Fiji News

Regional tourism leadership takes a new direction, signaling a renewed drive toward sustainable and inclusive growth across the Pacific. With bold strategies, robust partnerships, and data-informed decisions in play, the region’s travel industry looks set to strengthen resilience and community benefits.

Fiji is shaping a climate-smart path for its water future with a bold 30-year strategy and major new projects. Three years into the program, key advances are hinting at bigger changes for water security and everyday life across communities.

Fiji’s road-safety crackdown is stepping up after dangerous driving was caught on video. With penalties and ongoing enforcement in play, the push for safer streets hinges on every driver’s choices.

Djokovic confirms his return to Turin for the ATP Finals, turning up the heat as the race for the last spot tightens. A veteran leader amid a wave of rising stars, the season finale is shaping up to be unmissable.

Kadavu’s rugby revival is more than a game—it’s sparking unity, culture, and opportunity for the island’s youth. From grassroots beginnings to a broader social movement, the story hints at a transformative future for Kadavu.

Political tensions mount as a federal watchdog chief faces removal. With leadership leaning into new priorities, questions swirl about independence, oversight, and how such watchdogs operate in a highly polarized era.

Fiji ushers in a new chapter as a reshuffled government places a fresh leader at the helm of finance, commerce, and business development. The move is pitched as a step toward continuity and a steadier economy, with officials signaling a sharpened push on financial management and business growth—while governance is streamlined. A brighter outlook is…

Fiji’s visitor profile is shifting, with older travelers taking center stage as the tourism rebound continues. Once dominated by young families, the island now attracts more seniors traveling in couples from Australia, New Zealand and the United States. The trend signals a more diverse and resilient tourism landscape ahead.

Fiji is moving toward a landmark National Alcohol and Drug Recovery Centre, signaling a new era in how substance use is treated and reintegrated into the community. A broad coalition—government, NGOs, faith groups, and international partners—is shaping a comprehensive rehabilitation framework with expanded services, training, and community awareness at its core. It’s a bold step…

Jamie Melham rewrites racing history by becoming the first female jockey to win the Caulfield–Melbourne Cup double aboard Half Yours. Cup Day delivered emotional tributes, unexpected twists, and a stirring display of sport and solidarity.

Behind the scenes of a landmark interview, the debate over what makes the final cut—and what doesn’t—sparks a broader conversation about editorial power and media transparency. As audiences demand more openness, the line between reporting and storytelling grows increasingly blurred.

An intense earthquake near Mazar-e Sharif shattered quiet mornings, damaging historic sites like the Blue Mosque and leaving communities to search through rubble as rescuers race against time. Dust-filled skies, urgent relief efforts, and a fragile sense of hope underscore Afghanistan’s ongoing struggle and resilience in the aftermath.

Motikiai Murray is emerging as a standout for the Flying Fijians as they gear up for the Autumn Nations Series. Coach Mick Byrne praises his leadership and grit at the contact zone, while noting there’s more to come as he learns from seasoned teammates. With big tests against England and France on the horizon, the…

On Fiji’s Volivoli coast, a young entrepreneur is quietly redefining the coastal economy by weaving local fishermen, farmers, and buyers into a sustainable, women-led supply chain. Volivoli Seafoods and Farm Supplies brings fresh seafood and farm produce to resorts, hospitals, and families, with big plans for a modern facility and community-minded recreation. It’s a story…

An extraordinary fashion exhibition at Buckingham Palace pulls back the curtain on 200 garments spanning seven decades of Queen Elizabeth II’s style. From wedding and coronation gowns to her everyday wardrobe, the display promises a revealing glimpse into a monarch’s enduring fashion legacy.

Embark on a journey along Fiji’s Kings Road, where lush landscapes, coastal villages, and a living tapestry of cultures unfold at every bend. From ancient relics and vibrant markets to dramatic viewpoints, this route whispers Fiji’s past and present in a way that invites further exploration.

Rain couldn’t dampen Melbourne Cup fever at Nadi Sports and Social Club, where open betting, live screens, and a DJ-driven vibe are turning a rainy day into a festive gathering. With themed bar specials and indoor celebrations planned, locals are buzzing about this year’s Cup turnout.

Fiji braces for ongoing heavy rain as a slow-moving trough lingers over the islands, bringing thunderstorms and rising flood risk to low-lying areas. With more downpours expected, road conditions and visibility could deteriorate in the hours ahead. Communities are urged to stay prepared as the weather unfolds.

An early-morning bus crash near Denarau Bridge brings road-safety concerns back into the spotlight in Fiji. Emergency responders rushed to the scene as officials review safety measures ahead of the busy travel season.

Unusually high tides are set to sweep Fiji’s coast this week, bringing stronger currents and the risk of submerged structures at peak moments. Boaters, divers, and coastal workers should plan ahead as the year’s highest tides approach, with potential impacts on shoreline activities. Stay prepared as conditions unfold.

A Suva court vacated the trial of three Chinese nationals accused in a methamphetamine case, citing administrative delays. The defense questions the legality of a warrantless search and other contested details as bail matters loom. The next steps could shape how similar drug cases are handled and community safety.