Fiji News

Halsey rallied after a hospital scare and is back on stage, thanking the medical team for their care. She’ll pace herself during the Boston show as the Back to Badlands Tour continues. Her ongoing health journey—lupus, chemotherapy and all—adds a powerful, hopeful thread to her comeback.

Tailevu is pushing a bold plan to turn native crops into bigger income, backed by new market access and a unifying “Tailevu brand.” Fresh partnerships and structured land-use steps hint at lasting gains for local livelihoods.

Macuata, Fiji’s northern frontier, is poised to become a standout eco-tourism hub where local landowners steer the development of natural and cultural treasures. Promising plans include low-impact experiences and welcoming spaces that honor tradition, set against protected trails and emerging facilities. With infrastructure upgrades and closer collaboration in the works, the region hints at sustainable…

Fiji’s farmers face land access hurdles, rising costs, and barriers that limit women and youth from shaping the sector. As climate change and shifting markets press on, innovative, community-driven solutions could redefine food security and livelihoods. Momentum in MSMEs and inclusive policy hints at a more resilient, vibrant agricultural future.

Fiji’s correctional system is shifting from punishment to rehabilitation, prioritizing education, skills training, and mental health support to aid reintegration. As the 150-year milestone approaches, forthcoming reforms and new partnerships promise to reshape life after custody—sparking important conversations about safety, second chances, and what justice looks like today.

Disruptions at a central sugar mill have spurred a government-led push to stabilise Fiji’s sugar industry, with relief for farmers and new measures to protect workers. As officials outline immediate fixes and long-term support, the sector’s resilience and future prospects come into focus.

Two weeks to go until the Sukuna Bowl, and the Army netball team is staying confident despite a tighter build-up. A heated clash with Police adds extra edge as fans anticipate a high-stakes showdown for the title.

Angeline Chua’s three-year stint as Fiji Kulas head coach is set to end after the MSG Cup in Papua New Guinea. She stays focused on a strong finish and on laying a foundation for Fiji women’s football, guiding players through transition and growth. With a mix of veterans and emerging talent, the team aims to…

Fiji’s electoral reform debate heats up as public feedback hints at sweeping changes to ballots and representation. With a delayed report and the next general election on the horizon, reform advocates warn that the clock is ticking.

Fiji unveils its first national online-safety helpline, a new lifeline for anyone facing harm on the web. The move aims to curb cyberbullying and harmful content while nudging the online community toward a more compassionate culture. A significant step in safeguarding the digital space begins.

Fiji is speeding up its digital reforms with a new business-subsystem and streamlined permit processes, backed by nationwide training and a push to cut red tape. Early results hint at faster service and growing confidence as the program unfolds.

Fiji’s Flying Fijians are eyeing a front-row revival. Coach Mick Byrne is pushing for a nationwide youth pathway to spot and shape promising props, from grassroots workshops to future international opportunities. A bold plan aimed at deepening Fiji’s rugby depth for years to come.

Fiji is eyeing major electoral reforms, with officials hinting at reintroducing ethnicity data to sharpen policy decisions and boost voter participation. As amendments move forward, the plan also aims to improve overseas voting and broaden inclusivity in the democratic process.

Minister Sashi Kiran warns of violence, early pregnancy, and education barriers facing Fiji’s girls, urging urgent social change. She calls for stronger school–police–health collaboration as Fiji marks the new International Day of the Girl Child, reaffirming that every girl deserves safety and opportunity.

Eyes are more than windows to the world—small daily habits can protect them from infections and digital strain. Discover practical, easy-to-fit steps that boost long-term eye health without overhauling your routine.

Team Fiji marks a major milestone in sport psychology as Krishneel Maharaj completes the IOC Diploma in Mental Health in Elite Sport. The year-long program equips him with practical tools to bolster athletes’ wellbeing and performance. With Brisbane 2032 on the horizon, his expanded expertise could reshape Fiji’s mental-health approach across the Olympic path.

Heavy rain warnings have eased in parts of Fiji, but a lingering trough keeps clouds and intermittent showers in the forecast. Low-lying areas may still face flash flood risks as conditions evolve, testing resilience and preparedness in the days ahead.

Warming oceans are pushing migratory tuna away from traditional fishing grounds, putting Pacific Island communities at risk. A new MSC assessment highlights rising costs and the urgent need for regional cooperation to adapt to shifting stocks. Yet emerging funding and collaborative efforts offer a hopeful path toward resilient, sustainable fisheries in a changing climate.

Palau’s high-profile defamation case ends with a withdrawal and a partial cost award, closing one chapter in a lengthy dispute. The ruling underscores the difficulty of proving defamation while affirming the press’s role in reporting on matters of public interest. But the fight isn’t over—the publisher still faces a countersuit, keeping the spotlight on media…

Bougainville is stepping up its push for independence, with the ABG unveiling a bold three-part plan: honor the people’s referendum, push constitutional reforms, and rally international backing. From regional diplomacy to global recognition, a new chapter in Bougainville’s self‑determination journey is taking shape.

Palau moves forward with a humanitarian warehouse to speed disaster relief, making it the second Pacific Island nation to take this step. Focusing on non-food essentials, the project faces land challenges as the region weighs building new hubs versus adapting existing ones to boost readiness.