Fiji News
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Fragile Ceasefire Under Strain as Israeli Airstrikes Hit Southern Lebanon
Fresh airstrikes in southern Lebanon spark evacuations and rising anxiety as a fragile ceasefire hangs in the balance. With regional leaders and international voices urging restraint, the prospect of renewed confrontation looms large.
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Village Women’s Club Turns to Cattle Farming to Protect Sea Turtles and Feed Big Gatherings
In Nabouono Village, a women’s club is steering a new path to sustainability through cattle farming, reshaping how community events are catered. The move also aims to protect sea turtles and is branching into beekeeping, signaling a broader shift toward ecological resilience.
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Roberto Bolle to Headline Winter Olympics 2026 Closing Ceremony in Verona
World-renowned ballet star Roberto Bolle headlines a closing ceremony that promises “Beauty in Motion.” Set in Verona’s ancient arena, the event blends sport and culture with a striking water-drop stage and a bold climate-focused message. A cross-city celebration of Olympic spirit and Italian artistry that hints at more unforgettable moments to come.
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Fiji Cooperatives Take a Digital Leap and Leadership Push
Grassroots cooperatives in Fiji are stepping into a new era as government-led training expands, equipping members with governance, financial management, and business skills. The program blends practical know-how with digital tools like e-commerce and mobile banking, unlocking broader market access and stronger community resilience. With a renewed focus on empowering women and youth in leadership,…
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Fiji’s Farm Access Roads Spark Rural Prosperity
New farm roads are stitching Fiji’s rural communities closer to markets, schools, and essential services, unlocking farming potential and higher incomes for many households. Yet officials caution that timelines could shift due to tenders, weather, and budget pressures. The nationwide push to boost rural infrastructure points to a stronger, more resilient agricultural sector ahead.
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Fiji launches Phase Two of e-Plan Lodgement System
Fiji advances its land administration with Phase Two of the e-Plan Lodgement System, driving a shift toward fully digital surveying and registration. The upgrade promises stronger security and transparency, with online lodgement, payments, and requisitions for both private surveyors and government agencies. A more efficient, paperless future for land management and investment awaits.
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Bula FC to Field National Team Stars as Fiji Eyes OFC Professional League Debut
Bula FC is shaping up to be a force, assembling a squad built around Fiji’s national-team stars under coach Stéphane Auvray. With a major regional cup looming and a debut in the OFC Professional League on the horizon, a bold new chapter in Fijian football is taking shape.
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Kadavu Set for New Drue Village Road as Budget Talks Unfold
Kadavu is on the cusp of a major infrastructure push, including a new road pairing Namara Road with Drue village and a wave of upgrades across the region. A $9.9 billion package aims to boost access to markets, healthcare, schools, and tourism through road sealing, coastal protections, and solar-lit jetties, transforming life for its maritime…
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Vakatawa Joins Fijian Drua for Short-Term Preseason Training
A seasoned international centre joins the Fijian Drua for a short-term training spell as they gear up for the season. The move injects valuable experience into the camp and has fans wondering how this temporary stint could shape the Drua’s campaign.
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Fiji High Court Verdict Looms in High-Profile Public Office Case
A high-stakes Suva court case tests the boundaries of governance and accountability. With the verdict looming, the proceedings spotlight public service ethics and the future of trust in Fiji’s institutions.
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Flying Fijians Turn to In-House Jersey Printing Ahead of England Test
After a last‑minute jersey scare, the Flying Fijians unveil an in‑house fix as they gear up for a high‑stakes clash with England. A solemn poppy tribute on the blue jerseys sets a poignant backdrop to the match, where resilience will be tested. Kickoff is early Sunday, with delayed coverage on Monday night.
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Kazakhstan joins Abraham Accords, signaling broader regional diplomacy
Kazakhstan signals a bold shift by pursuing a place in the Abraham Accords, hinting at a new era for Middle East and Central Asia diplomacy. As leaders convene in Washington, questions linger about what this symbolic move could mean for future alliances and peace efforts.
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British Woman Repatriated from Bali Death Row Sparks Diplomatic Spotlight
After more than a decade on death row in Indonesia, a British detainee is returning home under a delicate bilateral deal. The repatriation, paired with another prisoner, underscores humanitarian concerns amid high-profile drug cases and shifting diplomacy. A turning point that could influence future prisoner cases and bilateral ties.
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Fiji Ex-Corrections Officer Faces Murder Charge in Nakasi as Court Seeks Key Disclosures
Former Fiji corrections officer Epeli Laqeni appeared in court on murder charges tied to a Nakasi death, with medical updates and a post-mortem still pending. As crucial disclosures remain outstanding, the case raises timely questions about justice and due process.
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Fiji Bitter 7s Series Launch Sets Stage for 2025-26 Rugby Season
Fiji Bitter 7s kicks off a six-tournament stretch through early 2026, igniting a season of fast-paced rugby and grassroots pride. From first whistle to finale, the series promises standout local talent, community spirit, and moments that will stay with fans long after the last whistle.
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Fiji launches global diplomacy push with governance partnership and cyber security ties
Fiji signals a new era of diplomacy with a landmark Australia-Fiji Governance Partnership and expanding ties with Israel, including cyber security collaboration and a Jerusalem mission. The moves aim to boost governance, security, and digital innovation—could this reshape Fiji’s regional role?
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New Command for Fiji Peacekeepers in Sinai as FijiBatt 44 Takes Over
In the Sinai Peninsula, Fiji’s peacekeeping mission marks a new chapter as FijiBatt 43 hands over to FijiBatt 44. A medals and awards ceremony celebrated leadership changes, with Lt. Col. Viliame Naisau taking the helm of the Second Battalion Fiji Infantry Regiment. The moment highlights Fiji’s ongoing commitment to international peacekeeping and developing future leaders…
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FRU launches CEO search as acting leader eyes permanent role
Fiji Rugby Union unveils a leadership refresh, launching a nationwide search for a new CEO as a four-year strategic plan takes shape. Acting CEO Koli Sewabu weighs his bid while the FRU also fills key roles in finance, HR, and risk to ready Fiji rugby for a pivotal 2026 season—and to sharpen its brand on…
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Tuvalu Stands Firm on Sovereignty Amid Climate Action Push
Tuvalu asserts its sovereignty even as it accelerates climate-resilient projects, signaling a carefully balanced approach to regional cooperation. With rising seas threatening coastlines and land-reclamation efforts underway, the island nation calls for real accountability from partners as it navigates the urgent climate challenge.
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Fijian Drua Emphasizes Leadership and Homegrown Talent for 2026 Super Rugby Pacific
Glen Jackson maps out a bold 2026 plan for the Drua, centering on leadership, development, and a smart blend of experience. With development players earning promotion and a captaincy decision on the horizon as pre-season heats up, the team signals a new era built from the ground up.
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Drua Bring in Six New Signings for 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Campaign
Six new recruits bring a bold mix of youth and experience to the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua ahead of the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season. A blend of leadership, sevens flair, and versatile fire hints at an exciting new chapter for the Drua.