Fiji News
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 Fiji’s Fulton Adventist University College Targets Climate-Smart Agriculture and Community LeadershipA high-profile visit to Fulton Adventist University College marks a renewed focus on holistic education, community service, and sustainable farming. With faith-based leadership and hands-on learning at the fore, this collaboration hints at shaping future agricultural leaders and greener, more resilient communities. 
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 Fiji Confronts Hate Speech as Interfaith Unity Takes Center StageInflammatory remarks about sacred festivals spark a tense debate over faith, rights, and respect. Voices from Fiji’s diverse communities are urging accountability and renewed dialogue to safeguard peace and everyone’s freedom to practice their beliefs. In a time of rising intolerance, the push for unity and inclusion grows louder. 
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 Fiji’s Remote Islands Benefit as Health Outreach Delivers Dental Care to ThousandsAn extensive outreach brought essential dental care and preventive health education to Fiji’s Lau Group, spanning Matuku, Totoya, and Moala. Check-ups, treatments, and community sessions aim to empower island residents with healthier futures. 
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 Sangam World Cup 2025 Kicks Off in Fiji With Masters ShowdownFiji opens the TISI Sangam World Cup in Lautoka, turning a centennial celebration into a festival of sport and culture. With Masters, Premier, and Legends teams from across the region, the tournament is already hinting at momentum, surprises, and a memorable chapter in Sangam’s 100-year journey. 
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 Love Is Blind Denver Debut Signals Global Expansion of the Dating ShowDenver marks a fresh chapter for Love Is Blind, weaving the Mountain West’s cultural texture into the show’s bold experiment in romance. As the franchise expands from nine U.S. cities to a growing lineup of international adaptations, it keeps sparking conversations about love, perception, and connection in a changing world. 
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 King Charles Strips Prince Andrew of Titles in Royal Shake-UpAmid ongoing scrutiny, a dramatic reshaping of royal roles signals a turning point for the monarchy. With titles and duties being redefined, the royal family faces a moment that could redefine its future—and public trust. 
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 Fiji Unites Sports and Agriculture to Boost Grassroots DevelopmentFiji’s sports and agriculture sectors are joining forces in a bold move to empower youth and strengthen communities. A new agreement between the Fiji Sports Council and the Agricultural Marketing Authority links grassroots sports development with farming opportunities, promising resilience, teamwork, and a brighter national future. Exciting programs are on the horizon, signaling a fresh… 
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 Malolo’s 19-Year-Old Star Tevita Ledua Eyes Skipper Cup Final ShowdownAt 19, Tevita Vuniwaqa Ledua is Malolo’s youngest player stepping into a high-stakes Skipper Cup final. From schoolyard roots to first-five responsibility, his poised, measured game hints at a rising star in Fijian rugby. A story of grit, mentorship, and the dreams fueling Fiji’s next generation. 
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 Lau Leaders Seek Investment to Ease Provincial LevyDecision-makers in Lau weigh the provincial levy against the real-world financial pressures facing families, seeking practical paths forward. With a focus on sustainable investment and economic resilience, the talks point to a broader effort to strengthen Lau’s future. 
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 Suva Grassroots 7s Could Decide Fiji Sevens Dubai FateFiji rugby heats up as a landmark Grassroots 7s in Suva doubles as a proving ground for local talent and a pivotal step toward Dubai. With a fresh sponsor on board and 16 teams set to clash, the event promises excitement and a clearer path to the national squad. 
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 Tailevu Plans Adi Tailevu Fundraiser to Boost Local DevelopmentTailevu leaders are reviving the traditional soli fundraising as a beacon for local development and youth empowerment. The upcoming Adi Tailevu initiative highlights the province’s resourcefulness and a shared drive toward sustainable growth for the community. 
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 Fiji Digitizes Land Approvals, Online Submissions Cut to 24 HoursFiji’s Lands and Mineral Resources ministry has gone fully digital, slashing land-submission turnaround to just 24 hours. The bold modernization speeds approvals, eliminates paper forms, and signals a broader push toward transparency—with more innovations on the horizon. 
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 Fiji Urges Religious Leaders to Champion Unity, Denounce Hate SpeechA timely warning from Fiji’s human rights body urges faith leaders to exercise freedom with responsibility. As inflammatory rhetoric risks tearing at interfaith harmony, authorities say religious liberty should never fuel hatred or division. The moment calls for dialogue, respect, and a united commitment to peaceful coexistence. 
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 Vanuatu Seasonal Workers Barred Abroad as Criminal Records Threaten Overseas JobsVanuatu seasonal workers are under tighter scrutiny after a wave of overseas incidents. Fiji’s Employment Minister warns that any criminal record can end contracts and shut doors to future opportunities in New Zealand and Australia. A clear call for accountability and responsible conduct abroad. 
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 Crackdown on Speeding: Fiji’s Portable Cameras Record 15,000 Violations in Two MonthsFiji rolls out portable speed cameras, sweeping thousands of speeding incidents in weeks. With stricter enforcement on the horizon, authorities aim to curb speed and protect lives. 
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 ICJ Climate Ruling Sparks Pacific Push for Accountability at COPExperts gathered in the Pacific to unpack the ICJ’s climate advisory and its implications for justice, accountability, and funding ahead of COP Brazil. The conversations highlight states’ duties to curb fossil fuels, protect vulnerable communities, and strengthen global cooperation in the fight against climate displacement. 
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 Hurricane Melissa Heads Toward Bermuda After Caribbean HavocHurricane Melissa leaves a trail of devastation across the Caribbean as it moves toward Bermuda, bringing fierce winds, heavy rain, and widespread outages. From Jamaica to Haiti, communities brace for dangerous floods and landslides while responders mobilize and residents rally for what lies ahead. 
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 Sia’s Custody Standoff: Judge Denies Ex’s Bid for Sole CustodyAmid a high-stakes custody battle, Sia’s estranged husband’s bid for sole custody is denied and the current arrangement remains in place. Explosive claims and past struggles surface, but the court keeps the focus on Summi’s well-being. The fight over what’s best for the 19‑month‑old continues to unfold. 
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 Brad Pitt Demands Angelina Jolie Reveal Private Emails in Miraval DisputeBrad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s feud over Chateau Miraval heats up as Pitt accuses Jolie of “persistent misdirection” in fresh court filings. The dispute centers on private emails, privilege questions, and a winery sale that reignited tensions after their divorce. A tense courtroom saga keeps the couple at odds and leaves the future of their… 
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 Trump Orders Nuclear Tests, Raising Global Arms Race FearsPresident Trump’s move to resume nuclear testing signals a dramatic shift that could redefine global security as Beijing and Moscow push ahead with their own arms advances. With tensions rising among the major powers, the world watches a fragile balance tremble—and diplomacy faces a crucial test. 
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 From Six-Year Ban to Fiji Test Debut: Maya’s Relentless Rugby DreamKeresi Maya’s journey has taken him from a six-year ban and a detour into rugby union back to the Fiji Bati, where a debut sparked a fresh dream of the NRL. It’s a gripping tale of resilience, family support, and a relentless chase for rugby’s top stages.