Fiji News
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Fiji Reports Surge in Flu-Like Illnesses as Health Ministry Ramps Up Precautions
Fiji is seeing a rise in acute viral and flu-like illnesses, with health facilities on high alert and close monitoring underway. Officials urge vigilance, early care for symptoms, and strong hygiene as the situation unfolds.
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FBC profits as Fiji trims public service broadcasting funding
FBC pushes forward with digital upgrades and resilience initiatives, riding through funding cuts while reshaping its future. Parliament weighs transparency and accountability as Fiji’s public broadcaster modernizes its strategy and media landscape. A peek at how innovation and governance are steering FBC toward a more independent, competitive path.
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Fiji Advances Organic Farming with National Organic Policy and Certification Plan
Fiji is moving toward a greener farming future with a forthcoming National Organic Policy and Action Plan. Emphasizing community-led certification and farmer empowerment, the initiative aims to boost food security and rural livelihoods while aligning with regional standards. Digital tools and partnerships could streamline organic certification in practical, new ways.
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Riyadh Rally: Sabalenka and Gauff Push Toward Semis
Riyadh’s round-robin stage heats up as Sabalenka battles toward a semifinal spot and Gauff powers to a convincing win. With the field tightening, every match promises drama and momentum as the group heads toward a gripping finish.
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Typhoon Kalmaegi Rages Across the Philippines as Rescue Efforts Intensify
Typhoon Kalmaegi leaves a trail of flooding and disruption across the Philippines, with rescue crews racing against the rising waters and communities bracing for a long road to recovery. As the storm edges toward Vietnam, its reach and impact are reshaping lives across the region.
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Fiji’s FAME Awards 2025: A Night of Journalism and Press Freedom
Fiji’s newsroom resilience takes center stage as the FAME Awards 2025 gears up, marking a milestone in the country’s media history. Against the backdrop of the 19th anniversary of newsroom censorship, the ceremony will salute standout work across 25 categories and revive the Fiji Media Hall of Fame—a beacon for ethical journalism and press freedom.
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Steward’s Fitness in Doubt as England Prepare for Fiji Test
Freddie Steward’s fitness is in the balance as England head into a crucial Twickenham showdown with Fiji. With looming selection calls and potential positional tweaks, the hosts are chasing momentum in a high-stakes Sunday morning clash.
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Fiji Unveils Sustainable Finance Roadmap to Drive Climate-Resilient Growth
Fiji unveils its Sustainable Finance Roadmap, a multi‑stakeholder plan to realign the financial system with climate goals and the SDGs. Built on transparency, mobilized sustainable investment, and inclusive resilience, the initiative signals a bold step toward greener growth through cross‑sector collaboration.
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Fiji pilot training under fire as CAAF standards questioned
A high-level scrutiny of Fiji’s aviation training raises urgency around international standards, certificate validity, and the fate of aspiring pilots as regulators press for uncompromising safety and integrity in the system.
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Diljit Dosanjh Donates KBC Winnings to Punjab Flood Relief
On KBC Season 17, Diljit Dosanjh turned a high-stakes moment into a powerful act of generosity by donating his prize to flood relief in Punjab. A heartening reminder that entertainment can spark real-world hope and solidarity.
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Louvre Heist: DNA Clue Ties Suspects to Past Crimes
Two Louvre jewel thieves with a shared criminal past surface again, as DNA ties a 37-year-old to the escape basket and three of four team members are in custody. Investigators also probe possible black-market sales, while past convictions shadow the fresh charges.
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Tuvalu Demands Inclusive Pacific Disaster Response
Tuvalu is pushing back against being sidelined as climate threats intensify for small island nations. At a regional ministers’ meeting, its disaster-response chief urged inclusive, island-focused resilience and a more coordinated humanitarian effort across the Pacific. The call signals renewed regional unity to safeguard land, culture, and lives in a warming world.
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Fiji Transfers SPTO Chair to Tonga, Signals Sustainable Pacific Tourism Push
Pacific tourism enters a new phase as Tonga takes the helm of the SPTO Council of Ministers, with Fiji underscoring a commitment to sustainable, inclusive growth. Bold plans on air connectivity, digital benchmarking, and regional collaboration aim to strengthen communities and protect the Pacific’s cultural and environmental future.
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Fiji Unveils 30-Year Climate-Ready Water Plan to Secure Growth
Fiji rolls out climate-smart upgrades for its water infrastructure and unveils a landmark Water Sector Strategy 2050, paving the way for resilient, inclusive services over the next three decades. The bold plan tackles aging infrastructure and climate risks while steering growth through major investments. As new projects take shape, the focus turns to sustaining momentum…
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Fiji LTA Cracks Down on Reckless Driving with License Sanctions
An aggressive road-safety crackdown is reshaping driving norms, with licenses cancelled and suspensions issued after reckless incidents. Public vigilance and ongoing joint checks are fueling a broader push for safer roads, as authorities stress responsibility behind every journey.
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Djokovic Confirmed for ATP Finals in Turin as Final Spot Remains Up for Grabs
Novak Djokovic is back in the ATP Finals lineup for Turin, setting the stage for a high-stakes chase to complete the eight-man field. With Musetti and Auger-Aliassime aiming for the last spot, the season’s climax is shaping up to be thrilling.
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Kadavu Rugby Revival Sparks Youth Movement and Community Transformation
Kadavu’s rugby revival is more than a comeback on the field—it’s sparking a broader renewal of unity, leadership, and culture across the island. A modest community festival has grown into a movement that touches sport, youth, and everyday life, redefining what’s possible for Kadavu.
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FHFA Inspector General Removed in Trump-Era Watchdog Shakeup
An internal watchdog at the FHFA is reportedly being removed as political tensions over the agency’s role intensify. With leadership leaning toward the administration and a tougher stance on fraud, questions swirl about independence, accountability, and what comes next for federal oversight.
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Fiji consolidates ministries, appoints Esrom Immanuel as Finance Minister
Esrom Immanuel steps into a consolidated Finance, Commerce and Business Development portfolio as Fiji rolls out a reshuffle aimed at sharper governance. The move promises continuity and a steadier economic path, with early signals of stronger construction activity and improving investor confidence. As Immanuel settles into his new responsibilities, the stage is set for a…
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Fiji’s Tourism Rebound Shifts as 65+ Visitors Become the Largest Group
Fiji’s tourism rebound is reshaping its visitor mix, with seniors aged 65 and up arriving in record numbers. As older couples lead the growth, the islands are unlocking new experiences and opportunities for a broader range of travelers.
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Fiji to Build Its First National Alcohol and Drug Recovery Centre
Fiji is moving toward its first National Alcohol and Drug Recovery Centre, signaling a major shift in how the country tackles addiction. A multi-sector effort will map gaps, shape policy, and build a comprehensive path from treatment to reintegration—drawing on experts, civil society, and international partners. The initiative aims to restore hope and strengthen communities…