Fiji News

An ambitious regional database is reshaping how the Pacific tracks food and beverage trade—revealing dependencies, health risks, and the path to smarter policy. With an interactive dashboard and regional training, it aims to empower decision-makers toward healthier, more resilient food systems.

Fiji’s weightlifting scene is buzzing as coach Henry Elder nurtures a wave of fresh talent. From primary-school hopefuls to new recruits, the development squad is sparking big expectations for the sport’s future and Fiji’s prospects in 2026.

Bula FC are ramping up for a demanding run of training ahead of their New Zealand tour, blending grit, tactics, and ball work in back-to-back sessions. Head coach Stephane Auvray says the grind is building a tougher, more cohesive squad, with new players already lifting the team’s professionalism. It’s a period of hard work and…

Raising new questions about Fiji’s anti-corruption watchdog, officials defend its independence amid scrutiny. An acting commissioner emphasizes rigorous internal checks and the absence of political weaponization, promising transparency in decision-making.

Fiji’s Youth and Sports Minister offers a hopeful New Year message, celebrating 2025 milestones in sport and youth development. He calls for a drug-free, focused path into 2026 and highlights the growing power of youth cooperatives for a brighter future.

Fiji opens a 21-day public consultation on electricity tariffs, inviting households, businesses, and MSMEs to share their views. As energy costs rise, officials stress affordable, sustainable power and the pivotal role of community input in shaping Fiji’s energy future.

Three youths, aged 16 and 17, were charged after an aggravated robbery in Wailoku, following a swift response by the Southern Division Taskforce. The case heads to Suva Magistrates Court today as authorities emphasize ongoing commitment to community safety.

An intricate, multi-jurisdiction investigation into verified messages among police officers shifts into a new phase. After initial digital forensics, authorities are broadening inquiries to financial institutions and service providers, with international partners on board. The case underscores a careful, transparent push for accountability and justice.

Masked intruders, a knife, and a security guard fighting to stay calm in the early hours at Millers’ Wharf. A nine-minute confrontation ended with a missing safe and a bold escape by fiberglass boat. As investigators press on, questions about security in public spaces linger.

Tragedy has touched a close-knit community as a 15-year-old student who vanished around Christmas is found in Tamaivua-i-Wai. Investigators are piecing together what happened in the days leading up to the disappearance. In the wake of the loss, families and neighbors rally around one another, underscoring the enduring importance of youth safety.

Heavy rains sweep Fiji as a powerful weather trough raises the flash-flood risk. With the threat unfolding across the islands, communities face potential disruptions and new safety considerations in the days ahead.

Patience is the game plan as Bula FC gears up for a landmark OFC Pro League debut. Head coach Stephane Auvary says building a competitive side will be a gradual process, prioritizing development and experience over quick wins. With a three-year horizon to full competitiveness, Fiji’s newest football chapter promises growth and resilience for fans.

Staff shortages in Fiji’s hotel scene push a surprising solution: locals stepping in to keep operations running and supply chains strong. A closer look at how nearby farms and fisheries are reshaping hospitality and livelihoods on the islands.

Barret Place, a proposed 13-storey development at Laucala Bay, enters a public review phase as the Environmental Impact Assessment opens for comment. A 21-day window invites residents and stakeholders to share environmental concerns and potential community impacts early in the process.

Fiji’s New Year’s Eve could ride out a slow-moving trough bringing rain, thunderstorms, and flash flood risk. Yet island resilience shines as communities brace for the forecast and find ways to keep celebrations alive, whatever the weather.

A major digital upgrade is uniting post offices across the country in a single online network. The move promises faster services, fewer errors, and broader access to digital payments—opening new possibilities for communities and businesses alike.

2025 was a year of progress and persistent gaps in the recycling world, celebrating leadership wins while highlighting grassroots workers who remain on the margins. As 2026 nears, a more inclusive, people-centered approach takes the stage, with renewed dialogues and community action poised to reshape the movement.

Fiji’s upcoming electricity tariff faces a pause as the FCCC opens a 21-day public consultation. The move invites input from consumers, businesses, and various groups on the proposed 2026 tariff—part of a broader push toward renewable energy and a stronger, more reliable grid.

Fiji’s football scene braces for a historic shift as Scott Wara steps into the country’s first professional squad with Bula FC. It’s a milestone that promises higher standards and new pathways for local talent, a personal victory with far-reaching implications. A moment that could spark dreams and dedication for aspiring players back home.

Sixteen-year-old Akosita Levaci is turning heads—from Kabara Island’s village pitches to Fiji’s Women’s Under-19 team. A story of family support, tight-knit teammates, and unwavering drive hints at big things ahead as she chases a place in the World Cup Qualifiers in Papua New Guinea.

– End the year with a ten-minute pause: a quiet reflection that turns memories into gratitude and opens the heart to something greater than ourselves. – Before the new year arrives, try a simple examen—a chance to acknowledge your journey, celebrate small blessings, and feel less alone as you step into tomorrow. – A gentle…