Fiji News

From a restaurant kitchen to a thriving florist studio, Nima Naidu’s journey grows from farming roots and a lifelong love of flowers. Five years in, her vibrant arrangements have won awards and brightened major shows, turning a hobby into a steady livelihood—even as fickle weather keeps her on her toes. A story of resilience and…

Fiji’s justice system confronts deep-rooted barriers—from high costs and complex procedures to aging laws. A bold reform roadmap outlines seven pillars to modernize access to justice and rebuild public trust, highlighting both sobering realities and hopeful signs of change. The journey from challenge to better justice is underway.

Pacific Elders’ Voice fires a stark warning ahead of COP30, demanding major emitters translate promises into measurable action to shield vulnerable Pacific nations. As talks focus on climate finance, fossil-fuel phase-outs, and a 1.5°C path, the pressure to deliver is mounting.

Global temperatures are climbing toward record highs, with far-reaching impacts on oceans, ice, and communities. The latest climate update blends stark warnings with glimmers of progress, highlighting early warning systems and adaptation as lifelines. As leaders gear up for a pivotal climate gathering, the question looming is how quickly the world can change course.

COP30 opens with a stark warning: time is running out to keep the 1.5°C target within reach. Temperature records are shattering and oceans are heating, pushing the world toward a decisive moment on energy and resilience. A blend of urgent caution and hopeful momentum marks this turning point for collective action.

Fiji reaffirms its One China stance as a senior diplomat’s visit to Taiwan stirs regional tensions. A delicate balancing act in the Pacific highlights shifting alliances and the complexities of contemporary diplomacy.

A bold roadmap aims to mobilize trillions for climate action by 2035, turning pledges into real-world results. A broad coalition of governments, banks, and communities is aligning to drive decarbonization, resilience, and economic growth—but the pace and scale of progress remain the big question.

Fiji unveils a digital lifeline with a toll-free helpline and a bold online-safety campaign aimed at curbing cyberbullying, online scams, and digital abuse. A powerful blend of advocacy and community action promises to foster safer, more respectful spaces online for everyone.

Fiji launches its 2025-2026 sevens season with a focus on talent, culture, and community. Across six island tournaments, the series continues to serve as a vital development pathway for young players eyeing national and international stages. The journey toward the next generation of Fijian rugby stars starts now, promising thrilling moments ahead.

A new Pacific-wide assessment sheds light on the Kanak people’s sustained fight for self-determination in New Caledonia. It highlights deep-seated inequalities, stalled political processes, and a growing appeal for renewed dialogue and regional solidarity.

Tragedy unfolds at a demolition site in South Korea as debris traps workers and rescuers race against time. With ongoing danger and questions over safety, officials push for stronger protections for workers in high-risk industries. The update underscores the relentless challenges faced by rescue teams and the broader push for safer construction practices.

Sydney Sweeney delivers a fierce, multi-dimensional portrait of Christy Martin in this gripping biopic. From the heat of the ring to the hidden battles off the canvas, it’s a stark, powerful look at resilience, ambition, and the costs of greatness.

In Suva, Aisea Rabuno Tuisue shows that health is a lifestyle, not a checklist. Through a backyard garden, mindful budgeting, and everyday community involvement, his story explores how small, deliberate choices can strengthen mental well-being and resilience in Fiji.

Is success only about pushing harder, or is it about thriving inside and out? This piece explores how staying active and mentally sharp can boost focus, resilience, and happiness in today’s fast-paced world. A timely reminder that well-being is a cornerstone of lasting achievement.

Fiji’s new e-ticketing rollout is proving tougher than expected, with commuters facing long waits and credits slipping away at the turnstiles. Officials acknowledge teething problems, while a mobile top-up option hints at a possible remedy—leaving questions about accessibility and overall reliability.

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.

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.

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.

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,…

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.

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.