Fiji News

Fiji’s 2027 Rugby World Cup plan hinges on more than just talent. Coach Mick Byrne hints that mental resilience, discipline, and peak conditioning will shape the squad, with unity and consistency guiding a demanding seven-week campaign.

An international six-member delegation arrives in Dharamshala for a four-day program focused on dialogue with Tibetan leadership and vibrant cultural exchange. The itinerary features an audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and engagements with Central Tibetan Administration figures, timed with a global human rights commemoration.

Two men from Navatu set out for a night kayak fishing trip and never returned. A search ensued, the community grieved, and a post-mortem examination is scheduled as investigators seek to understand what happened on the water.

Rising stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi spark debate with a bold take on Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights. Robbie acknowledges the backlash and asks for patience until audiences see the film, while Fennell defends the daring casting and the fresh, provocative spin on a timeless classic.

Yu Yuan Feng’s Suva court case unfolds with fresh assault claims in custody, alongside serious drug and money-laundering charges. As the defense contests seized mobile phones and filed submissions, the December 18 hearing looms as a pivotal moment in the evolving legal battle.

Fiji Airways is named Oceania’s Best Airline Website for 2025, signaling a bold leap in digital travel. The faster, more intuitive, and personalized online journey hints at a broader strategy shaping how travelers plan and book—and what it could mean for regional travel going forward.

Former Fiji anti-corruption chief says enforcement has been selective, targeting small bribes while big cases go unresolved. She warns that corruption flows through high places, signaling a call for real accountability and reform.

Fiji’s anti-corruption watchdog delivers a stark warning as International Anti-Corruption Day arrives: corruption drains services, wastes resources, and erodes trust in public institutions. Under the banner “Corruption Prevention Is Everyone’s Duty,” the call goes out to protect the vulnerable and uphold integrity across communities. A timely reminder that collective action and transparent governance could shape…

Eight suspects linked to recent drug raids appeared in Suva’s Magistrates Court as prosecutors push to consolidate the charges into one streamlined case. With defense lawyers backing the move, the unified proceeding could speed up hearings, as the court plans for the next session in December.

Five veteran Fiji journalists were honored at the FAME Awards, joining the Fiji Media Hall of Fame Class of 2025. Their decades of dedication span newsroom breakthroughs, mentoring the next generation, and landmark milestones in broadcasting. A celebration of integrity, courage, and the enduring impact of quality reporting on Fiji’s media landscape.

In Suva, a 28-year-old man has pleaded guilty in connection with a temple incident, following a mental health evaluation that cleared him for court. He remains in custody as more details are to be outlined in 14 days.

Rosi Doviverata’s keynote at Fiji’s media awards delivers a fearless pledge: truth will endure, even under pressure. A celebration of resilience and a renewed call for excellence hints at an upcoming chapter for Fiji’s journalists.

Fiji Corrections Service enters a new chapter as a seasoned officer steps in as Acting Commissioner, promising continuity and stability. The leadership shift highlights unity, professionalism, and a renewed focus on rehabilitation and service improvements.

Vicky Kaushal clinches a major win for Chhaava, flashing gratitude in a series of festive Instagram moments. With a lineup of intriguing projects on the horizon, the acclaimed actor hints at a bold new chapter ahead.

Hard-nosed rugby under the revamped SVNS format is testing Fiji’s 7s squad like never before. After a hard-fought Cape Town performance, coach Osea Kolinisau hints at a sharper defense and steadier bite as the title race unfolds.

Toosii is pivoting from the mic to the gridiron, announcing a bold new chapter with Syracuse University. A hometown return and a rekindled dream raise plenty of questions about what’s next on and off the field.

Beyond the glitter, the crown carries weight—duty, memory, and a steadfast commitment to community. Jessica, Miss Fiji 2019, reflects on humility, heritage, and the strength she hopes to pass to the next queen.

Fiji’s bold push to transform gender norms moves into a new phase, guided by lessons from early reforms. The coming changes promise stronger accountability and a more inclusive public sector where rights are real for everyone.

During a Christmas address, Fiji’s Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection urged turning online spaces into kindness zones and steering away from harassment. She called for clear ground rules for the season, more family time, and storytelling that builds resilience in children. The focus is a safer, more compassionate festive period for everyone.

Fiji faces growing online risks threatening children, and a bold plan is taking shape. A government minister outlines sharper steps to curb cybercrime, including a new national task force and a rethink of how child safety online is discussed. The move signals a pivotal push to safeguard the digital lives of the nation’s youth.

New developments in a Suva courtroom signal amended charges in a high-profile case. With bail applications and key evidence issues on the table, the next steps could reshape how the case unfolds.