Fiji News

Pep Guardiola hailed Manchester City’s grit after a dramatic comeback in a high-stakes Champions League clash at the Bernabeu. The resilience on display could shape their path through the group stage and beyond.

Fiji rolls out its first green finance taxonomy, a landmark move designed to turn COP30 pledges into real-world action. With a focus on energy and transport, the framework aims to unlock climate funding and boost resilience for a nation on the front lines of extreme weather.

Ukraine’s sea drones strike a tanker tied to Moscow’s oil trade in a bold Black Sea operation—the third attack of its kind in two weeks. The move heightens pressure on Russia’s energy revenues and tests sanctions, while sending ripples through shipping insurance and regional maritime security.

Two men, including a police officer, are remanded after an assault outside a Suva nightclub. The victim remains in critical condition as the case moves to the High Court.

Fiji launches a nationwide civic education drive ahead of its first Local Government Elections in two decades. The initiative aims to empower communities with practical knowledge on local services and planning, giving residents a stronger voice in shaping their towns and cities.

A Suva case puts political expression in the spotlight as Tanya Waqanika faces charges linked to online remarks about a party. Bail is set and a January hearing looms, highlighting the complex dance between free speech and the law in Fiji.

Ten local writers turn Fiji Museum artifacts into intimate poems and stories, unearthing living histories. A community-driven project that broadens creative paths for Fijian artists and invites everyone to see their own culture reflected in bold new voices.

Lautoka hosted a thrilling weekend of bowls as the Victor Clarke tournament crowned new champions and delivered unexpected upsets. The event showcased rising talents and seasoned competitors alike, signaling an exciting future for the sport in the region.

Pacific Island nations and South Korea explore a shared path for a resilient Blue Pacific—from climate action and sustainable ocean governance to digital ties and regional security. The Seoul meeting marks a renewed commitment to unity and ambitious regional cooperation that could shape the years ahead.

Tuvalu’s young rugby players traded airport runways for international stages at the Nadi Junior Rugby Festival, turning obstacles into opportunity. A tale of grit, pride, and a nation building a new dream for its rugby future.

A Suva lawyer faces formal charges tied to a social media post from last year, now before the Suva Magistrates Court. The case centers on provisions of the Fijian Political Parties Act and could have wider implications, with more developments anticipated.

Teaser options: – Fiji’s club championship heats up with back-to-back games and a $4,000 prize on the line. Expect drama, rising stars, and surprising signings as teams push toward a dramatic weekend finish at the Fiji FA Academy. – The stage is set for a weekend of high-stakes football in Fiji, where development pathways meet…

Fiji’s meat sector could be edging toward a game-changing upgrade. A feasibility study is exploring upgrades, expansions, or even relocation of the abattoir, alongside a new Integrated Training Facility to boost skills for local and international opportunities. The aim: align with Australian standards, lift profitability and quality, and tackle the skilled-labor gap across the Pacific.

An expanding Taekwondo summer camp drew a strong turnout for four days of training blending modern and traditional techniques. Led by a seasoned head instructor and a Grand Master visiting from abroad, the event focused on student development and practical self-defense. The experience hints at growing enthusiasm for Taekwondo in the community.

Fiji’s junior BJJ stars lit up the national stage, signaling exciting growth for the sport on the islands. Guided by renowned coach Professor Andre Olivera, the program just announced two 2026 scholarships for local juniors and a new BJJ tourism initiative to bring world-class camps to Fiji. A future of discipline, opportunity, and global connections…

Denied bail for Epeli Laqeni, a former Fiji Corrections officer, as the Suva High Court weighs murder allegations in Nakasi. Admissions to police and a missing medical report shape the proceedings, with a plea hearing slated for the 23rd of this month.

Canada designates four transnational extremist groups as foreign terrorist entities, stepping up efforts to curb youth radicalization and violent extremism abroad. The move signals a tougher stance on dangerous ideologies and could reshape public safety and policy in the months ahead.

Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia intensify as both sides trade accusations and civilians bear the brunt. Amid renewed diplomacy signals from President Trump, questions loom over whether a breakthrough can halt the fighting and steer the region toward peace.

A Pacific-wide appeal marks a urgent push for LGBTQI+ dignity and safety, urging stronger protections and accountability for all. With growing collaborations and a push to review laws, the drive seeks an inclusive future where everyone can live free from violence and discrimination.

Near Vanuatu, a tropical disturbance is showing hints of possible development as it drifts southeast. With warm seas and favorable conditions in place, changes could unfold in the next day or two.

Fiji tightens its vigilance as neighboring regions report rising measles numbers. Officials emphasize protecting the island’s hard-won measles-free status with stronger border checks and public awareness, staying ready to prevent any resurgence—even with WHO recognizing the achievement.