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Fiji Cane Crisis: NFU Demands Compensation as Rarawai Mill Remains Idle
in Fiji NewsFarmers are pressing for urgent relief as a major sugar mill remains shut after a fire, leaving thousands of tonnes of cane unharvested. With relentless rain and a tight labor market, compensation talks and policy fixes are on the table to ease farmer losses.
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Rethinking Global Health: Can Balance Between Tradition and Science Heal the World?
in Fiji NewsGlobal health expert Dr. Saia Ma’u Piukala calls for a balance-focused approach that honors traditional medicine and equitable care for all. A holistic vision links mind, body, community, and nature—and envisions a healthier future for people and the planet.
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From Crabs to Carbon: Barotu’s Mangrove Nursery Pays Off
in Fiji NewsBarotu village in Ra is turning a milestone into momentum with a mangrove nursery that sparked a six-figure payout and a fresh path for local livelihoods. Backed by conservation partners and government support, the project is reshaping coastlines and community pride—showing how resilience and stewardship can grow together.
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Record $1.5B Powerball Jackpot Heads to Saturday Draw
in NewsBig, life-changing numbers are in play as Powerball’s jackpot climbs into the billions. With three weekly drawings and the promise of enormous winnings, anticipation is high nationwide. The next draw could redefine what luck looks like.
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Fiji Airways apologizes for Auckland-bound delay, pledges real-time updates and better passenger support
in Fiji NewsFiji Airways faced a wave of frustrated travelers after an Auckland-bound flight was canceled on a busy Christmas day. The airline issued a formal apology and flagged steps to boost real-time updates, frontline training, and future travel discounts. It’s a glimpse of peak-season pressures and a carrier aiming to do better.
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Fiji Police Recruits Urged to Embrace Total Policing
in Fiji NewsNew Fiji Police recruits are being urged to embrace “total policing”—a commitment that goes beyond the clock and into every moment of service. Leaders emphasize courage, discipline, and integrity as the foundation for earning public trust in a rapidly evolving policing landscape.
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Rasivhenge Sees Fiji Grassroots as Rugby’s Future
in Fiji NewsRugby’s next generation in Fiji could be taking shape under a development-driven grassroots push. A renowned referee-ambassador shares how this program is cultivating young talents and a pathway toward bigger stages for Fiji rugby.
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Fiji U20 Rugby Opens Campaign with Dominant Win
in Fiji NewsFSC U20s open their campaign with a dominant win, but the effort is just beginning. The squad is tightening defense, sharpening support play, and boosting communication under Isireli Bobo’s guidance, with sponsors’ backing and Christmas plans on the horizon.
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Pacific Ocean Initiative Nets €8 Million to Protect Seas and Communities
in Fiji NewsAn ambitious regional effort is underway to protect Pacific coastal and marine ecosystems and bolster community resilience. Backed by international support and a focus on shared knowledge, the initiative aims to safeguard biodiversity, bolster climate resilience, and sustain island livelihoods—hinting at meaningful changes for Pacific communities ahead.
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Pacific Islands Rally to Shape COP31 Agenda and Climate Finance
in Fiji NewsAs COP31 looms, Pacific leaders are rallying to shape climate talks through strategic partnerships and stronger regional representation, focusing on the climate-ocean nexus and resilience funding. A new regional facility and aligned development roadmaps signal a coordinated push to put Pacific priorities at the heart of global climate action.
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Night of Travel Woes as Fiji Airways Strands Auckland-bound Passengers at Nadi
in Fiji NewsTravelers at Nadi faced a chaotic night after a Fiji Airways Auckland flight was canceled amid a day of delays. With meal vouchers handed out but hotel options scarce, the busy season left some travelers stranded. The airline apologizes and outlines steps to boost real-time updates, passenger care, and staff training to restore confidence when…
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Raiwai Rebels ignite Fiji’s grassroots volleyball festival opener
in Fiji NewsRaiwai Rebels make a bold entrance at the Rooster Chicken Volleyball Grassroot Development Festival, celebrating a confident opener after just one week of prep. The young squad’s grit hints at exciting times for Fiji volleyball, with the coach underscoring teamwork, rotation, and a bright road ahead.
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No Injuries Reported After Fiji Bridge Bus Incident
in Fiji NewsAn early-morning bus incident on the Vatukedrakedra Bridge in North Fiji triggered a swift emergency response, with no injuries reported. As investigators review the scene, the episode underlines the importance of quick action and community resilience.
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Cher Dazzles in SNL Promo with Ageless Look
in NewsCher brings an ageless sparkle to a new SNL promo, leaving fans buzzing about her timeless glow. With whispers about beauty secrets and a high-profile romance, there’s plenty of intrigue hinted at just beneath the shimmer.
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66-Year-Old Fiji Shopper Urges You to Ask Questions Before Buying
in Fiji NewsOne shopper’s simple rule could reshape how families shop: ask questions. A 66-year-old Davuilevu resident champions curiosity in everyday purchases, arguing that informed choices and supporting local businesses go hand in hand for safer, smarter decisions.
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Pete Davidson Becomes Dad as He Welcomes First Child
in NewsPete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt welcome a baby, stepping into a new chapter filled with love, laughter, and the surprising rewards of parenthood. The journey ahead is just getting started.
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Milo Manheim Emerges as Flynn Rider Front-Runner in Tangled Live-Action
in NewsDisney’s Tangled is marching toward a live-action reimagining, and the casting buzz is loud. Milo Manheim is emerging as a top Flynn Rider contender as fresh faces compete for Rapunzel, hinting at a bold new take on the beloved classic. Expect big musical moments and a vibrant reimagining that could redefine the tale.
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Drua Nation Lives Here: Fijian Drua & Jack’s of Fiji Unveil 2026 Merch Line
in Fiji NewsA bold new 2026 Drua jersey kicks off a fresh merch line born from a long-standing partnership with Jack’s of Fiji, celebrating pride, community, and the growing Drua Nation.
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Fiji Volleyball Evolves: Former Referee Praises Rising Standards
in Fiji NewsA former Fiji volleyball referee, now teaching in Australia, returns to witness a game that’s evolved in both skill and reach since his last officiating days. As teams converge in Suva for the Rooster Chicken End-of-Year Volleyball Festival, the future of Fiji volleyball looks brighter than ever.
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Tramontina Christmas Deals Shine at Home & Living
in Fiji NewsTimeless Brazilian craftsmanship meets modern kitchen innovation with Tramontina’s durable cookware, knives, and serveware. A festive Christmas promotion—All I Want for Christmas—brings exclusive discounts that make upgrading kitchens or gifting thoughtful, high-quality pieces even more tempting.
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Digital image mix-up sparks debate on satire and Epstein coverage
in NewsAn edited image links Colin Jost to a decades-old moment, sparking confusion and online humor as satire and news collide. The quick correction and ongoing chatter highlight how digital edits can blur truth and parody in today’s media landscape.