Fiji News

Truth and ethics ignite a new chapter for Samoa’s journalism as a fresh JAWS office opens its doors. The message is clear: stories that inform and protect, humanizing those affected and steering away from sensationalism in a connected world. A call to report with empathy and integrity that resonates beyond the newsroom.

Pacific journalists and communicators gather in Palau for a five-day Media Masterclass, exploring climate and disaster resilience across the region. The sessions aim to deepen ties between media, science, and disaster management—fuelling informed storytelling for communities facing rising risks.

Fiji is prioritizing local tuna processing and Fijian-branded exports to keep more value at home. With a domesticated longline fleet and onshore plants, the country aims to turn catch into jobs, sustainable growth, and a stronger Pacific fisheries role.

Fiji is gearing up for a bold wave of investments across key sectors like tourism, ICT, energy, and manufacturing, backed by strong skills and MSME support. A streamlined approvals platform and expanded TVET scholarships promise new opportunities for workers and a brighter path for the economy.

– A new FIFA Peace Prize aims to honor those who use football to unite the world, arriving as the 2026 World Cup expands to 48 teams across North America. – Football’s power to build bridges takes center stage with a fresh award, timed with a landmark World Cup that promises a global, record-setting spectacle.…

History could be made this Sunday as Samoa chase their first major international trophy in the Pacific Cup final. With a fresh wave of talent alongside seasoned stars, the team faces a tier-one powerhouse in a test that could reshape their rugby league future.

King Tupou VI marks 150 years of Tonga’s 1875 Constitution with a call for renewed economic freedom, honoring a “book of freedom” that helped shape the nation. As elections draw near, the monarch highlights resilience, growth, and the enduring legacy of Tonga’s constitutional heritage.

Lionel Messi’s MLS season is turning heads as he headlines a landmark Best XI and fuels fresh MVP chatter. A campaign of record-chasing moments and rising excitement is reshaping the future of soccer in North America.

Pacific leaders gather for a pivotal DRM Ministers Meeting in Palau to push urgent action on floods, cyclones, and rising seas. Talks focus on strengthening regional coordination, early warning systems, and shared resources—aimed at boosting disaster resilience across the Blue Pacific Continent.

Tuvalu faces climate-driven disasters nearly every week, deepening despair as communities feel left behind. A push for island-focused resilience and stronger regional coordination signals a hopeful shift toward a united Pacific response.

Russia signals a dramatic shift in its nuclear posture as Putin orders officials to study the prospect of resuming nuclear tests. With tensions between Washington and Moscow running high, the move raises questions about a renewed era of strategic brinkmanship and its impact on global security.

After a dramatic 2023 rebound, a parliamentary committee urges Fiji Airways to resume loan repayments while weighing ambitious expansion plans and high-stakes decisions. With legal questions and policy considerations in play, the airline’s next moves could reshape Fiji’s aviation landscape.

Another trough is forecast to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms across Fiji this weekend, with the potential for flash flooding in low-lying areas. Conditions are set to intensify in the days ahead.

Pacific disaster resilience takes center stage as Fiji hands the chair to Palau. A quick look at landmark reforms, stronger regional cooperation, and what this could mean for safeguarding communities against the growing climate threat.

Pacific leaders weigh the value of PACER Plus as New Zealand signals continued backing, while Papua New Guinea questions whether the framework meets its needs. The talks hint at potential tailored deals that could reshape how trade, labor mobility, and development unfold across the region.

Arsenal’s season takes an intriguing turn as Merino steps into a striking role, turning crucial moments into momentum when the squad needs it most. With injuries thinning the frontline, his adaptability and leadership are shaping a hopeful narrative for the title push and European ambitions.

After a recent health scare sent Halsey to the hospital, the singer is back on her tour grind and ready to perform. She’s thanking the medical team and her fans for their support, signaling a determined return to the stage.

Recovery is underway for Fiji’s Rarawai Sugar Mill, with a December 2025 restart on the horizon after a devastating fire. Rehabilitation progress is advancing and trials are planned ahead of operations, as officials balance timelines with safety upgrades to safeguard farmers’ livelihoods and the sugar industry’s future.

Tailevu is gearing up for a bold agricultural push, linking native crops to new markets under a unified local brand. With land-use plans and governance reforms taking shape, the initiative hints at sustainable livelihoods and stronger community resilience.

Macuata in Fiji is poised to become a premier eco‑tourism destination, with new upgrades, culturally rich experiences, and community‑led planning guiding its growth. As local landowners partner with authorities, the region blends conservation with sustainable development—offering a fresh invitation to nature and culture.

Fiji’s agricultural sector is at a crossroads, with land access, costly logistics, and barriers for women and youth threatening sustainable growth. As climate pressures and shifting markets test food security, optimism hinges on targeted reforms and inclusive innovation shaping rural livelihoods.