Fiji News

Flying Fijians light up the field with Tevita Ikanivere’s two tries and Salesi Rayasi’s searing pace, but costly penalties swing the balance in a loss to England. A promising performance as they eye the France test.

Fresh testimony at the Fiji Corrections Service tribunal raises questions about recruitment integrity and governance. The stepson of the suspended commissioner disputes records of his selection, while welfare-fund spending comes under scrutiny, fueling a broader debate on transparency as the inquiry continues. The proceedings hint at deeper reforms on the horizon.

1970s Fiji reveals how a farming family shifted from sugar debts to a diversified harvest—dalo, beans, cattle—and a tighter-knit community. A story of grit, budgeting, and collaboration that still echoes for today’s farmers facing changing markets and uncertain times.

Rising cases of young adults leaving home due to domestic violence are prompting a coordinated push for safe shelters, education, and job opportunities. The aim is to restore dignity through compassionate wraparound support and community-driven action that protects against street-based risks.

Two months after birth, conjoined twins in Fiji are thriving under close medical supervision. As doctors explore overseas partnerships to support their care, the rare case has drawn global attention and sparks hope for what’s next. A story of resilience in pediatric care across the Pacific.

Ten young voices are set to push SODELPA’s agenda as the party primes for 2026. A vibrant Youth AGM spotlighted education, leadership, and fresh opportunities, signaling a renewed focus on empowering Fiji’s youth.

Fiji’s MSMEs are raising concerns about the Employment Relations (Amendment) Bill 2025, warning that the current form could hinder growth and formalization. Industry leaders are urging a return to ERAB-style negotiations to craft a more workable framework, cautioning that stringent penalties may threaten small businesses and jobs. The debate underscores the balance between worker protections…

Caleb Muntz’s journey from a World Cup setback to Fiji’s go-to flyhalf is a testament to resilience and growth. With crucial moments on the international stage and a sharpened grasp of the game, the Flying Fijians’ future looks brighter than ever.

Rakiraki welcomes a week of celebration under the theme Rise Above, Building Strong Minds, Bright Futures. Five contestants vie for the Queen title as the community leans into resilience, education, and digital opportunities that promise a brighter tomorrow for all.

Chicago tensions over immigration enforcement spike after a shooting targeting federal agents during a operation in Little Village. No injuries were reported and the suspect remains at large, but the incident sharpens the national debate on safety, protests, and policy. Advocates urge a humane, rights‑respecting approach as communities navigate this fraught moment.

Fiji Airways backs cancer awareness and prevention with a substantial donation and a month of staff-led Pinktober activities. The effort underlines a strong commitment to community wellness and turning awareness into action.

Belém hosts COP30 amid sharp global divides, where a landmark climate-finance push tests whether promises can become action. From island nations to farming regions, the stakes are immense—and the path to resilience hinges on accountability and cooperation. A pivotal moment that could reshape the fate of communities most at risk.

Fiji unveils the Vigimobile App, a new digital system for real-time reporting and monitoring of adverse events following immunization. By replacing paper forms, it connects clinics across urban and remote areas with national health partners to boost vaccine safety. The rollout sits alongside other digital health efforts, highlighting Fiji’s push toward smarter, safer care.

Fiji’s dental teams are being urged to lead in infection control and the early detection of serious health issues, including cancer and HIV. The talks emphasize vigilant screening, universal precautions, and treating patients as whole people—not just dental cases. A push for stricter oversight of unsafe practices signals a broader move to lift national oral…

An official statement addresses circulating misinformation about the PALM scheme, reaffirming commitments to fair pay, safe conditions, and the welfare of Pacific workers. It stresses ongoing collaboration to strengthen opportunities and protections for those involved.

Remote Fiji’s Lomaloma Hospital lights up with a new solar power system—the largest of its kind for any healthcare facility in Fiji. The switch promises 24/7 energy for critical care and a cleaner, more reliable future for local health services.

Compassion with concrete action is shaping Fiji’s approach to helping street dwellers—children, the elderly, and people with disabilities—moving beyond meals to shelters, education, and job opportunities. With plans for child wellbeing centers, halfway homes, and stronger community partnerships, the path aims to restore dignity and safety for the most vulnerable.

Fiji marks a milestone for its youth and sports sector as a ministry earns a prestigious business award. The recognition signals renewed momentum in empowerment, excellence, and inclusive growth across communities.

With the Sukuna Bowl looming, the defending champions sharpen their focus and discipline for a new challenge from the Army. A clash built on rivalry, respect, and relentless preparation promises a gripping, high-stakes showdown.

Fiji makes a bold leap onto the UK stage with its first-ever trade exhibition in London, where business meets sport diplomacy as the Flying Fijians join the scene. Backed by ITC and a joint government effort, the event hints at deeper trade ties and the promise of future collaborations, including a potential UK Free Trade…

Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka issues an urgent call to keep warming below 1.5C as COP30 approaches, arguing the Pacific’s fate hinges on immediate global action. He emphasizes ending new fossil fuel projects and lifting climate finance beyond the $100 billion pledge, calling the crisis a moral test for this generation. With Pacific nations bearing…