Fiji News
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Flavor Flav’s DWTS Scoring Slip on Rock Hall Night Sparks Buzz
Flavor Flav’s guest-judging moment on Dancing With the Stars sparked a rare scoring slip during Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Night. A 9 that almost became a perfect 10, followed by apologies and plenty of chatter about the quirks of live judging.
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Fiji Strengthens Fisheries Enforcement with Amendment Bill 2025
Fiji moves to tighten fisheries governance with a new amendment bill that expands enforcement powers and broadens the scope of protected marine life. The proposal signals a bold shift toward sustainable management, with tougher penalties and revamped licensing oversight.
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Fiji Bati push for longer prep time to close the gap with PNG
Fiji Bati coach Wise Kativerata questions the short prep window for Pacific rugby league, arguing a week isn’t enough to compete at the highest level. He highlights Papua New Guinea’s longer preparations and signals a renewed push for equality and a stronger foundation ahead of the 2026 World Cup cycle.
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Five Kaiviti Silktails Stars Head to Bulldogs for Pre-Season
Five Kaiviti Silktails stars head to Sydney for a high-profile pre-season with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, marking a major milestone for Fiji rugby talent. A new chapter unfolds, widening pathways and boosting the rise of Fiji’s next generation on the rugby league stage.
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Labasa’s Traffic Crunch Sparks Bypass Drive and Bridge Upgrades
Labasa’s traffic squeeze is pushing officials to consider a new bypass and bridge to replace the aging one-street system. As plans edge toward timelines and budgets, residents and businesses watch closely for relief—and the fate of vital services.
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Fiji’s OFC Professional League Brings Paid Contracts to Football
– Fiji’s football is stepping into a new era as players move toward formal salaries and employment contracts. The OFC Pro League, led by clubs like Bula FC, shifts the sport from amateur roots to full‑time professionalism across the Pacific. – Professional dreams are taking the field in Fiji, where players will sign salaries under…
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Fiji Eyes Six-Month Injectable PrEP to Boost HIV Prevention
A new long-acting PrEP injectable could change HIV prevention in Fiji, offering up to six months of protection per dose. Officials say it could boost adherence for people in remote areas where daily pills are hard to maintain, as cabinet approval is pursued. With stigma, travel, and cost barriers still at play, the push signals…
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Fiji Kulas Eye MSG Cup Glory in Historic Debut
Fiji’s Kulas step into the MSG Cup with a fresh blend of experience and youth, eyeing a landmark run against PNG and the Solomon Islands. Fresh confidence and teamwork fuel dreams of lifting the title and inspiring Fiji’s women’s football.
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DWTS Scare: Robert Irwin Almost Choked on Confetti Mid-Performance
During a group DWTS routine, a confetti mishap left Robert Irwin gasping for air. Quick thinking from partner Witney Carson turned a frightening moment into a comeback on live stage.
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Japan Taps Military to Contain Bear Attacks in Akita
Japan confronts a sudden bear surge in northern towns, dispatching the Self-Defense Forces to aid containment. As wildlife encroaches on streets, supermarkets, and schools, communities brace for a tense winter and a reevaluation of how humans and bears coexist.
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Tuvalu Urges Disability-Inclusive Climate Action Across the Pacific
An urgent, personal plea from a Pacific island minister to put disability inclusion at the heart of climate action—and to act now before the next disaster hits.
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Westin Denarau Halt Tests Fiji Investment Prospects
A high-profile resort project in Fiji faces a temporary pause as contractual disputes spark negotiations among key players. While talks continue and a phased opening could unlock early revenue, the situation underscores the complexities—and the cautious optimism—in big-scale development.
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Fiji bets on local tuna processing to power jobs and exports
Fiji unveils a bold plan to localize tuna processing, boost Fijian-branded products, and create more jobs—especially for women. With a push for innovation and equitable growth across Pacific fisheries, the islands aim to strengthen their role as a premier regional hub for sustainable tuna.
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Fiji Rolls Out $6.2B Investment Push Across 212 Projects to Create Jobs
Fiji is rolling out a sweeping investment push worth billions across 14 sectors, with major projects and a strong focus on job creation. A bold skills drive—from expanded TVET scholarships to youth grants—joins a new digital platform aimed at speeding business approvals, signaling big changes for workers and investors alike. The coming years could redefine…
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FIFA Unveils Peace Prize Ahead of 2026 World Cup Draw
FIFA unveils a bold new Peace Prize, honoring those who use football to forge global unity. With the 2026 World Cup expanding across North America, the beautiful game takes center stage as a beacon for dialogue, hope, and reconciliation long beyond the pitch.
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Bigg Boss Star Farrhana Bhatt Files Rs 1 Crore Defamation Notice Over Controversial Online Remark
Farrhana Bhatt finds herself at the center of a high-stakes online dispute as defamation notices and a Rs. 1 crore compensation demand take the spotlight. The case raises timely questions about accountability and reputational harm in the digital era.
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Bollywood Nepotism Debate Reignites as Archies Cast Faces the Spotlight
Bollywood’s nepotism debate heats up as a new generation steps into the spotlight. Delnaaz Irani weighs in, urging fans to skip the endless comparisons and acknowledge the pressure star kids face. Will these newcomers carve out their own niche or always be measured against legendary legacies?
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Messi on Verge of Consecutive MLS MVP as Golden Boot Race Heats Up
Messi’s MLS season is turning heads as he drives Inter Miami’s rise and a race for back-to-back MVP honors. A league-wide surge in top talent signals a bold new era for North American soccer.
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Fiji Unveils Tougher Fisheries Amendment Bill to Fight Illegal Fishing
Fiji moves to modernize its fisheries regime with a new Fisheries Amendment Bill. The reform replaces an 80-year-old law, expands enforcement powers, and tightens penalties to safeguard coastal communities’ food security. With debates over traditional fishing rights ongoing, the bill marks a significant step toward more sustainable, accountable fisheries management.
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Fiji: Only 20% of Transport Accessible to Disabled, Government Promises Action
New research reveals only 20% of Fiji’s transport facilities are accessible for people with disabilities. While officials celebrate progress at major hubs, advocates urge targeted upgrades for smaller airports and seaports to ensure real mobility for all.
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Putin weighs possible nuclear tests as U.S.-Russia tensions rise
Russia reconsiders its nuclear testing stance as Moscow studies U.S. signals on the issue. Putin has ordered top ministries and security services to gather intelligence, while defense leaders warn of a rapid response—a move that could redefine global strategic tension.