshaping disaster risk reduction by turning data into clear, actionable steps for communities. The focus on inclusive communication and real readiness aims to empower everyone to respond when danger nears.
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Fiji’s Ex-PM Bainimarama Seeks Leniency in Landmark Public-Official Case
in Fiji NewsFiji’s high-profile legal saga unfolds as a former prime minister seeks leniency in a landmark case. His team argues rehabilitation and non-custodial options, while prosecutors press for accountability. The forthcoming ruling could redefine how justice, punishment, and reform are handled for public officials.