Fiji News
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Fiji Expands Restorative Justice Through New Corrections Partnership
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.
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Bail Hearing Looms in Rewa Street Meth Case as Investigation Expands
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.
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Fiji’s 65+ Visitors Surge Reshapes Island Tourism
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.
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Total Energies backs Fiji Police in Ratu Sukuna Bowl build-up
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.
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Fiji Corrections Commissioner Under Scrutiny as Tribunal Probes Allegations
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.
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Fiji’s Housing Insecurity and Leadership Vacancies Spark Uncertainty
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.
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UN Drafts Two-Year Gaza Stabilization Plan With International Force
A new UN-backed plan envisions a two-year transitional governance body in Gaza, supported by an international stabilization force. A “Board of Peace” would oversee the mission, aimed at protecting civilians, boosting humanitarian work, and helping train a Palestinian police force. With talks underway and key questions about Hamas, borders, and troop contributions, the drive for…
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Fiji’s National Youth Band Sparks Ministry’s Quality Drive
Fiji’s Ministry of Youth and Sports unveils a bold push for excellence—launching a Quality Control Circle in the National Youth Band with a new implementation handbook and targeted staff training. Aiming to empower youth and foster a culture of teamwork and continuous improvement, this move hints at a transformative path for public service and innovation.
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Fiji Netball Academy Secures Ministry Support to Empower Youth and Elevate Talent
Hope rises for a Nasinu-based netball academy as new equipment and backing boost youth development and community unity. The handover signals a renewed commitment to training clinics, talent growth, and a Sydney Tour on the horizon. With a growing support base and a mission to empower the next generation, this program is poised to elevate…
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European Talent Surge Boosts Flying Fijians Toward Tier One Status
Fiji’s rising rugby talent is thriving in Europe, intensifying competition and fueling a bold push toward Tier One status for the Flying Fijians. With a pivotal England clash on the horizon, the team’s momentum is hard to ignore.
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Fiji Sets New Justice Reform Agenda to Improve Access and Modernize Courts
Fiji’s justice system faces significant access and efficiency gaps, with aging laws and fragmented institutions slowing the course of justice. A reform blueprint envisions e-filing, AI-supported transcription in the High Court, and virtual hearings—sparking lively discussion on implementation and what it means for everyday citizens.
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Flying Fijians Thrive Under Pressure Ahead of England Test
Fiji’s Flying Fijians are showing a new calm under pressure, sharpening tempo and finishing with confidence. With a high-stakes Test against England at Twickenham on the horizon, the team’s growth hints at a bold new chapter for Fiji rugby.
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Navaga Village Unveils Signboard and By-Laws as Police and Partners Spread Christmas Cheer
Navaga Village was the scene of a heartwarming, multi-partner surprise as police, charities, and sponsors came together to spread festive goodwill. The visit unveiled a new village signboard and by-laws, while gifts for children and community sports initiatives highlighted the strength of unity and care across the community.
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Tuivuna Clinches Pro Title at Naviti Open Pro-Am in Fiji
Tomasi Tuivuna clinched the pro title at a vibrant Naviti Open Pro-Am played on Fiji’s unique all-par-3 layout, as a 42-player field chased top honors. A day of standout performances, close competition, and a buoyant golf community sets the stage for what’s next.
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Fiji Launches First National Day of the Girl Child to Champion Education and Safety
Fiji marks its first nationwide Day of the Girl Child with a bold message: today’s girls are shaping the present. Leaders spotlight the challenges girls face and unveil steps to strengthen safety, education, and leadership opportunities—moving toward a brighter future for Fiji’s girls.
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Malolo Island Gears Up for Trophy Tour After Skipper Cup Triumph
Here are a few short teaser options: – A historic rugby triumph lights up Malolo Island as celebrations begin and a trophy makes its island-wide tour. Expect pride, tradition, and the promise of a bold new chapter for Malolo Rugby. – Malolo Rugby’s championship win sparks a community-wide celebration with a trophy tour set to…
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British Army Netball Faces Pearls Selection in Suva Friendly
British Army Netball faces Fiji’s Pearls Selection in a free-entry friendly in Suva this Saturday, a clash melding high-flying action with culture and community outreach. A day that highlights netball’s growth in Fiji and the power of sport to bring people together.
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Fiji Unveils Edible Cassava Wrappers to Redefine Sustainable Packaging
Edible, biodegradable wrappers crafted from cassava starch and natural oils could redefine how we preserve fruit and cut packaging waste. This breakthrough hints at a greener future for global food supply chains and a new chapter in sustainable, locally sourced packaging.
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Fiji’s FAME Awards 2025: A Night for Press Freedom
Fiji’s media scene is gearing up for a landmark night as the FAME Awards return, spotlighting a year of bold submissions and renewed resolve in journalism. From print to radio and TV, finalists face a competitive field—and the revival of the Fiji Media Hall of Fame signals a hopeful turn for press freedom and storytelling…
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Solomon Islands to Open Auki Disaster Warehouse, Boosting Pacific Readiness
Option 1: Auki’s new provincial humanitarian warehouse signals a major boost to Pacific disaster readiness, expanding local capacity within a growing regional network. Backed by regional partners, this move points to stronger resilience against climate-related crises across island communities. Option 2: Across the Pacific, a planned warehouse in Auki is part of a broader push…
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Bail Hearing Set for Three in Fiji Meth Case
Three foreign nationals head to a bail hearing this Friday as authorities push a crackdown on drug offenses. Before Magistrate Yogesh Prasad, the case tests the balance between public safety and due process, with prosecutors signaling a hard line.