Fiji News
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Fiji’s CWM Hospital Faces Surgery Backlog as Only Two Theatres Run
Fiji’s main hospital is stretched to the limit as surgical theatres run at partial capacity, driving delays and urgent triage. Amid outages and aging infrastructure, authorities are pursuing a master plan they say could reshape regional healthcare and bring relief to patients.
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QVS Old Boys Clash Sparks Fiji Rugby Spirit at SLR Shield
Two legendary Fiji rugby alumni collide in a gripping SLR Shield showdown at Churchill Park. A night of pride, discipline, and lasting camaraderie unfolds, with senior figures and sponsors underscoring a tradition that keeps Fiji’s rugby spirit strong.
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Flying Fijians Show Grit in Twickenham as England Secures Victory
At Twickenham, the Fiji Flying Fijians mounted a gritty challenge against England, flashing resilience and moments of class that hint at a bright future. With momentum swings, sharp breaks, and costly penalties, the clash offered a compelling glimpse of Fiji’s evolving team and the road ahead.
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Fiji Imposes Island Quarantine After Tongan Fruit Fly Detected
Here are three short teaser options you can use as the WordPress excerpt: Option 1: An urgent quarantine tightens Fiji’s Yasawa and Mamanuca islands after the detection of an invasive fruit fly. Strict limits on fresh produce and new checkpoint inspections aim to shield crops and communities. Option 2: A new biosecurity alert brings tight…
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Solomon Islands Launches First Kava Airfreight Shipment to Fiji, Signals Regional Export Boom
Solomon Islands marks a new milestone in its kava export journey with the first commercial airfreight shipment to Fiji. The move underscores rising regional demand and potential gains for local farmers, even as industry players grapple with costs and regulatory challenges shaping the road ahead.
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England extend winning streak with late Itoje try ahead of All Blacks clash
England stretch their winning streak in a high-energy 38-18 win over Fiji. A fresh spark from the bench and a pivotal moment from Maro Itoje hint at growing depth as they set their sights on a big test against New Zealand. Fiji’s Ravouvou flashed moments of magic before the final whistle, leaving fans eager for…
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Fiji Education Act 2025 Bans Corporal Punishment in Schools
An Education Act 2025 enacts a nationwide ban on corporal punishment and ushers in non-violent, respectful discipline across schools. The law centers on protecting children’s rights and well-being, sparking renewed discussion about creating safe, empowering learning environments. A transformative shift in school culture and approaches to discipline.
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Halftime Thriller: England Edge Fiji at Allianz Stadium
An edge-of-your-seat showdown at Allianz Stadium has England clinging to a narrow halftime lead over Fiji, with moments of brilliance and costly errors shaping the early drama. A pivotal swing just before the break hints at more tension and high-stakes action after the restart.
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Mount Kasi Exploration Begins with Green Safeguards and Community Benefits Promise
Mount Kasi is gearing up for new exploration with a pledge to prioritize environmental safeguards and active landowner involvement. As past mining lessons shape the plan, officials promise open dialogue and potential local benefits beyond the site. A shift toward sustainable development could redefine the region’s future.
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Is Israel Facing Suspension from European Football? Irish FA to Vote
European football could be on the brink of a watershed decision as a major proposal seeks to suspend Israel from European competitions. Backed by influential clubs and drawing sharp attention to alleged rule breaches and anti-racism questions, the move is stirring international debate and could reshape how the game governs itself.
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Nasinu Defends Back-to-Back Fiji Beach Soccer Title
Nasinu Beach Soccer Club seals back-to-back titles in Fiji’s Extra Beach Soccer League, extending a two-year unbeaten run. The 2025 final on the Laucala pitch highlighted the squad’s resilience amid a tough field and signaled a bright future for beach soccer in Fiji. Pride and unity fuel plans to grow the sport and nurture young…
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Fiji Civil Service Suspensions Hit 22 This Year Amid Reform Drive
Fiji’s civil service is under renewed scrutiny as more officials face suspensions amid sweeping disciplinary reforms. Investigations and pay implications are unfolding across ministries, signaling a broader push for accountability and ethics in public service. How these changes will reshape governance and service delivery remains to be seen.
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Fiji Emerges as Global Film Hub Fueled by Local Talent
Fiji’s film scene is riding a striking upswing, boosting local jobs and attracting big-name productions to its shores. With new industry portals, reforms, and ambitious plans on the horizon, the island nation is shaping a brighter, more collaborative future for its storytellers. What lies ahead could redefine Fiji’s cultural and economic landscape.
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Al-Fashir Under Fire: Civilians Caught in Sudan’s Escalating Conflict
Civilians in al-Fashir endure escalating violence as RSF clashes with the Sudanese army intensify, with eyewitnesses reporting shelling, drone strikes, and sudden mass displacement—painting a dire picture of a humanitarian crisis unfolding across Darfur.
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Fiji Public Bodies Under Scrutiny as Audit Finds Widespread Financial Reporting Lapses
Shocking audit findings reveal widespread weaknesses in Fiji’s public-finance reporting, with the majority of authorities failing to meet timely and complete financial statements. As decades-long lapses emerge, questions of accountability—and the reforms they may spark—are set to take center stage.
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Fiji Weighs Gender Quota for Political Candidates
Fiji could soon embrace a bold set of electoral reforms, including a gender quota to boost women’s representation. The package also shapes reforms to campaign funding and media access, hinting at a new era in how elections are run and who gets to lead.
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Fiji Faces Town Planner Shortage as Building Permit Online System Rolls Out
Fiji faces a critical shortage of town planners even as it rolls out a digital Building Permit Online System and reviews key planning schemes. The push for broad-based collaboration signals a bold move toward safer, more sustainable cities ahead of COP30.
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Fiji Village Nurses Demand Pay Amid Funding Gaps in Rural Health
Fiji’s village nurses say years of service go unpaid, with contracts elusive and payments irregular as they reach patients in remote areas. Behind the dedication lies a brewing crisis in funding and retention that could reshape frontline healthcare.
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Fiji PM Signals Civil Service Crackdown and Reforms Amid Suspension Shake-Up
Fresh disclosures reveal a wave of suspended civil servants across ministries, with pay continuing during investigations. The focus is on due process, the role of the Public Service Disciplinary Tribunal, and broader reforms aimed at strengthening accountability and service delivery. These developments hint at how discipline and pay reforms are shaping public trust and governance.
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Fiji Economy in Parliament Clash: Opposition vs Coalition on Growth and Stability
Parliament erupted in a high-stakes clash over Fiji’s economic path, as opposition lawmakers warn that years of missteps have weakened the recovery. The government, meanwhile, touts gains in debt relief, wages, and a growing investment pipeline, even as global and climate risks loom. The debate highlights a pivotal moment as policymakers weigh a future aimed…
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Can Flying Fijians Upset England at Twickenham?
Fiji’s Flying Fijians head into a pivotal clash with England at Twickenham, buoyed by a refreshed lineup and renewed confidence. Beyond the big match, a bold chapter for Fiji rugby is taking shape as the team chases a statement on the world stage.