Fiji News

Fiji Airways marks a bold leadership shift with the appointment of Paul Scurrah as the new Managing Director and CEO, effective November 2025. A veteran of aviation and transport, Scurrah arrives with a reputation for strategic growth and operational excellence as the carrier eyes a future of innovation and sustainability. The transition follows a decade…

Tensions flare at Labasa Dry Goods Market as clashes among middlemen disrupt trade, raise safety concerns, and crowd the stalls. Vendors call for stronger management, safer and cleaner conditions, and relief measures, while authorities consider CCTV monitoring and leadership upgrades.

Family leadership is being urged to take a stronger stand against rising social ills in Fiji, from sexual offences to teenage pregnancies and drug abuse. With concerns about the misuse of traditional apology rituals, guardians are called to protect children, report abuse, and work with authorities toward safer communities. A collaborative, culturally grounded effort is…

Fiji’s PALM scheme is undergoing careful recalibration as officials seek stronger safeguards for workers abroad and the families who rely on them. New proposals point to direct remittance systems, enhanced monitoring, and pre-departure briefings aimed at keeping funds flowing home and easing social pressures while preserving overseas opportunities.

A high-stakes legal showdown in Fiji questions who has the power to appoint and remove the country’s top anti-corruption watchdog. As constitutional arguments unfold about governance and accountability, the forthcoming ruling could reshape how institutions safeguard public trust.

Fiji is urging a bolder, more inclusive push to safeguard global biodiversity, championing clear targets, real metrics, and equitable funding for urgent action. The call emphasizes gender-responsive reporting and the inclusion of indigenous voices, local communities, women, youth, and people with disabilities as essential partners.

Fiji and China mark 50 years of friendship, spotlighting a vibrant Chinese-Fijian community and a growing partnership that spans culture, trade, and development. A tale of heritage, collaboration, and a future full of promise.

Michael Jordan returns to the broadcast booth with a rare blend of insight and mentorship. He hints at sharing the hard-won lessons that built his legendary career and what it means to inspire the next generation. A new chapter that blends nostalgia with guidance, promising a fresh spark for the game fans love.

From a Kadavu school clinic to the global rugby league stage, Naomi Tegu Sivoi’s rise is a bold, inspiring climb. Her journey signals a new era for Fiji’s women in sport and a historic milestone for the Fiji Bulikula.

French ultracyclist Sofiane Sehili faced a tough detainment that paused an audacious crossing and tested his health. The ordeal didn’t break his spirit—he remains focused on bold ultracycling goals and new records to chase.

Measles vaccination gaps in Aotearoa New Zealand are triggering urgent warnings about potential outbreaks, with Māori and Pacific communities most affected. As cases surface and coverage trails the ideal target, health leaders emphasize faster access, stronger community engagement, and clearer information to protect every child.

Could 2026 be Lionel Messi’s final, defining World Cup chapter? As the Argentine superstar extends his MLS stint with Inter Miami, questions about fitness, timing and legacy hang in the balance, leaving fans hungry for what comes next.

Rescued and repatriated after months of alleged maltreatment in Fiji, thirty-two Filipino seafarers faced wage disputes and abuse at sea. As investigations begin, the case casts a spotlight on protections for migrant workers and the pursuit of accountability.

Health and heritage intersect as iTaukei communities face a push to formally register cemeteries and clearly map burial grounds. With urban land pressures mounting, stronger coordination and defined boundaries could reshape village life and safeguard public health for future generations.

Fiji’s elite track and field squad shifts focus to the 2025 Oceania Cup in Tonga, bringing a potent mix of speed and strength after a standout Pacific Mini Games showing. Five athletes are ready to test their mettle on the regional stage and add momentum to Fiji’s growing athletics momentum.

Pacific unions look to stronger protections and revived social dialogue as governments push new labor reforms. With a reworked labor bill advancing and wage councils returning, delegates are charting a tripartite path toward real improvements for workers across the region.

Fiji’s employment reform sparks debate as tourism leaders raise concerns over inspectors’ sweeping powers and the potential impact on SMEs. With calls to protect workers while safeguarding business confidence, the talks could shape the sector’s recovery and the nation’s development goals.

Tailevu’s Buretu village unveils a transformed evacuation center, turning the local hall into a safer refuge during cyclones and floods. Backed by government funding and community effort, the upgrade strengthens disaster readiness and highlights a shared commitment to resilience in the face of climate change.

Conakry’s walls are waking up under Chimere’s spray can. The rising graffiti star behind Guinea Ghetto Graff is turning blank spaces into bold conversations—from public-health murals to iconic Guinean portraits—and reshaping how the city—and West Africa—defines street art.

A top government figure steps down amid corruption allegations, sparking a nationwide debate on integrity and accountability in Fiji. With legal proceedings looming, the political spotlight shifts toward reform and transparency.

Asset declarations in Fiji now extend to all e-wallets and digital cash, not just a single platform. As digital payments grow, this clarification aims to tighten reporting and boost transparency across the financial landscape.