Fiji News

Friday’s ANC Ratu Cakobau Bowl sets the stage in Suva as the Fiji Corrections Service rugby team throws down the gauntlet against the Police. After a tougher season, a solid month of training and fresh faces have sparked renewed confidence and momentum for the Albert Park clash. A gritty, spirited duel awaits, highlighting the enduring…

Rio de Janeiro faces a deadly crackdown that marks a grim milestone as COP30 approaches. Amid clashes and tightening security, questions swirl about coordination, community impact, and what the global climate summit means for the city’s future.

During a historic stop in Rome, Fiji’s President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu and the First Lady were welcomed by the Marist Family for a Mass and a traditional Talanoa. The gathering united Pacific clergy and international partners, highlighting faith-based leadership and renewed collaboration across the Pacific.

Fiji unveils its first official climate statistics and new climate data publications, highlighting how data shapes resilient, inclusive action. A two-day workshop brings together policymakers, researchers, and advocates to identify gaps and chart a clearer path forward.

Controversy in Fiji has erupted after a social media video shows a pastor and a police officer making divisive remarks about different faiths. With formal complaints and investigations underway, the incident highlights the need for accountability, interfaith dialogue, and renewed commitment to peaceful coexistence in a diverse society.

Rising Fiji boxing star Mikaele Ravalaca is sharpening up for a high-stakes WBA Oceania title duel in Suva, with his camp promising a standout performance and the possibility of late-night fireworks. Expect grit, discipline, and hometown pride as two seasoned rivals collide for boxing glory.

Stigma around sexual and reproductive health for women and youth in Fiji and the Pacific is being challenged as regional leaders push for open dialogue and practical support. With new initiatives and international backing, the focus is shifting toward better access, informed choices, and healthier futures for communities.

Excitement is building as Naitasiri’s Skipper Cup weekend approaches, with both the senior men and Under-20s chasing titles. A rare Naitasiri-versus-Naitasiri twist adds spice to the final, as Malolo’s captain and several players share roots with Naitasiri’s rugby development. An electric showdown awaits local fans dressed in red and black.

Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister steps aside amid a corruption charge, vowing to handle the matter through proper legal channels. As leadership grapples with accountability and stability, the unfolding events raise questions about the island nation’s political future.

Rising concerns over iTaukei burial grounds highlight gaps in regulation and enforcement. As lawmakers weigh new standards, communities push for clear authority, licensed site management, and health safeguards that respect tradition. The debate spotlights who should regulate cemeteries and how to balance cultural practices with public safety.

Pacific legal pioneer Ana Tuiketei rises to a historic role as President of the Defence Committee for the ICC Bar Association, signaling a new era for regional representation in international law. Her trailblazing career hints at bold advocacy for fair trials and robust defense on the global stage.

With a 15-year drought on the line, Naitasiri square off against Malolo in a Skipper Cup final that could redefine a province’s rugby story. Fresh from defending the Farebrother Trophy and a season of late surges, the Highlanders are chasing gold in Suva. A clash steeped in history and high-stakes rugby that rugby fans won’t…

Fiji is launching a new safety push in its markets, uniting vendors, local councils, and the police under a collaborative initiative. Backed by UN Women and international partners, the plan combines smarter security with vendor training and community engagement to foster a safer, more vibrant marketplace for everyone.

Excitement mounts as Auckland hosts the 2025 Pacific Community Cup from November 26–30. A headline Rewa vs Ba group clash kicks off a tournament packed with regional rivals, international flair, and standout talent ready to light up the pitch.

Fiji’s National Provident Fund launches an 18-month review of its Act and Special Death Benefit Regulations, signaling a push to modernize protections for members. With wide stakeholder consultations and a focus on fair benefits and stronger retirement safeguards, the fund aims to boost lifelong savings for its diverse membership.

Top police officials warn that online harassment and harmful posts threaten individuals and Fiji’s social fabric. A sustained collaboration with online safety authorities signals a bold push for responsible digital behavior. As conversations around online dignity and safety intensify, what changes could shape our shared digital spaces?

Nemani Nadolo, the former Flying Fijians winger and Crusaders standout, steps into a pivotal coaching role with the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. As the club strengthens its development pipeline ahead of the Super Rugby Pacific seasons, Nadolo’s wealth of experience promises a new chapter of mentorship for the Drua’s rising talents.

Behind Fiji’s Coalition government, tensions brew and questions of leadership spark a growing push for accountability. With rising living costs and strained services, the coming days could mark a turning point in the nation’s political future.

Discipline and camaraderie lit up Naboro as the Fiji Corrections Service staged a striking drill parade. A ceremony highlighted standout teams and a renewed push for professional standards and rehabilitation, signaling a bold new chapter ahead.

Two Pacific rugby powerhouses collide in Port Moresby as the Fiji Bati chase revenge and crucial playoff momentum against the PNG Kumuls. With high morale, a heated rivalry, and a night of hard-hitting, tactical rugby on the line, this Pacific Bowl showdown promises plenty of drama.

Rewa FC caps a historic season with a city-wide celebration in Nausori. Expect red banners, drums, and a lively street march, ending in a grand park gathering as the Delta Tigers toast their remarkable year.