Fiji News

A remote community is grappling with a devastating loss as a six‑month‑old’s death highlights concerns over emergency care and access to essential health services. This tragedy raises urgent questions about healthcare gaps in underserved areas and what must change to protect families next time.

Generosity lights up Christmas for families in HART communities as the Loloma Movement delivers vital food support. With a special focus on single parents and widows, this outreach marks another milestone in uplifting those who need it most this season.

A major DUI crackdown unfolds as Boxing Day nears, with police promising expanded patrols and more breath tests to keep festive traffic safe.

Fiji’s power landscape is grappling with a surprising imbalance: a small group of heavy users drives a large share of demand. That dynamic is triggering tariff shifts and big grid upgrades, raising questions of fairness, reliability, and sustainability for all customers. A closer look reveals how the system plans to balance costs with dependable energy…

Fiji’s push toward universal health coverage raises a critical question: are the voices of people living with diabetes, especially Type 1, being heard in policy making? The story highlights that Type 1 care isn’t just about meds—it requires ongoing financial, medical, and social support. A more inclusive, people-centered approach could reshape health for all Fijians.

Boxing Day saw a sharp push for road safety, with 23 motorists arrested for drink-driving as police stepped up checks along major corridors. The ongoing crackdown continues through the holidays, urging travelers to plan ahead and designate a sober driver.

A sudden shake-up at Fiji’s electricity regulator has turned up the heat on how tariffs are set. With independence, transparency, and accountability in the spotlight, the debate over utility pricing in Fiji is far from over.

Fiji’s Opposition raises alarms over a newly approved tiered electricity tariff, set to take effect on January 1, 2026. Critics warn the plan could spark inflation and ripple through prices for essentials, even for households not directly billed. The debate centers on safeguarding families while the economy stabilizes.

Christmas in New South Wales found Pacific Island workers far from home, navigating the season without their families. Yet across communities, a shared spirit turned distance into belonging—neighbors and colleagues opening doors and hearts. A quiet celebration of resilience, unity, and making a home away from home.

At Tavua Hospital, a Christmas celebration nourished both body and spirit as the Nutrition team served a traditional lovo feast. Led by Supervisor Dietitian Amir Begum, the effort highlighted care, community, and the enduring power of culture and teamwork in healthcare.

Beyond tourism, sports are increasingly shaping Fiji’s economy and international presence. From rugby’s Fijian Drua to broader partnerships, a new era of growth and diplomacy is unfolding on the island nation’s stage.

Carols fill the halls of the hospital as the Salvation Army Youth Band brings festive warmth to patients, families, and staff. This yearly tradition offers a gentle reminder of love, hope, and the true spirit of Christmas, turning a difficult day into one of comfort and light. A moment that shines with kindness, inviting readers…

Tragedy near Namaka Public School as a pedestrian is struck by a bus, leaving one man dead. Investigations are underway as officials emphasize ongoing road-safety measures and vigilance for everyone on busy streets.

Tragedy unfolds near Namaka Public School after a pedestrian collision with a bus. Authorities say an investigation is underway as road-safety awareness is urged.

Tragedy near Namaka Public School as a pedestrian is struck by a bus, with authorities investigating what happened. The incident highlights road safety concerns for both drivers and walkers in busy areas.

Fiji’s competition watchdog enters a new chapter as Cecil Browne resumes the chair, amid a high-level reshuffle and a shifting leadership dynamic. With governance matters now steered by the Commerce Ministry, questions linger about what comes next for the regulator in a challenging economy.

Electricity tariffs are fueling a high-stakes debate over how such changes should be made. A former regulator flags the process as potentially flawed and calls for broader, transparent consultation, while governance concerns around a major utility add to the tension. The discussion signals a wider struggle to balance public need, policy direction, and consumer protection.

Shifts at Fiji’s consumer watchdog could signal a new era in how prices and competition are regulated. A familiar face returns to lead the agency as a leadership shake-up unfolds amid ongoing tariff debates. What comes next for consumers and the market remains to be seen.

During a year of heavy workloads, Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga commends his team’s resilience and the power of everyday acts of kindness. The message centers on humility, teamwork, and well-being as the holidays approach.

Fiji’s electricity tariff review centers on fairness, transparency, and the National Energy Policy. Independent oversight and broad public input shape decisions that aim to protect vulnerable households while fueling essential infrastructure and sustainable growth.

Kaile Auvray has joined Bula FC, bringing a globe-trotting career and a touch of magic from the game’s biggest stages—having shared the pitch with Messi, Suárez, and Alphonso Davies. A pacey, versatile winger, his arrival sets the table for a thrilling season ahead.