Fiji News
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Rugby as a Lifeline for Fiji’s Youth: Malolo’s Mission Beyond the Field
Rugby is more than a game for Fiji’s youth—Malolo Rugby Union is turning discipline and mentorship into a path to leadership and drug-free living. See how a village team is sparking change through commitment, community, and on-field grit.
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Diljit Dosanjh Pledges Rs 50 Lakh for Punjab Flood Relief on KBC
Diljit Dosanjh’s Kaun Banega Crorepati appearance turned into a moment of generosity, as he pledged his Rs 50 lakh winnings for Punjab flood relief. Poised, passionate, and unexpectedly touching—this episode blended drama with compassion in a memorable way.
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Louvre Jewelry Heist: Suspects Linked by Shared Criminal History
New twists emerge in the Louvre jewelry heist as prosecutors reveal ties between two suspects’ long criminal histories and a 2015 Paris theft. Four-member team in custody, investigators probing possible sales on the parallel market. The case sheds light on the shadows of art crime and the race to recover the pieces.
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Tunisia U17 Power Past Fiji in World Cup Opener
Tunisia’s U17s exploded onto the FIFA World Cup stage with a resounding 6-0 win, showing sharp attacking intent and a wave of emerging talents. The commanding performance offered a snapshot of a bright future for Tunisian youth football and set a bold tone for the tournament. Fiji’s young squad will take valuable lessons from this…
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Fiji Faces Scrutiny Over $62M Climate Funding: Grants and 1% Loans
Fiji unveils a $62 million package aimed at nature-based solutions and community resilience, split between grants and a low-interest loan. Opposition calls for transparency as a new access system for farmers and local groups takes shape. The move echoes broader climate-finance efforts focused on biodiversity and resilience in key sectors.
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Pacific Adopts 2025-2035 Private Sector Strategy to Drive Sustainable Growth
Pacific leaders push a sustainability-first path for agriculture, fisheries, and other vital sectors, linking responsible resource management to stronger communities. A new regional private-sector strategy and agreed mobility and trade partnerships hint at an inclusive, resilient future for the region.
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Fiji Eyes Yasawa Airport in Major Connectivity Push
Fiji explores a potential airport for the Yasawa Islands through a cross-government feasibility study that could reshape access to the popular destination. Technical, environmental, and economic factors are on the table as planners weigh tourism, trade, and local community needs, alongside upgrades to sea transport. The move underscores a wider commitment to sustainable, inclusive growth…
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Tuvalu Pushes for Island-Focused Climate Action Across the Pacific
Tuvalu is sounding the alarm on climate-driven disasters and urging a Pacific-wide, island-first approach to resilience. From grassroots-focused strategies to a new humanitarian coordination framework, regional leaders are shaping a path to protect communities, cultures, and coasts as seas rise. The stakes are high—and time is running out.
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Fiji Hands SPTO Chair to Tonga, Signals New Era for Pacific Tourism
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.
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Fiji Unveils $8.7B Water Strategy to Climate-Proof the Nation by 2050
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.
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Fiji LTA Cracks Down on Reckless Driving, Cancels and Suspends Licences
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.
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Djokovic Heads to Turin ATP Finals as Final Berth Heats Up
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.
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Kadavu Rugby Revival Sparks Youth Empowerment and Social Change
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.
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FHFA Inspector General Ousted Amid Trump-Policy Alignment
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.
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Esrom Immanuel Ascends as Fiji’s Finance Minister Amid Major Reshuffle
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…
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Fiji’s Tourism Surprise: 65+ Travelers Now Lead the Pack
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.
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Fiji Poised to Open First National Alcohol and Drug Recovery Centre
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…
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First Female Jockey Secures Caulfield-Melbourne Cup Double
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.
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Unseen Moments From Trump’s 60 Minutes Interview Spark Media Censorship Debate
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.
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Afghanistan Earthquake Near Mazar-e Sharif: At Least 20 Dead, Rescue Efforts Under Way
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.
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Motikiai Murray Poised for Breakthrough With Flying Fijians Ahead of England Clash
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…