Fiji News
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Public Holiday Pay Rules: Double Pay for Holiday Work Under the Employment Relations Act 2007
in Fiji NewsHoliday pay can be tricky for employers and employees. A clear update sheds light on how Christmas, Boxing Day, and New Year’s Day are treated, outlining fair compensation and the rules that help teams stay in sync during the festive season.
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Fiji’s Rugby Frontier: Referees as Performance Analysts
in Fiji NewsRugby in Fiji could be rewritten by a bold new idea: referees as performance analysts to sharpen decisions and reduce errors. Rasivhenge champions a collaborative framework that unites referees, analysts and teams—from grassroots workshops to elite play—driving the sport toward higher standards. With evolving laws and growing global support, this approach hints at a future…
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Fiji Launches Dive, Research and Conservation Hub to Boost Blue Economy
in Fiji NewsFiji is piloting a bold new model that merges adventure, science, and community action into one Dive, Research and Conservation Compound. At its heart sits the Fiji Shark Lab, the nation’s first field station dedicated to sharks and rays—a beacon for conservation and education. Backed by international partners and blended finance, this initiative points to…
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Fiji to Launch Divisional CRVS Committees to Speed Birth Registrations
in Fiji NewsA bold shift is on the table for Fiji’s birth registration, aiming to speed up processes and close gender and regional gaps. The proposal would create Divisional CRVS committees to boost coordination, reach hard-to-serve communities, and protect every child’s right to an official birth record.
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Kaunikuila Basketball Club’s New Caledonia Tour Sparks Fiji Basketball Momentum
in Fiji NewsKaunikuila Basketball Club just wrapped a landmark overseas tour, earning accolades on the international stage and boosting confidence for Fiji basketball. The experience offered tough competition and valuable lessons, signaling a bright new chapter for the club and its rising stars.
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What’s Behind Fiji’s New Electricity Tariffs? Public Sessions Invite Answers
in Fiji NewsPublic sessions across Fiji are breaking down the latest electricity tariff revisions, helping households and small businesses understand what the changes could mean for their bills. Regulators and energy providers emphasize transparency and protecting vulnerable communities, even as concerns about rising costs surface. More outreach is on the horizon as the dialogue continues.
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Fiji Supermarkets Under Scrutiny Over Pricing and Safety Violations
in Fiji NewsFresh findings from a nationwide supermarket check raise red flags over pricing clarity and food safety as the festive rush begins. From price-tag gaps to expired goods, the report hints at a broader trust crisis at the checkout. What regulators and retailers plan next could reshape how we shop.
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Sigatoka Rugby Academy Produces Junior All Blacks Jerseys for Two Rising Stars
in Fiji NewsTwo rising rugby talents from Sigatoka District School mark a milestone for a grassroots academy that’s shaping champions on and off the field. A story of resilience, opportunity, and a legacy that keeps fueling Sigatoka’s next generation of players and leaders.
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Suva Market Christmas Stories Spotlight Family, Faith and Sacrifice
in Fiji NewsSuva’s streets glow with holiday energy, yet the real magic shines in the market’s quiet stories of sacrifice, faith, and family. From dawn buyers and sellers to timeless lessons about what truly binds a community, these Christmas moments offer a stirring glimpse into the season.
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Fiji Inflation Dips for 2025 as December Prices Jump in Key Sectors
in Fiji NewsFiji’s inflation cooled in 2025, with the annual rate easing to -1.4% as price pressures faded. December brought a mixed picture—some prices ticked up while others eased—hinting at a more stable cost of living ahead. Curious which sectors moved and what it could mean for households in the months to come?
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Fuel Shortage Forces Baggage Delays on Fiji Airways Nadi–Vavaʻu Route
in Fiji NewsTravelers on the Nadi–Vava‘u route could face baggage delays as fuel constraints require aircraft to refuel before returning. Some checked and standby bags may not travel with passengers, so packing essentials in carry-on and planning for extra baggage time could help smooth the trip.
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Tonga Bets Big on Ocean Governance with New Framework
in Fiji NewsTonga unveils a landmark ocean governance law, creating an Ocean Management Commission, an advisory Ocean7, and a dedicated Secretariat. The framework brings zoning, permits, and a new Ocean Management Fund to align fisheries, energy, tourism, and conservation with sustainable use and the nation’s deep cultural ties to the sea.
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Pacific Sports Sponsorships: Turning Investments into Returns in Fiji
in Fiji NewsPacific sports are reshaping sponsorship from charitable support into smart, measurable investments. A new B2B ecosystem promises bigger returns for partners and communities alike, as leaders stress upskilling and a clear demonstration of value—trust fueling future growth.
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DR Congo edge Benin in tight AFCON 2025 opener
in Fiji NewsDR Congo open their 2025 AFCON campaign with a hard-fought 1-0 win in Rabat. A decisive early moment sets the tone as the Leopards edge Benin, leaving fans buzzing about what lies ahead in Group D.
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Australia-Fiji Health Program Boosts Fiji’s Medical Supply Chain
in Fiji NewsA generous donation is set to transform Fiji’s healthcare logistics, delivering equipment and essential supplies to bolster patient care. The initiative aims to streamline operations, accelerate procurement digitization, and ensure vital treatments reach those in need.
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Fiji Minister’s Christmas Message Signals Hope and Unity for a Brighter New Year
in Fiji NewsHope and unity uplift a recent Christmas message from Fiji’s Minister of Lands and Mineral Resources. Emphasizing strengthened families, resilient communities, and new opportunities for all, it sets a hopeful tone for the year ahead.
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Labasa Farmers Keep Dalo Prices Low for Christmas
in Fiji NewsLabasa farmers are stepping up this Christmas to keep dalo affordable amid rising living costs. From early-morning harvests to steady prices, their collective effort brings far more than groceries—it’s a message of community resilience. With safety measures at markets, the season’s spirit feels grounded in care and solidarity.
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Fiji FCCC Intensifies Festive Season Inspections to Guard Shoppers
in Fiji NewsChristmas shopping season is met with an intensified consumer watchdog presence. Round-the-clock inspections target unfair practices—from overcharging to selling expired products—as vigilance rises to protect shoppers this festive period.
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Festive Nightlife Safety Push: Police Crack Down on Underage Drinking
in Fiji NewsFestive-season warnings for young people spotlight the dangers of late-night venues and underage drinking. With intensified patrols and tighter security, authorities emphasize responsibility—and the lasting consequences that could shape futures.
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Suspected Arson Strikes Sabeto Village Twice, Community Demands Answers
in Fiji NewsTwo fires in quick succession have left a Sabeto Village family homeless and the community on edge. As investigators step in, neighbors voice frustration over delays and rally around those who lost everything.
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Haier Refrigerators Arrive in Fiji via Courts with 2-Year Warranty
in Fiji NewsExplore how a global refrigerator leader brings advanced cooling tech to Fiji homes—combining energy-efficient performance, flexible storage, and modern design with trusted local support. A look at how reliability and smart design can elevate everyday kitchens.