Fiji News

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.

Dreaming of 2026 adventures? Fiji Airways’ Early Bird Sale unlocks up to 50% off return fares to a wide network—from the Pacific to Asia and beyond. These value-packed economy tickets include checked bags, meals, and in-flight entertainment. A limited-time chance to lock in dream getaways early.

A bold new alliance is set to reshape Fiji’s farming future, blending international investment with local land ownership to launch palm oil development and a premium horticulture drive. Early signals point to bigger farmer incomes, new rural jobs, and a greener, export-ready agriculture landscape.

Solomon Islands international John Orobulu is set for a high-profile move to Hekari United for the 2026 OFC Pro League. Fresh off golden-boot form and standout showings for Rewa FC, the striker’s next chapter is poised to shake up the regional game as the new season approaches.

Two weeks of intense training and a bold vow to end the Army’s Sukuna Bowl run set the stage for a high-stakes showdown. The Fiji Police Netball team is rallying supporters as they chase the coveted trophy this year.

Disability is a vital part of disaster resilience, not merely vulnerability. A Pacific DRM leader calls for inclusive design, better data, and new leadership pathways to ensure everyone helps shape climate action—from early warnings to recovery—and to build a more equitable, resilient region.

Fiji’s Kulas sharpen their game ahead of the MSG Cup debut, with coach Angeline Chua guiding a squad focused on tightening up for a tough group. This campaign could mark a pivotal moment for Fiji’s women’s football and spark a new wave of regional ambition.

Fiji is strengthening its approach to restorative justice with a renewed partnership between the Corrections Service and a peacebuilding centre. The updated agreement aims to deepen reconciliation, healing, and rehabilitation—advancing programs that support inmates, victims, and communities on the path to reintegration.

Three individuals accused of meth possession in Rewa Street are set for a key bail hearing this Friday. As the case unfolds in court, the outcome could impact ongoing investigations and public safety in the community.

Fiji’s visitor mix is changing, with the 65-and-older segment growing fast and driving higher daily spend. That shift hints at a new travel era for the islands—blending multigenerational trips with evolving accommodation needs and pricing dynamics.

Total Energies backs the Fiji Police in a timely sponsorship handover to Acting Commissioner Aporosa Lutunauga, fueling preparations for the Vodafone Ratu Sukuna Bowl. As Suva opens the weekend and Labasa hosts the showdown, a blend of rugby, soccer, and service rivalries promise a display of unity and a drug-free Fiji.

An pivotal tribunal unfolds as the Acting Commissioner prepares to testify in a case surrounding the suspended Fiji Corrections Service head. Open to the public, the proceedings spotlight governance, potential conflicts of interest, and the drive for greater transparency in Fiji’s public institutions. As testimonies continue, observers await how the findings might shape broader reforms…

Fiji faces a delicate mix of housing pressures, leadership gaps, and shifting politics. As communities await decisive steps and new reforms, the path toward stability—and the surprises it may bring—remains uncertain.

An international blueprint for Gaza envisions a multinational stabilization force overseen by a new governing body to guide security, aid, and reconstruction. The plan signals a bold turn in diplomacy amid a humanitarian crisis, even as questions about feasibility and regional support linger.

Fiji’s Ministry of Youth and Sports is charting a bold new path toward excellence and innovation. From refreshed staff training and Quality Circles to a landmark youth band achievement, a collaborative, results‑driven future for Fiji’s youth is taking shape.

Nasinu’s Nakoivalu Sunshine Netball Academy just received a timely boost from the Ministry of Youth and Sports, fueling its youth development work with essential training equipment. The handover supports ongoing clinics and a 2026 Sydney Tour, highlighting a growing commitment to empowering young athletes and uniting communities through sport. Founder Unaisi Nakoivalu expresses heartfelt gratitude…

A new wave of Fijian talent plying their trade in Europe is lifting the Flying Fijians to fresh heights. With a deeper pool and tougher selection, coach Mick Byrne hints at exciting times ahead as the team prepares for their next big clash.

A landmark review reveals that 87% of Fijians struggle to access formal legal help, with high costs, backlogs, and outdated laws hobbling Fiji’s justice system. As reforms loom—featuring e-filing, AI transcription, and virtual hearings—the question remains whether stakeholder input will translate into real, accessible justice for all.