Fiji News

President Trump’s Southeast Asia trip flares a high-stakes push for a fragile regional ceasefire and fresh trade discussions. At the ASEAN Summit, diplomats jockey to turn talks into momentum—potentially reshaping stability and prosperity across Southeast Asia.

Fiji is weighing how far to align its employment laws with international norms, sparking a debate over worker rights versus business costs. As discussions unfold, many warn that the path chosen could shape jobs, growth, and the economy for years to come.

Fiji’s HIV data is prompting a careful interpretation, with officials stressing that numbers should not map risk onto any ethnic group. As conversations about sexual health become more open, advocates emphasize stigma-free prevention, testing, and care for everyone.

Fiji’s amateur boxing team is gearing up for a two-day invitational in New Zealand, training alongside the host nation’s top boxers to sharpen their edge. Coach Cam Todd says the squad is hungry, focused, and ready to showcase Fiji’s rising talent on the international stage.

From a rocky start to a finals push, Naitasiri’s under-20s are making waves in the Skipper Cup. A gritty win and standout performances have them marching toward a high-stakes showdown with Nadi, fueled by a passionate community and relentless teamwork.

Jannik Sinner advances to the Vienna final, set to clash with former champion Alexander Zverev. The indoor-hard showdown hints at a high-stakes battle, featuring precision, power, and two of the game’s rising stars teeing off for the title.

Australia seized the opening Ashes test with a commanding Wembley display, signaling their intent for the series. England must regroup as the action heats up and the bid for victory continues.

Fiji’s Ministry of Education unveils a bold plan to boost school performance through sharper data, closer district collaboration, and a modernized education framework. A newly established Fiji Education Commission will review the system from early childhood to technical training, shaping evidence-based improvements. The initiative signals a forward-looking push to expand access, upgrade teaching, and elevate…

Fiji marks 80 years of UN presence with a renewed push for peacekeeping, climate action, and regional solidarity. From high-level talks with UN leadership to bold Pacific-wide visions, this milestone hints at a transformative chapter in global diplomacy and resilience.

Fiji’s diaspora in Ireland gathered for a meaningful meet‑and‑greet with President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu and First Lady Emily Lalabalavu in Dublin. The evening blended a traditional welcome with reflections on home, service, and life overseas, highlighting the enduring ties across oceans. Remarks touched on Fiji’s development journey and the strong bonds that connect the island…

Fiji is tightening financial transparency by requiring M-PAiSA mobile-money balances to be disclosed in annual financial statements. A new declaration form is in the works, signaling a broader push to formalize digital assets and boost tax compliance.

The Transport Minister stresses strict adherence to protocol and thorough due diligence in vessel operations as scrutiny of Fiji’s maritime safety governance intensifies. With MSAF’s chief executive on suspension amid an internal probe, stakeholders are urged to respect the investigation while reforms unfold. A formal statement is anticipated, signaling a push for professionalism, transparency, and…

Melissa has intensified into a hurricane as Jamaica and nearby Caribbean communities brace for a powerful, slow-moving onslaught. Forecasters warn of days of extreme winds, torrential rainfall, and dangerous storm surges that could disrupt life across the region.

Malolo Rugby Club books a historic place in the Skipper Cup final after a dramatic semifinal, signaling a new chapter of grit and momentum for the team and its supporters.

Rugby fever peaks in Suva as three provincial finals unfold at the HFC Bank Stadium next Saturday. Expect high-stakes battles, bold plays, and moments that could shape the season as Fiji’s clubs chase silverware.

Namosi booked a finals berth in a gripping Subrails Marama Cup showdown, with Nagasau and Marama delivering standout moments and the team showing gritty resolve. The Highlanders’ smart game management hints at an exciting finish to the tournament.

Defending champions NASINU lit up the beach soccer final with a stunning hat-trick from Ranit Maharaj, sealing a dramatic title defense through grit and relentless teamwork.

On Fiji’s Wailoaloa Beach, a 36-kilometer paddle became a powerful show of community spirit against cancer. The second Paddle for Cancer drew paddlers, resorts, and families together in a day of endurance, remembrance, and renewed hope for those affected.

Dubai kicks off a high-stakes chapter for Fiji’s rugby sevens, with a bold new format that puts early pressure on every clash. Storied rivalries in Pool A and a globe-spanning circuit loom, shaping a season where momentum could define the title race. Dramatic battles and fresh contenders await.

Overseas Fijians are pressing for changes to Fiji’s voting process after ballot delays risk sidelining their voices. Advocates are proposing streamlined ballot returns—potentially through embassies or High Commissions—to ensure every vote is counted and democracy stays inclusive.

Tributes pour in for Unaisi Rokoura, a cherished icon of Fijian netball, as friends and former teammates recall a career defined by leadership, mentorship, and a lasting impact on the sport.