Fiji News
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The Lost King Settlement Sparks Debate Over Historical Accuracy in Film
in Fiji NewsHistory and Hollywood collide in a new film about Richard III’s rediscovery, now at the center of a debate over how real people are portrayed on screen. A settlement surrounding misrepresentation claims casts a spotlight on the boundaries between dramatic storytelling and factual accuracy. The result could redefine how filmmakers balance truth with narrative flair.
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Air Travel Delays Rise as Controller Shortages Hit Flights During Shutdown
in Fiji NewsAir travel disruptions continue to ripple through airports as a government shutdown stretches on, straining crews and schedules. With staffing pressures at the heart of the delays, travelers are navigating an uncertain travel landscape while authorities seek solutions.
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FNU’s Careers Fair Returns to Boost Fiji’s Youth Employment
in Fiji NewsFiji National University brings back its Careers Fair after a long pause, reuniting students with industry partners and potential employers. The revived event aims to equip graduates with real-world insights and opportunities, signaling a renewed push to bridge education with the job market and empower Fiji’s youth for the years ahead.
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Pacific Nations Unite at MOC21 to Shape South Pacific Albacore Management
in Fiji NewsPacific fisheries leaders gather in Honiara to chart a united course for sustainable harvests, climate resilience, and smarter management. From albacore to transshipment rules, the discussions fuse science and policy to safeguard Pacific livelihoods and shape regional decisions ahead.
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Fiji’s Bulikula clinch historic World Cup berth for women’s rugby league
in Fiji NewsHistoric tears and triumph as Fiji’s Bulikula secure a first-ever World Cup berth for the women’s rugby league. The journey—from revitalized development programs after COVID-19 to a standout performance on the world stage—signals a bold new era for female sport in Fiji. Led by Captain Cass Staples, this milestone showcases resilience, growth, and global momentum…
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Payne Haas Switches to Samoa, Sparks New Era for Pacific Rugby
in Fiji NewsPayne Haas seals his choice for Samoa, embracing his heritage as he makes a landmark international debut. A commanding performance hints at big things ahead for Samoa.
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Demi Lovato Announces New Dance-Pop Album It’s Not That Deep and 2025 North American Tour
in Fiji NewsDemi Lovato steps into a bold new era with her ninth studio album and a sprawling tour. Packed with dance-pop energy and heartfelt moments, it promises a year of big, electric moments on stage.
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Jets Legend Nick Mangold Remembered for Relentless Loyalty
in Fiji NewsNick Mangold’s passing at 41 leaves a deep void for the Jets and their fans. A storied 11-season run, a quiet battle with kidney disease, and tributes from teammates and coaches point to a legacy of grit, loyalty, and heart.
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Samoa Warns of Travel-Linked Measles Surge, Urges Vaccination Push
in Fiji NewsMeasles cases linked to travelers are prompting a new health alert. Parents are urged to vaccinate young children on schedule, as communities rally to protect Samoa’s kids and prevent a repeat of past heartbreak.
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Filipino Seafarers Rescued from Exploitation in Fiji
in Fiji NewsThirty-two Filipino seafarers were rescued from months of underpayment and wage delays in Fiji. With investigations underway and support for their return home, the incident spotlights migrant workers’ rights and calls for stronger protections at sea.
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Nauru Marks Angam Day, Urges Unity and Hope for Future Generations
in Fiji NewsA dawn memorial at Aiwo’s World War II Memorial marked Angam Day and the return of Nauruans from exile, inviting reflection on national identity, faith, and resilience. Leaders, survivors, and communities gathered as the nation looked toward its children and a hopeful future.
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Fiji’s Election App Scrapped, Critics Warn of Misinformation and Transparency Risks
in Fiji NewsDialogue Fiji warns that scrapping Fiji’s FEO mobile app could be a setback for election transparency and open data. Critics say the tool offered real-time results and historical insights—one of the Pacific’s most innovative electoral resources—and removing it may fuel misinformation unless issues are fixed. As a review unfolds, the debate over keeping electoral information…
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Fiji Faces Cabinet Shake-Up After Finance Minister’s Resignation
in Fiji NewsFiji’s cabinet faces a defining moment as a senior minister steps aside amid corruption allegations and an acting replacement takes charge. With governance and accountability at the forefront, the coming days could reshape public trust and the political landscape.
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Papua New Guinea Joins Global Cybercrime Conventions, Signals Bold Digital-Law Reforms
in Fiji NewsHere are a few short teaser options you can choose from: Option 1: Papua New Guinea takes a major step into the international cybercrime arena, signaling stronger digital governance and regional cooperation. Option 2: A landmark move for PNG as it aligns with global cybercrime conventions, paving the way for modernized laws and safer online…
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OACPS Ambassadors Rally for Unity Ahead of COP30 and 2026 Malabo Summit
in Fiji NewsAmbassadors from the OACPS gathered to shape a united response to climate action and global challenges ahead of COP30 and the 2026 Malabo Summit. As leaders sketch a roadmap—from organizational reform to sustainable financing—they signal a renewed commitment to turning shared ambitions into concrete progress for African, Caribbean, and Pacific states.
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Fiji Bulikula Make World Series History as Budget Challenges Loom
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Bulikula women’s rugby team has sealed a historic berth in the International Rugby League Women’s World Series, marking a new era for Pacific sport. Yet celebration is tempered by looming costs and homecoming hurdles as players abroad prepare to return. Triumph now faces the challenge of turning inspiration into lasting change for women’s rugby…
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Skipper Cup Final: Can Naitasiri End a 25-Year Drought Against Malolo at HFC Bank Stadium
in Fiji NewsTwo rugby heavyweights collide in a high-stakes Skipper Cup final, where momentum and strategy meet history. Naitasiri chase a 25-year drought while Malolo rides a surge of belief after a breakthrough semifinal. A dramatic showdown could redefine Fiji’s provincial rugby.
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Flying Fijians Ready to Take on England at Twickenham on Northern Tour
in Fiji NewsOptimism runs high as Fiji’s Flying Fijians assemble a fresh blend of European experience and Drua energy for the Northern Tour. With a demanding schedule ahead, including a high-stakes Test against England, the team faces weathered challenges that could redefine Fiji rugby.
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Dylan Efron Faces DWTS Setback in Halloween Rehearsal
in Fiji NewsDylan Efron’s DWTS journey takes an unexpected turn after a rehearsal injury leaves him with a broken nose. Yet his comeback is fueled by amazing support from Daniella and friends, and a heartfelt Dedication Night moment hints at even bigger moments ahead. Something about family, resilience, and a dance floor showdown is on the horizon.
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Vanuatu Tightens Online Safety for Students With School-Focused Digital Rules
in Fiji NewsVanuatu moves to create a safer online learning space for students under 16, with new rules guiding school policies and the role of internet providers. The update targets harmful content and online risks, raising questions about monitoring and social media use beyond the classroom. A pivotal moment in the ongoing conversation about digital safety and…
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PNG Backs New Caledonia’s Political Path, Strengthens Melanesian Unity
in Fiji NewsPapua New Guinea affirms its support for New Caledonia’s evolving political path, emphasizing enduring Melanesian ties and regional unity. The high-level talks hint at a collaborative approach to governance and stability across the Pacific.