Fiji News

A daughter’s heartfelt tribute shines a light on a life steeped in service, faith, and family. Elenoa Tudravu’s words honor a devoted public servant and devout Christian, offering forgiveness, gratitude, and a hopeful glimpse into the days ahead.

Residents on Hawaii Street in Korovuto say heavy traffic is tearing up aging water pipes, causing leaks and higher bills for about 25 households. Low water pressure has become a daily hassle, with pooling water on unpaved streets adding to the woes. A collective push for underground mains or individual meters has yet to see…

Fiji’s anti-corruption watchdog stands at a crossroads amid public calls for its closure. Acting Commissioner Lavi Rokoika says only Parliament can decide its fate, while acknowledging investigation complexities and occasional delays in case processing.

Parents and road users are urged to rethink a viral prank involving splashing water at moving vehicles. What may look like innocent fun can quickly become a dangerous distraction for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians alike. A timely safety reminder this holiday season: stay vigilant on the road.

The government pledges a serious, due-process approach to fresh allegations linking police officers to the drug trade, underscoring a commitment to accountability. With regular updates from senior law enforcement leaders, the focus is on integrity and restoring public confidence in the Fiji Police Force.

Fiji faces a delicate balance as remittance growth slows and migration tightens. With inflows steadier, the real test may be how quickly private-sector job creation and investment can sustain consumer demand in the year ahead.

LICI Fiji has reached a historic milestone, pushing total investments beyond $100 million with a record $130 million invested in 2025. The move signals bold local commitments and continued value for policyholders, hinting at strong momentum for the Fiji-based insurer.

Fiji’s transport landscape is undergoing a major modernization aimed at boosting accessibility and customer experience. A broad staff training drive paired with new digital services signals a refreshed era of service delivery for vehicle owners and drivers across urban and rural communities.

Heartfelt tributes marked the funeral of Dr. Jemesa Tudravu, a dedicated public servant and former Permanent Secretary of Health and Medical Services. The remarks highlighted a life shaped by service, humility, and unwavering faith—leadership that bridged policy and people and extended care to rural and island communities. His legacy of servant leadership and integrity continues…

Roy Krishna’s decision to join Bula FC is fueling optimism in Fiji’s football setup. Coach Stephane Auvary says the local icon’s blend of top-flight experience and cultural familiarity could mentor a new generation and lift the national team’s ambitions ahead of the OFC Pro League.

Sixteen-year-old Jasvil Rokoro is turning practice into potential as she trains for Fiji’s U19 trials. From a water girl at her family’s cricket club to a rising star in the national teams, her journey hints at a bold professional dream and a hunger to learn.

Waisea Nacuqu steps in for Gillies Kaka as Mike Friday’s Select 7s squad reshapes ahead of the 2026 Coral Coast Fiji 7s. A splash of speed and top-level sevens know-how promises a fresh, high-tempo drive for the team.

Advocates warn that proposed electricity tariff hikes could threaten insulin storage for people with Type 1 diabetes. With rising living costs, vulnerable families may bear the heaviest burden. The discussion highlights the need for compassionate policy that protects essential medical needs during tough times.

Mick Byrne reflects on a year of growth and rising expectations for Fiji’s Flying Fijians—where pride, discipline, and a shifting game plan meet the realities of testing the world’s best. A candid look at balancing flair with results as Fiji navigates a transitional season on the international stage.

Wailekutu road tragedy: a motorcyclist dies after a late-night collision with a vehicle that reportedly made a sudden U-turn. Investigations are ongoing as a driver is questioned, and authorities urge extra caution on dark roads.

A leading human rights coalition in Fiji warns that 2025 could put democracy and the rule of law at risk, pointing to growing injustices, shrinking civic space, and rising costs of living. It calls for real, people-centered reforms and accountable governance to ensure dignity and equality for all Fijians.

Port Denarau came alive as 2026 began, with a festive buzz along the marina. A Lomawai family joined the celebration, hoping the new year brings memorable moments and plenty of island spirit.

Thousands gathered in churches across the capital to usher in 2026 with prayers, gratitude, and a sense of renewal. The night underscored the power of community and faith, offering a hopeful glimpse into a year of resilience and togetherness.

Environmental teams are probing a sewage discharge in a Nabua stream after locals reported discolored water. Drones are surveying the area as investigators assess the spill and outline actions to protect the environment and public health.

A mild La Niña sets the stage for wetter, warmer days in Fiji as 2026 begins. Expect shifting rainfall, a touch of tropical activity, and hotter spells to shape the season ahead.

Fiji’s Radisson Blu Mirage Resort faces a revised completion date of early 2027 as supply-chain snags and funder requirements come into play. With sustainability and local culture at the forefront, the $250 million project aims to boost jobs and the islands’ tourism appeal.