Fiji News
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Overnight Rewa Bridge Closure Shuts Nausori-bound Lanes; Suva-bound Traffic Remains Open
in Fiji NewsOvernight roadworks on a major Fiji bridge could reshape tonight’s commute. One direction will be closed for final asphalt, while the opposite lanes stay open—weather permitting. Expect evolving traffic patterns and clear signage as crews wrap up the project.
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Fiji Delays Electricity Tariffs to Ensure a Fair, Transparent Review
in Fiji NewsGovernment delays the planned electricity tariff rollout to ensure a fairer, more transparent process backed by independent oversight. A thorough technical review and wider community input are on the horizon, signaling a broader push toward trusted energy reform—without rushing to conclusions.
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Nine Fiji Youth Die From Meth Overdoses, Prompting Urgent Action
in Fiji NewsNine young lives were lost to meth overdoses in Fiji, a stark warning about the drug’s reach. The piece highlights the severe mental and physical toll and calls for stronger education, awareness, and community support to protect the next generation.
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Fiji’s Coral Coast Sevens: A Legacy of Legends and Local Talent
in Fiji NewsFrom a humble grassroots start to a marquee regional rugby staple, the Coral Coast Sevens has minted unforgettable moments and homegrown talent. Dive into the moments, legends, and local triumphs that continue to shape its legacy—and the promise of what’s next.
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The Traitors Return with Secret Fourth Traitor and Red Cloak Twist
in Fiji NewsAn explosive twist introduces a secret fourth traitor who stays hidden as the game heats up. With a bold format change and a surge of high-stakes drama, this season dives into new power plays and clues that could change everything.
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Litter at Wainiyabia Picnics Sparks Call for Responsible Visitors in Serua
in Fiji NewsRising litter at Wainiyabia’s picnic spots has locals urging visitors to act responsibly. A resident warns that careless waste could harm waterways and wildlife, reminding everyone to take rubbish home or use designated bins to keep the area pristine.
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Alarming Spike in Animal Cruelty Prompts SPCA to Call for Community Action
in Fiji NewsA troubling rise in animal cruelty is challenging local shelters, with cases growing more severe. Free desexing clinics and outreach programs are ramping up to promote responsible ownership and safer communities, even as funding gaps threaten long-term progress.
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Labasa High Court Acquits Five Juveniles in Rape Case Over Consent Findings
in Fiji NewsFive juveniles in Labasa were acquitted in a 2018 case involving a 19-year-old. The High Court judge cited the youths’ ages and surrounding circumstances, saying the evidence didn’t establish recklessness about consent. The ruling underscores how nuanced consent cases involving minors can be.
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Fiji at Risk as US Threatens Aid Cut Over Grace Road Controversy
in Fiji NewsGrace Road Church’s expanding footprint in Fiji collides with trafficking allegations and a looming U.S. aid cut. With a March deadline approaching, the government faces a hard choice between jobs and investment and the protection of human rights and the rule of law.
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From Struggles to Success: Lautoka Tailor Turns Threads into Prosperity
in Fiji NewsFrom a teen seamstress with little to spare to a thriving tailoring shop on Lautoka’s Nede Street, Jyoti Bala’s story is a lesson in grit and determination. She turned hardship into opportunity—and her journey isn’t over yet.
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Matasawalevu Seaweed Farming Spurs Sustainable Livelihoods in Fiji
in Fiji NewsOn Fiji’s coast, Matasawalevu villagers are turning seaweed into a new lifeline—blending fresh income with ocean stewardship. Their first big harvest last October hints at a growing, eco-friendly venture reshaping coastal livelihoods.
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Last Chance to Shape Fiji’s State Lands Reform
in Fiji NewsFiji moves to modernize the State Lands Act with a final public consultation. Public and stakeholder input could shape a more transparent, inclusive land governance framework—and written contributions are welcome ahead of the deadline.
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Indigenous Consent to Steer Fiji’s Momi Bay Resort Revamp
in Fiji NewsMomi Bay’s master plan is being revised to honor traditional rights and fishing grounds, marking a new era of collaboration. A fresh agreement with Vanua Nalolo signals community-led benefits and a more inclusive path for Fiji’s resort development.
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Beyoncé Becomes a Billionaire, Forbes Confirms Elite Milestone
in Fiji NewsQueen Bey adds another milestone to a legendary run, joining a select billionaire circle and redefining influence in music and business. With record-breaking wins and bold, barrier-smashing moves, her latest chapter signals a new era where artistry and entrepreneurship fuse to shape culture.
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Mazda CX-60 Debuts as Hybrid SUV with Advanced Tech
in Fiji NewsDiscover Mazda’s latest: a stylish 5-seat hybrid SUV that blends refined craftsmanship with exhilarating performance. From a turbocharged engine and new Skyactiv powertrains to advanced safety features, it’s built to elevate every drive. A refined balance of comfort, tech, and capability awaits.
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Nadroga Navosa’s Plan to Unite Agriculture and Tourism on Fiji’s Coral Coast
in Fiji NewsLocal leaders unveil a bold plan to fuse farming and tourism, aiming for stronger partnerships, smarter infrastructure, and sustainable growth. With Sigatoka steering toward a cleaner, more inclusive future, the coming year promises resilience, opportunity, and renewed ambition.
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Papua New Guinea’s Population Boom Tests Its Future
in Fiji NewsPapua New Guinea stands at a demographic crossroads, with a population surge that could strain clinics, classrooms, and jobs in coming years. A leading expert warns that without empowering families, boosting education, and encouraging later marriages, the country risks a future of rising births and growing poverty. The stakes are high and the clock is…
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Fiji to Spotlight Online Safety at Miss Pacific Islands Pageant 2026
in Fiji NewsFiji will spotlight online safety during the 2026 Miss Pacific Islands Pageant in Nadi, tackling the rise of technology-facilitated abuse. Organizers have joined forces with safety authorities to safeguard contestants and foster a respectful, empowering digital space across the Pacific.
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Fiji Businesses Push for Lower Power Tariffs Ahead of FCCC Public Consultations
in Fiji NewsFiji’s business sector braces for potential electricity tariff hikes as regulators gear up for public consultations. With costs and competitiveness on the line, a coordinated private‑sector push aims to shape the response ahead of major energy upgrades shaping the economy.
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From Plants to Petals: Fiji Entrepreneur Crafts Distinct Floral Accessories
in Fiji NewsFrom selling flowering plants to crafting bespoke floral accessories, Lusiana Dansey’s Fiji-based venture is blooming with creativity. Tekiteki, leis, and decorative hairpieces hint at a bold plan to stand out in a crowded market—and to reach new audiences.
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Tyson Fury Teases Ring Return After Retirement
in Fiji NewsTyson Fury hints at a comeback this year, stepping back into the heavyweight spotlight after retirement. The Gypsy King’s next move could shake up the division and ignite a new chapter in his storied career.