Fiji News

Fiji’s electoral landscape is poised for change, with talks of reinstating ethnicity data in reporting and a package of reforms aimed at boosting turnout and inclusivity. From overseas voting access to updates in electoral law, a new chapter in citizen participation is on the horizon.

Disturbing trends are affecting Fiji’s girls—from violence and early motherhood to gaps in education. A minister’s urgent plea shines a light on real lives behind the numbers and calls for bold social reforms and stronger community action to protect every girl’s future.

Your eyes power how you experience the world—yet everyday habits can quietly impact their health. Discover simple, practical tips to protect your vision and ease digital eye strain with small, doable changes. A healthier pair of windows to the world could be closer than you think.

Team Fiji’s performance psychologist, Krishneel Maharaj, has just completed a prestigious IOC diploma in Mental Health for Elite Sport. A milestone that promises practical tools, fresh insights, and new programs to support athletes’ wellbeing and performance on the world stage.

A shift in Fiji’s weather brings relief from the heaviest rains, but a lingering trough still stirs clouds and the chance of showers. For flood-prone communities, conditions could change quickly—staying alert to the forecast remains essential.

Rising ocean temperatures are nudging migratory tuna into cooler waters, upending decades of fishing patterns. For Pacific Island nations, the shift could threaten livelihoods and food security unless governments unite to adapt fisheries management. A climate-driven turn in tuna fisheries is already writing a new chapter for the region.

Palau’s defamation case takes an unexpected turn as a businessman withdraws his suit, ending that chapter with a partial costs order. Yet the broader dispute continues, with a countersuit against the media outlet keeping the spotlight on press freedom, privacy, and public interest. A high-stakes look at how courts balance reputational rights with investigative reporting.

Bougainville’s push for independence enters a decisive new phase with a comprehensive three-pronged strategy: constitutional reform, reaffirming the referendum mandate, and intensified international outreach. Leaders say the plan aims to translate a historic vote into lasting sovereignty, navigating legal and diplomatic terrain with clear purpose. The coming weeks will reveal how far negotiations can go…

Palau is advancing toward a pivotal disaster-readiness milestone with plans for a dedicated humanitarian warehouse, joining Kiribati as a regional pioneer. The move spotlights land hurdles and the design of purpose-built hubs to speed relief in the crucial hours after a disaster.

Fiji Airways rolls out an Early Bird Sale with up to 50% off international return fares from Nadi. Perks like meals and baggage are included across a wide network—from Australia and New Zealand to Asia and the Americas. A smart way to start planning 2026 adventures while enjoying notable savings.

Fiji is launching a bold agricultural modernization through a new partnership with Sri Lankan firm Aitken Spence. The plan highlights a palm oil development on Vanua Levu and a pilot high-value horticulture project in Nadi, blending landowner participation with sustainable farming and job creation. Officials say the collaboration could redefine local agriculture, boost exports, and…

Solomon Islands international John Orobulu is primed for a bold new chapter with Hekari United ahead of the 2026 OFC Pro League. The prolific striker’s next move is poised to shake up the Pacific football scene and spark high expectations for the season ahead.

Two weeks of focused training have the Fiji Police Netball team chasing Sukuna Bowl glory and a long-awaited victory over the Army. With a rallying call to supporters and a season-defining showdown on the horizon, the squad is primed to redefine an age-old rivalry.

Disability-inclusive disaster risk management could redefine resilience across the Pacific, turning vulnerability into active partnership. By centering equity, accessible design, and next-generation leadership, this approach promises more inclusive climate action for diverse communities.

Fiji’s Kulas are gearing up for their inaugural MSG Cup appearance in Papua New Guinea, following a focused training camp to sharpen key areas. Under coach Angeline Chua, the squad faces a formidable group as regional women’s football continues to rise. This tournament marks a pivotal moment for Fiji and its next generation of players.

Restorative justice returns to the forefront as Fiji’s corrections service renews its partnership with a regional peacebuilding center. The renewed agreement aims to expand healing, rehabilitation, and reintegration efforts to help communities move forward.

With a bail hearing set for Friday, new details are emerging in a local meth case tied to a broader drug investigation. Lawyers review the documents as the community watches for accountability and clarity.

Fiji’s tourism is undergoing a notable shift as the 65-and-older crowd leads a strong rebound. A changing demographic hints at new spending patterns and could reshape family travel dynamics on the islands.

Total Energies steps in to back Fiji’s inter-services showdown, energizing preparations for the Vodafone Ratu Sukuna Bowl. From Suva to Labasa, the event is shaping up to be a showcase of teamwork, discipline, and community spirit.

Acting Commissioner Sevuloni Naucukidi takes the stand in a high-stakes tribunal examining leadership within Fiji’s corrections service. As serious allegations unfold, the proceedings promise a closer look at governance, transparency, and the future of public accountability.

Fiji faces a twin challenge: rising housing insecurity and a vacancy crisis in traditional leadership. With settlements, relocations, and community consults on the horizon, the story hints at bold steps toward housing justice and renewed governance—even as uncertainty lingers.