Fiji News

From Australia to Fiji, Mick Byrne has woven himself into the Flying Fijians’ world, embracing village life and the start-up spirit of Super Rugby Pacific. Centered on vuvale—togetherness, culture, and deep relationships—his leadership signals a bold, cultural-driven chapter for Fiji rugby. A story of resilience, belonging, and a homecoming that goes beyond the field.

Cricket Fiji is moving closer to a new High-Performance facility as talks with the Suva City Council progress. With land evaluation underway and funding plans taking shape, upgrades to pitches across the islands aim to elevate cricket nationwide.

Allegations of assault and ongoing medical concerns surface at a remand center as two detainees await their next court date. With translators missing and questions about treatment, the defense says due process and detainee welfare are at stake.

The Pacific faces sharper climate threats, but a new wave of funding, data-driven solutions, and regional partnerships aims to accelerate progress toward the SDGs. As COP31 approaches, the region maps a bolder path to resilience, from anticipatory action in Fiji to landmark climate obligations—and invites us to watch what comes next.

Fiji rang in 2026 with warmth, unity, and a shared spirit of renewal. Amid the celebrations, personal stories of struggle hint at a brighter year ahead.

Ilikimi Torosi makes a high-stakes return to Mike Friday’s Select 7s ahead of the Coral Coast 7s, bringing a big-game mindset and a remembered extra-time moment against Samoa. With 2026 on the horizon, the reunion hints at a thrilling season ahead.

Roy Krishna returns home to join Bula FC, balancing family life with the pressure and promise of Oceania’s new pro league. A bold homecoming, tough preseason, and a season that could redefine his career.

Rain alerts ease, but unsettled weather lingers. Occasional showers and isolated storms could still spark flash floods in vulnerable spots, even as much of the country enjoys generally fine conditions. Stay tuned as the forecast evolves and communities stay prepared.

Unity, discipline, and education take center stage as a prominent spiritual leader calls for renewed collaboration within the Sanatan Dharma community. Emphasizing universal brotherhood and strong family values, the message points to a hopeful path for 2026 and beyond.

With the new year, a local pastor urges families to put care for the elderly and isolated neighbors at the heart of their resolutions. He argues that strong homes build safer, more connected communities and hints at ambitious plans to broaden outreach in the years ahead. A hopeful reminder of faith, family, and compassion in…

As celebrations begin, a safety warning shines a light on road habits this New Year. Stay focused, skip distractions, and look out for one another to keep the festive season joyful and safe.

With the New Year on the horizon, a call for unity echoes across Fiji. Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu invites Fijians to set aside differences and rally around shared values—respect, hard work, family—to shape a more stable, prosperous future. The message: cooperation over division, hope over conflict.

Fiji’s Prime Minister outlines a reform-driven agenda built on unity, accountability, and service. From education and health to support for workers and farmers, the roadmap hints at tangible progress and a renewed trust in institutions. A forward-looking vision that aims to shape the nation’s future through practical changes in everyday life.

An audacious daylight cash heist at Bauerfield International Airport has authorities on the trail of two suspects. With no injuries reported and flights continuing, investigators are probing how the daring raid unfolded and what it means for airport security.

Authorities sealed off a Walu Bay head office after an apparent break-in attempt, with officers guarding the scene as investigators begin their work. The incident is under review, with more details expected as the investigation unfolds.

Fiji faces a political and economic crossroads as governance concerns and rising pressures erode public trust. A New Year message from opposition leader Chaudhry calls for bold, decisive leadership to steer the country through uncertain times.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are sweeping across Fiji, boosting flash flood risks in low-lying areas. As conditions intensify, residents should stay vigilant and be prepared for possible travel disruptions.

FICAC reaffirms its independence and commitment to fighting corruption while bolstering public confidence in the rule of law. Through enhanced transparency, stricter disclosure and recusal protocols, and a careful, evidence-based approach to investigations, the commission signals a renewed push for integrity across Fiji.

Rising tenancy troubles in Fiji are catching attention, with tenants facing evictions, vague lease terms, and unsafe rental conditions. As complaints climb this year, officials are urging constructive dialogue between landlords and tenants to shape a fairer, safer rental market.

COVID upended Avish Kumar’s plan for civil engineering and steered him toward a new life in Fiji’s classrooms. A self-taught musician turned educator, he now blends tech, rhythm, and real-world relevance—dreaming of a school choir that helps students find confidence and expression. A story of resilience, reinvention, and following a true calling.

Nasinu’s new trash booms are catching a surprising amount of waste before it reaches waterways, underscoring the scale of illegal dumping and the urgency of better waste management. With plastics dominating the debris and plans to expand to more sites, the initiative is fueling broader calls for stronger environmental protections.