Fiji News
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Record $1B Drug Bust Seized at Sea in Multinational Naval Operation
in Fiji NewsAn international naval operation in the Arabian Sea disrupted a major drug-smuggling network, delivering one of the year’s largest sea-borne narcotics seizures. The joint effort highlights the global commitment to dismantling illicit networks and tightening maritime security.
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Fiji Named in National Geographic’s 2026 Best of the World for Sustainable Travel
in Fiji NewsFiji earns a coveted spot in a global travel roundup, celebrated for breathtaking landscapes, warm hospitality, and a commitment to sustainable, authentic experiences. The islands are highlighted as a model of how natural beauty can mingle with local culture and responsible travel. A gentle invitation to discover why Fiji is capturing the imagination of mindful…
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This Is Boxing Set to Ignite Fiji with 13-Fight Lineup
in Fiji NewsFiji’s boxing scene heats up as This Is Boxing lands in Suva with a 13-fight card, featuring championship showdowns and a mix of local and regional talent. Expect high-stakes action, rising stars, and a night that could redefine Fiji boxing.
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Fiji Bets on Vocational Training to Reduce Foreign Labor Dependence
in Fiji NewsFiji is steering a bold shift toward strengthening local skills to reduce dependence on foreign labor. A push for expanded vocational training and targeted scholarships aims to align talent with key industries and boost youth employment and economic resilience.
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Fiji Sees Rare Resignation as Call for Accountability in Public Office
in Fiji NewsA respected stance on accountability in Fiji politics surfaces as a high-profile resignation attracts praise as a turning point for integrity in public service. The move sparks renewed debate about leadership and the importance of allowing investigations to unfold before moving forward.
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Tamani and Mataele Set for NPC Final Showdown Between Otago and Canterbury
in Fiji NewsTwo Swire Shipping Fijian Drua stars gear up for a weekend showdown as Otago and Canterbury battle for NPC glory. One will come off the Otago bench at lock, the other will start on the wing for Canterbury—set for a personal duel that’s heating up this final. A high-stakes clash with plenty of storylines beyond…
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Fiji-Israel Sign Cybersecurity Pact as Jerusalem Embassy Opens
in Fiji NewsFiji and Israel push their partnership onto a bolder path, with a high-level visit yielding a landmark cybersecurity agreement and talks on trade, water, and agricultural training. The budding alliance hints at innovation-led security and development across multiple sectors.
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Ex-Fiji PM Bainimarama handed suspended prison term for abuse of power
in Fiji NewsA former Fiji prime minister faces a landmark court ruling on the limits of power in public office. The decision could reshape conversations about governance, ethics, and accountability.
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Fiji Shark Attack: Rockefeller’s Narrow Escape at Sea
in Fiji NewsOn a Fiji vacation, a routine swim turns terrifying after a shark attack. What followed reveals a gritty fight for survival, swift medical care, and a remarkable comeback.
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US Targets Rosneft and Lukoil with Sanctions as Ukraine Peace Talks Hover
in Fiji NewsNew U.S. sanctions hit Rosneft and Lukoil as Ukraine tensions intensify. A canceled summit and shifting diplomacy signal a tougher stance, while global leaders weigh the path toward peace.
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Kamikamica Case Tests Fiji’s FICAC Authority
in Fiji NewsAn unfolding Fiji court dispute centers on who has the authority to prosecute a high-profile former official, raising questions about constitutional power and the integrity of public governance. As lawyers clash over authority and procedure, the case could herald significant reforms in accountability at the highest levels.
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Fiji TVET Graduation Sparks Hope for Skilled Trades Future
in Fiji NewsFiji’s vocational education momentum is in the spotlight as FNU stages a milestone graduation in Nadi. 79 graduates across carpentry, automotive, agriculture, welding, baking, and patisserie are stepping into new opportunities, including a first Certificate 4 in Carpentry—a signal of TVET’s growing role in shaping Fiji’s skilled workforce.
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Fiji’s Maritime Safety Authority Suspends CEO in Governance Probe
in Fiji NewsA Fiji maritime authority is under the spotlight as its chief executive is suspended amid an ongoing inquiry. With passenger safety still the priority, questions of governance and accountability are sparking talk of reforms for the sector’s future.
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Fiji temple vandalism suspect deemed fit for trial; next hearing set
in Fiji NewsA Suva court update offers a glimpse into a high-profile temple vandalism case as a defendant is found fit for trial and kept in custody ahead of a November date. The proceedings highlight debates over safeguarding sacred sites and fostering interfaith respect, with community leaders urging stronger protective measures.
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Fiji-Australia Partnership Poises Pacific Investment Boom
in Fiji NewsFiji is accelerating its move toward becoming a regional investment hub, powered by private–public partnerships and targeted reforms. As ties with Australia deepen across education, transport and ICT, a new wave of opportunities is shaping a more prosperous Pacific.
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Cyclone-Resilient Ablution Block Unveiled in Matainoco Village, Fiji
in Fiji NewsMatainoco Village unveils a cyclone-resilient ablution block, blending daily hygiene with emergency safety. This new facility signals Fiji’s broader push to harden rural infrastructure and protect communities when disaster strikes.
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Unaisi Rokoura remembered as ANZ netball teams wear black armbands
in Fiji NewsTributes pour in for Unaisi Rokoura, Fiji’s netball icon and long-time coach. A life shaped by leadership, mentorship, and sport is remembered for its lasting impact and the enduring call for safety and resilience in the game.
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Smoke Over Lautoka’s Vunato Landfill: What’s Next for the City?
in Fiji NewsSmoke from Lautoka’s Vunato landfill is raising urgent questions about waste management and public health. As fires flare and communities feel the smoke, local leaders are weighing faster response, monitoring towers, and long-term plans for a safer, more sustainable solution.
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Fiji’s People’s Alliance Opens Dialogue with Disenchanted Youth
in Fiji NewsAn open invitation to Fiji’s youth marks a renewed push for dialogue within The People’s Alliance. As questions about campaign promises linger, leaders promise inclusivity and action—harnessing the energy of a young electorate ahead of the 2026 elections.
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Fiji-Ireland State Visit Signals Boost to UN Peacekeeping Ties
in Fiji NewsOn a landmark state visit to Ireland, Fiji’s president honors fallen UN peacekeepers and signals deeper peacekeeping and defense cooperation, with training ties at the UN Military Academy Curragh.
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Methanol Poisoning Warnings Expand to Eight More Countries for British Tourists
in Fiji NewsAn expanded safety warning now flags methanol poisoning risks in eight more popular travel destinations, joining ongoing advisories for other hotspots. Travelers are urged to be cautious with alcohol abroad—prefer sealed drinks from licensed venues and steer clear of dubious mixes as safety measures evolve.