Fiji News
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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…
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Fiji’s Volivoli Seafoods: A Woman-Led Mission to Transform Local Fisheries
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…
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Buckingham Palace to Host Major Queen Elizabeth II Fashion Exhibition
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.
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Fiji’s Kings Road: A Scenic Drive Through History on Viti Levu
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.
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Nadi Sports and Social Club Bets Big on Melbourne Cup Night Despite Rain
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.
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Fiji Braces for Flood Risk as Heavy Rain Persists
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.
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Denarau Bridge Bus Crash Triggers Fiji Road Safety Warning Ahead of Holidays
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.
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Record-High Tides Set to Hit Fiji Coast This Week
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.
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Suva drug case delayed as magistrate vacates trial for three Chinese nationals on drug charges
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.
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East London Train Stabbing: Suspect Charged in Mass Attack
An on-board stabbing on a British train has left several people injured and sparked a wide-ranging investigation. Authorities say the suspect acted alone and are exploring possible connections to other incidents, while the community rallies around the victims.
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Granit Xhaka Sparks Sunderland’s Surge to the Top Four
Granit Xhaka’s Sunderland chapter is turning heads. A seasoned leader delivering big moments and guiding a rejuvenated Black Cats squad, his influence is reshaping the season and stirring hopeful chatter around the club.
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Could Ben Earl Move to England’s Centre? Borthwick Weighs Backline Flexibility
Ben Earl could be swapping back-row for centre, after candid talks with Steve Borthwick about a potential new role. The England forward is keen to adapt if asked, putting the team first. With autumn tests on the horizon, Earl’s versatility could reshape England’s midfield plans.
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Fiji Launches Interim Carbon Trading Pathway to Sustain Forest Carbon Deal
Fiji advances its climate agenda with an interim carbon-trading pathway designed to keep momentum behind forest-based emissions reductions. The plan lets Emission Reduction Units flow while final Climate Change Act details are finalized, aiming to protect landowner rights and boost community benefits. It signals a significant step in sustainable forest management and climate resilience for…
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India-Fiji Defense Cooperation Deepens After High Commissioner Meets RFMF Commander
Leaders from two nations gathered at Suva’s strategic hub to deepen defense and diplomatic engagement, signaling a broader partnership between India and Fiji. The discussions underscore ongoing cooperation, including a landmark healthcare investment—the 100-bed Super Specialty Cardiology Hospital in Suva. A forward-looking alliance between the two countries is taking shape across multiple fronts.
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Palau Takes the Helm of Pacific Disaster Risk Management
Palau assumes leadership of the Pacific Disaster Risk Management platform, taking the helm from Fiji in a move that underscores renewed regional commitment to preparedness and resilience. The shift highlights stronger early-warning systems, governance reform, and closer collaboration to safeguard communities against climate risks.
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Fiji weighs tougher road rules as speeding blamed for rising crashes
A fatal Denarau crash has sparked a sweeping push to tighten road safety in Fiji. With speeding pegged as a major cause, officials are reviewing licensing, penalties, and infrastructure in a bid to curb tragedies. As campaigns and enforcement ramp up, families affected by crashes hope for real, lasting change.
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Fiji Ramps Up Safeguarding as Communities Lead the Way
Cultural sensitivities in Fiji’s Northern Division have kept safeguarding talks in the shadows, leaving communities unsure about protecting the vulnerable. FRIEND Fiji is stepping up with community safeguarding health checks and workshops, teaming up with Caritas Australia to empower village leaders, health workers, and faith communities to strengthen protection for children, women, and people with…
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FAA Shutdown Triggers Widespread Flight Delays as Holiday Travel Looms
A funding stalemate is reverberating through U.S. air travel, sparking widespread delays and longer security lines across major airports. As lawmakers haggle, travelers brace for a turbulent holiday season and ripple effects on bookings.
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Collett Siblings Gear Up for Big Dance at Royal Randwick
Two siblings gear up for a high-stakes showdown at Royal Randwick—the Big Dance, a $3 million prize that could reshape a family racing legacy ahead of Melbourne Cup week. Jason and Alysha Collett bring pedigree, passion, and nerves of steel as they prepare to chase glory on one of Sydney’s biggest race days.
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Fiji’s U-17 World Cup Debut Sparks Hope After Tough Tunisia Test
Historic on the world stage, Fiji’s Junior Bula Boys stepped onto the FIFA U-17 World Cup with grit and a hunger to learn. Their challenging opener offered valuable lessons and showcased a team determined to grow under head coach Sunil Kumar. With Belgium looming, this is just the start of a journey carrying the hopes…
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Kadavu Rugby: Community-Driven Revival Sparks Championship Dreams
Kadavu’s youth are proving the power of sport-driven community growth. A landmark festival reignited teamwork and pride, sparking a revival of Kadavu Rugby with strong government backing and local support. From rising club success to trailblazing women’s rugby, the island’s sporting future looks bright.