Fiji News

Sport diplomacy takes the spotlight as Israel and Fiji explore how rugby can deepen friendship and collaboration beyond the field. Recent talks hint at shared values and the potential for broader cooperation across culture, security, and more.

Fiji earns a coveted spot on a premier 2026 travel list, inviting explorers to experience its pristine shores, warm hospitality, and sustainable adventures. A place where culture, nature, and transformative journeys converge—perfect for curious travelers seeking deeper connections.

At 20, Jesse Southwell steps into her Jillaroos debut as a rising halfback, soaking up camp life and learning from veterans like Ali Brigginshaw. With a looming showdown against Toa Samoa, the rising star opens up about pride, grit, and chasing a dream in women’s rugby.

Fiji’s women’s team enters a turning point as long-time coach Angeline Chua prepares for her final stint and the FA searches for fresh leadership. With a training camp underway and a squad blending veterans with rising talent, the Kulas head toward the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup in Papua New Guinea, hopeful that grassroots investment will…

Setareki Tuicuvu returns to Fiji’s 32-man Flying Fijians squad, stepping in after Iosefo Masi is ruled out by medical scans. The reshuffle sets the stage for a demanding November clash with England as the team presses on.

An enduring friendship takes center stage as two nations celebrate a milestone in their 54-year partnership. From renewable energy to healthcare and climate resilience, collaboration continues to drive sustainable progress—with KOICA-backed initiatives shaping a brighter future for the Pacific region.

A horror icon weighs in on a new true-crime hit, challenging the gloss and glamour that streaming may shed on real pain. He argues for a deeper, more empathetic approach to storytelling, warning that truth shouldn’t be traded for sensationalism. A provocative look at how true stories are being shaped for the screen.

Fiji Corrections Service rugby is gearing up for a high-stakes Cakobau Bowl clash in Suva. Focused drills on the breakdowns and set-pieces hint at a showdown that could light up the weekend rugby scene.

Epeli Laqeni, a former Fiji Corrections officer, is back in court as a murder charge enters the bail debate. The proceedings spotlight overcrowded remand centers and inmate health, set against Fiji’s ongoing focus on domestic violence and justice. The next steps in the courtroom could shape responses to these urgent issues.

Fiji is steering a regional digital transformation push across the Pacific, guiding a hub that’s rolling out AI-powered tools, cybersecurity webinars, and digital-literacy initiatives. The aim: stronger, smarter, more interconnected parliaments and a more inclusive future for governance in the region.

Lautoka marks a bold move toward climate resilience with its inaugural Voluntary Local Review, positioning the city as a regional leader in SDG-inspired development. The report highlights cross-sector partnerships and forward-looking initiatives that aim to build greener, more inclusive communities for Fiji’s second city.

FRCS is rolling out tighter internal safeguards after high-stakes security concerns surfaced, boosting integrity checks and cross-agency cooperation. With staff rotations, stricter handling of sensitive information, and enhanced border-security tech, the move aims to disrupt organized crime and restore public trust.

Fresh bail bids are before the Suva High Court in a high-profile domestic-violence case. The self-represented defendant faces slim chances of release as prosecutors warn of public risk, with a bail hearing set to reconvene in October.

Fiji’s football horizon is shifting as a single coach oversees both the national team and a brand-new pro club. Could this dual role spark stronger squads, sharper development, and a brighter path for Fijian football?

Ambition, not discord, is the engine of progress for the People’s Alliance, says General Secretary Sila Balawa. He dismisses whispers of a leadership shake-up and emphasizes that any succession decisions rest with the Prime Minister, while the party stays focused on governance and the road ahead.

Delays in government payments are straining Fiji’s PPP medical scheme, with reports of clinics delaying or denying care for some patients. Officials acknowledge the challenges and promise fixes as the program continues to unfold and healthcare services evolve.

Fiji is pursuing a bold upgrade for its farms, with Rabuka signaling a new collaboration with Israel to bring high-tech irrigation and hands-on training to the sector. The partnership aims to boost food security and uplift local farmers through shared expertise and innovation.

Fiji and Korea mark a milestone in a 54-year friendship, highlighting collaboration across energy, health, and education. Through KOICA-backed initiatives, this partnership is shaping a more inclusive, climate-ready future for the Pacific.

New sanctions target Russia’s two biggest oil firms as Washington presses for renewed talks on Ukraine. With a postponed Trump-Putin meeting and warnings that the economic impact may be muted, diplomacy remains fragile as leaders navigate toward a possible ceasefire.

Fiji is weighing a multi-day voting window as officials grapple with polling-location mix-ups and registration gaps that kept voters from casting ballots. The conversation is shifting toward broader access, stronger voter education, and more inclusive pre-polling to boost participation in future elections.

Former Fiji deputy prime minister Manoa Kamikamica faces a pivotal bail decision in a case that could reshape views on governance and accountability. The unfolding matter stirs debate about integrity and reform in Fiji’s political landscape.