Fiji News

Pacific nations are stepping up to defend their seas with a bold, multi‑nation push against illegal fishing. Through advanced surveillance, intelligence sharing, and coordinated patrols, the region is tightening the net on high‑risk vessels. A story of regional cooperation, tech-powered enforcement, and a hopeful path toward sustainable tuna resources.

Disney channels on YouTube TV could vanish as talks break down, depriving fans of ABC, ESPN, and other favorites just as major sports seasons loom. With negotiations stalled, a blackout looms and subscribers brace for potential price shifts and new streaming realities. The evolving dispute highlights how live sports and streaming are reshaping the industry.

Rising tensions in the Asia-Pacific are pushing the United States and the Philippines to deepen their military partnership in the northern Philippines, with troops and anti-ship missiles near a pivotal maritime corridor. In Batanes, residents adapt to near-constant drills as regional security pivots on shifting power dynamics.

Caribbean tensions surge as military presence grows and questions linger over Venezuela. Denials mingle with hints of a tougher stance on drug trafficking, drawing international scrutiny and sharpening the debate between diplomacy and force. The coming days could redefine regional security and humanitarian concerns in the Americas.

New York’s Washington Square Park hosted an unofficial gathering of Timothée Chalamet look-alikes, turning a playful contest into real connection. From new friendships to front-row moments and a brush with the star himself, the day hints at doors opening where you’d least expect. A lighthearted celebration of community, style, and the surprising paths sparked by…

On a last-minute call, Fiji’s Mohamed Ali steps into his first international test against Sunny Morini. With hardly any time to train and a recent setback behind him, the 24-year-old’s bold bid could spark a new chapter for Fiji boxing and light up the ring tonight.

Regional banks are entering a bold new chapter as a modernization push drives a surge in revenue and profits this quarter. With tech upgrades and enhanced services, the lender signals a shift that could reshape regional finance and set the stage for future growth.

Roadworks in Tavua are renewing a 92-meter section with a fresh seal as part of the Seal Maintenance Program. On track to finish next week, the upgrades aim to boost road strength, safety, and long-term durability—highlighting a broader push to enhance Fiji’s road network.

FHCL makes history with its first local CEO, signaling a bold new era in governance and sustainable mahogany stewardship. With the board’s landmark appointment of Fiji’s first female deputy chair and a push for international certification, the forestry sector in Fiji is poised for transformative growth.

Two days of training sparked a hospital garden that’s feeding more than just bodies. Fresh, home-grown vegetables are turning Thursdays into a weekly wellness ritual and proving that small, community-driven efforts can grow big health benefits.

Fiji is facing a surge in flu-like illnesses, prompting urgent calls for better personal hygiene and smart self-care. Officials highlight key symptoms and practical home steps, stressing timely medical attention to curb the spread. A broader push for community-wide prevention underscores the path forward.

– Fiji marks a historic public health milestone by eliminating trachoma, a preventable eye disease that once affected remote communities. A showcase of bold leadership, sustained investment, and strong partnerships shaping a healthier future. – A landmark win for Fiji’s health sector as trachoma is eliminated as a public health problem. The milestone reflects long-running,…

Authorities are piloting a bold plan to formalize informal settlements on state land through community lease models. The approach promises secure tenure for residents and new revenue opportunities, while grappling with density and rollout challenges.

As Fiji gears up for a pivotal election, a major party sharpens its focus on youth and women’s leadership and rolls out a confidential candidacy portal. With alliances under review and a refreshed campaign strategy taking shape, bold moves hint at a changing political landscape. A quick glimpse into the strategies shaping Fiji’s future.

Fiji’s labor market is cooling, with fewer foreign workers and more cautious hiring. Yet rising wages hint at resilience as migration and global conditions shift.

Facing Fiji in the Pacific Bowl final, the Kumuls sharpen ball control and late-game endurance in the heat. Coach Jason Demetriou is pushing a fearless, high-intensity revival as a passionate Port Moresby crowd fuels PNG’s bid for glory and World Cup momentum.

Solomon Islands is stepping up its fight against unexploded ordnance with a new National UXO Policy and a planned dedicated UXO Division. As the nation chairs the Pacific Islands Forum, leaders stress innovation, collaboration, and a hopeful roadmap that could reshape safety and development across the region.

As the Pacific shifts from negotiation to implementation of the BBNJ framework, indigenous knowledge and Pacific-led priorities are at the center of a new era in ocean protection. Timelines, collaboration, and community voices will shape the path ahead.

Regional leaders gathered in Suva to spotlight water and energy security, resilient infrastructure, and innovative financing as keys to sustainable development. Emphasizing youth empowerment and cross-sector partnerships, the forum underscored progress toward the 2030 Agenda and the Blue Pacific vision. The conversations set the stage for continued collaboration and upcoming regional and global sustainability milestones.

An explosion near a town rugby ground in Honiara is linked to a World War II-era bomb, injuring at least one person and drawing a rapid emergency response. Police and bomb disposal teams are sweeping the area for further threats as the fight against lingering unexploded ordnance continues. The incident highlights ongoing safety efforts and…

An arson attack on cane farms tests Fiji’s sugar industry, prompting a heated debate over penalties and farmers’ livelihoods. As communities seek resilience, questions linger about safeguarding the backbone of the agricultural economy.