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Head Boy Scores 377/400 to Claim Dux Award at Vunimono High
in Fiji NewsVunimono High School’s head boy, Anishchal Chand Sharma, achieved a stellar 377/400, earning the school’s top academic honor. He credits faith, family, and steadfast friends for backing him through a year of dedication and hard work.
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New tractor powers Fiji cooperative as government backs farm mechanization
in Fiji NewsNasama Village marks a milestone as Korovalewa Cooperative unveils a new tractor, signaling a shift toward more efficient, commercially oriented farming. Backed by a government farm mechanization program, the move highlights a focus on saving time, reducing costs, and empowering Fiji’s next generation of farmers.
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Fiji Courts in Focus: Burglary, Assault and Graft Cases Stir Debate
in Fiji NewsRecent courtroom rulings paint a multifaceted portrait of crime and accountability. From theft and assault to alleged graft and surprising acquittals, these cases probe victim safety, due process, and the ongoing quest for justice.
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Fiji’s Women Rise: A Rugby Movement Changing a Nation
in Fiji NewsFiji’s women are changing rugby—and reshaping a nation—through courage, resilience, and a movement that goes beyond the field. This documentary traces their milestones and the barriers they’re breaking, a reminder that when women rise, nations rise.
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Antalya to Host COP31 as Australia Leads Pacific Climate Negotiations
in Fiji NewsAntalya steps into the climate spotlight as COP31 host, with Australia steering negotiations and a Pacific-focused agenda taking shape. A pre-COP emphasis on island nations and climate finance hints at a pivotal moment for the Asia-Pacific’s clean energy future. A Türkiye–Australia partnership could redefine the road to stronger global action.
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Tahiti Landslide Tragedy: Rescue Teams Race Against Time as Death Toll Rises
in Fiji NewsEight lives are lost as a landslide in Tahiti buries homes under about 30 meters of soil. With the area still dangerously unstable, rescuers deploy drones, sniffer dogs, underground cameras, radar—and an army helicopter—as a child remains unaccounted for.
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Fiji Unites to Fortify Online Child Safety with New National Strategy
in Fiji NewsA pivotal Fiji meeting brings together ministers and partners to sharpen the fight against online child exploitation. Officials shared progress across prevention, reporting, and response, underscoring a strengthened, coordinated push to safeguard children in the digital age.
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Fiji’s Bua and Taveuni Build Community-Based Organic Certification
in Fiji NewsFarmers in Bua and Taveuni are taking a bold step toward community-based organic certification, with hands-on training in the Pacific Organic Standards and the Participatory Guarantee System. The sessions spark practical know-how and collaboration as they build local groups ready to shape a more trusted, sustainable organic future.
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Rabuka Charts Fiji’s Pacific COP31 Strategy as Host Talks Continue
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Prime Minister signals renewed commitment to a Pacific-centered climate agenda as COP31 host options shift. In a moment of diplomacy and strategy, Pacific leaders push to keep regional voices at the center of global action on rising seas and extreme weather.
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Could Grynspan Make UN History as the First Woman Secretary-General?
in Fiji NewsCould the UN finally elect its first woman secretary-general? Rebeca Grynspan, a seasoned UN official, is among the frontrunners calling for bold reforms to restore trust in the global body. As leadership questions unfold, the spotlight on multilateralism and representation signals a pivotal moment for international cooperation.
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2025 TV Cancellations: Beloved Shows End Abruptly, Fans Left Wondering What’s Next
in Fiji News2025 ends with a sting: a wave of beloved shows bowed out earlier than expected, leaving fans with cliffhangers and unfinished journeys. Mystery, sci‑fi, and heart—the cancellations have reshaped the TV landscape and sparked questions about what storytelling looks like when endings arrive too soon. A closer look at the year’s biggest cancellations and what…
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Fiji rolls out digital election portals to broaden voter access
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils a new digital gateway to democracy, bringing voter information, registration checks, and democratic education straight to the people. A more accessible, informed electorate is on the horizon.
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Fiji Expands Tax Relief to Tackle Termite Crisis as Biosecurity Emergency Declared
in Fiji NewsFiji’s homeowners and farmers face a slow, costly foe—termites. A new amendment widens the Natural Disaster Reserve to include biosecurity emergencies, offering hoped-for relief for repairs and rebuilding. The change points to brighter prospects for communities under threat.
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Fiji Launches 5G Network, Paving the Way for Smart Cities and Digital Innovation
in Fiji NewsTelecom Fiji launches Fiji’s 5G era with a major fibre upgrade, signaling faster, smarter, and more secure connectivity. The initiative aims to power smart homes, digital education, and next‑gen services, setting the stage for a more connected and resilient Fiji.
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Winston Hill Targets Vacant IBF Pan Pacific Title on Gold Coast Showdown
in Fiji NewsFijian Olympian Winston Hill eyes a career-defining moment this weekend, chasing the vacant IBF Pan Pacific Super Welterweight title against Ben Mahoney. undefeated at 7–0 with six knockouts, Hill returns to action after a title defense. The night also features Jai Opetaia, promising a marquee boxing showdown.
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Fiji Ramps Up Fight Against Termites with Timber Rules and Inspections
in Fiji NewsFiji faces a rising termite threat that’s affecting homes, crops, and infrastructure. A multi-pronged plan blends stricter timber checks, consumer awareness, and smarter construction—emphasizing durable materials, proper design, and barriers to keep pests out without relying on chemicals alone.
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Fiji Embraces Exciting World Cup 2027 Pool C Clash with Argentina, Spain, Canada
in Fiji NewsFiji’s head coach Mick Byrne is buzzing about a Rugby World Cup 2027 pool that blends familiarity with opportunity. In Pool C, the Flying Fijians face Argentina, Spain, and Canada, hinting at exciting matchups and a path toward the knockout rounds. Byrne stresses a respectful, smart approach as Fiji gears up for a bold show…
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Fiji Leads Pacific Health Transformation as PHIT Secures Funding
in Fiji NewsLed by Fiji and reaching across four Pacific nations, a bold regional health initiative promises to strengthen systems and curb non-communicable diseases. With new financing and cross-country collaboration, communities could see tangible improvements in screening, treatment, and early intervention.
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Fiji Unveils Unified Civil Aviation Bill 2026 to Modernize Aviation Laws
in Fiji NewsFiji is set to overhaul its aviation laws with a single Civil Aviation Bill, uniting decades of statutes into a modern framework. The reform aims to boost safety, sharpen regulatory oversight, and align with international standards, with the draft now open for public consultation.
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Spirit Awards Nominations Hint at a Surprising Oscar Season
in Fiji NewsPeter Hujar’s Day leads the 2026 Spirit Awards slate, pairing bold performances with a few surprising omissions. Across film and TV, the nominations spotlight diverse talent and set the stage for a suspenseful prelude to Oscar season.
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Balloons Close Vilnius Airport Amid Belarus Smuggling Allegations
in Fiji NewsSuspicious balloons again close Vilnius’ airspace, spotlighting a broader tension over smuggling and hybrid warfare in the Baltic region. With accusations flying between Lithuania and Belarus, these recurring disruptions keep the region on edge as officials weigh their next moves.