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Fiji’s investment climate is warming up as global interest surges and major developments take shape. With new projects across sectors and a wave of job opportunities on the horizon, the archipelago’s growth story is just beginning.

Fiji’s sugarcane sector is entering a new phase with a push for strategic planning, stronger accountability, and a bold funding boost for farmers. A $35 million loan package over three years signals a drive toward unity, growth, and long-term resilience for the industry.

A sweeping national push to fight trafficking is taking shape, with border reforms, new data-sharing tools, and a high-level inter-ministerial drive aimed at tougher prosecutions and greater protection for the vulnerable. As authorities unite under a zero-tolerance mandate, the initiative signals a pivotal shift in safeguarding the borders and the people.

New Nabouwalu Passenger Services Terminal promises safer, more comfortable journeys and a revived town center powered by local businesses. As upgrades unfold, the project aims to boost jobs, investment, and growth across Bua Province.

Fiji’s young chess talents are turning heads at the Oceania Youth Zonal Championship in Brisbane, delivering standout performances across the age groups. From bold upsets to tight draws, the rising Fiji team is showcasing depth, determination, and a bright future for the sport.

Fiji’s bus operators are pushing for a formal National Transport Commission to shape a unified public transport plan. They argue that closer, more inclusive dialogue with government could unlock a more efficient, better-maintained network for island commuters. A bold shift in how transport decisions are made—and who helps steer them—could be on the horizon.

A wave of infrastructure projects is advancing, from a flagship market complex and a new bus station to upgrades for informal settlements. With tenders awarded and the Naboro Passenger Terminal set to open soon, plans to elevate towns promise a brighter, more connected future for communities.

January 19, 2026 marks a turning point as a major cabinet reshuffle reshapes the government’s priorities. A refreshed lineup touches foreign affairs, rural and maritime development, climate policy, and more, signaling a bold move to sharpen governance. The changes promise a new phase of focus and momentum as the administration advances its plans.

Fiji’s young leaders are stepping into the spotlight with a bold new workshop that builds media and storytelling skills—from AI tools to Canva. See how passionate youth are turning ideas into peace-focused, community-changing content.

Across the Pacific, a new climate champion is shaping a resilient future. Nimaya Frances Serevi—mother, student, and environmental advocate—translates study into practical strategies for Fiji and beyond, navigating faith, family, and ambition along the way.

Brace for a soggy week as Tropical Depression TD03F nears Fiji, bringing heavy rains and flood risks. Rapidly changing conditions could affect roads and coastal areas—staying prepared may be key.

Laurie O’Neal Singh, a 35-year-old from Fiji, has made history as the first Pacific Islander to win ANU’s Elspeth Young Prize for Social Contribution. His journey—from climate finance in Fiji to global policy horizons—offers a powerful glimpse into resilience, ambition, and the rising voices from small island nations shaping the world.