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Fiji’s Red Cross Ball Returns to Boost Disaster Readiness
An elegant gala with a serious mission: turning generosity into resilience for communities in need. In Fiji, the Red Cross Ball embodies a lasting legacy of compassion and readiness—where every act of care fuels hope before disaster and unity becomes a lifeline.
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New Pacific Ocean Portal Empowers Island Nations with Real-Time Climate Data
A bold new ocean data portal is empowering Pacific communities with real-time forecasts, interactive maps, and customizable dashboards. Born from years of regional collaboration, it aims to turn complex climate information into practical tools for fisheries, disaster preparedness, and sustainable development across island nations.
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Global Dining Etiquette Every Traveler Should Know
Dining etiquette travels the world, turning meals into moments of cultural connection. Simple gestures—from utensil use to where hands rest—offer a window into local hospitality. A concise look at how to dine with grace across continents.
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Inside Fiji Airways: Crafting Culture through Storytelling and Design
Bruce Rounds blends a newsroom-born instinct for storytelling with bold, culture-driven design for Fiji Airways. His work shows how a single image can unite teams and reflect Fiji’s spirit on a global stage, all while honoring brand integrity. A journey that reveals how authentic storytelling and design can travel far and touch communities.
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Fiji Sugar in Spotlight as NFU Demands Probe into Arson Allegations
Fiji’s sugar sector is under strain as arson allegations, mill outages, and funding debates collide, drawing in farmers, unions, and government officials. As calls for accountability grow and a potential rehabilitation package emerges, the push for a more resilient future remains a hot topic.
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Nabua Families to Move to Koronivia as Government Unveils Housing Aid and Greenfield Project
Approximately 400 families in Nabua are preparing for relocation as infrastructure upgrades pave the way for a smoother transition. Road access, drainage, and utilities are being lined up, with lease clarity and a first-home grant on the horizon. Partnerships with government agencies and nonprofits aim to support displaced residents and safeguard community ties while seeking…
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Fiji MPs Debate GPS Tracking of Official Vehicles Amid Campaigning Claims
Rinesh Sharma pushes back against claims that opposition MPs use parliamentary field visits for campaigning, outlining travel practices and proposing GPS tracking for official vehicles. The debate spotlights Fiji’s drive for transparency, accountability, and the potential for governance reforms on the horizon.
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Stormy Seas Raise Questions on Patient Transfers
An alarming video shows a patient transfer on an open speedboat battling rough seas, drawing sharp questions about safety and care. As officials promise a review, the incident highlights urgent calls for better protocols and accountability in transport and healthcare.
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Fiji Delegation Signals New Peace Initiatives at HWPL World Peace Summit
Fiji’s five-member delegation joined a global peace summit to explore unity across education, faith, and youth. They unveiled plans for an i-Taukei Peace Education Program, interfaith leadership, and a regional peace contest—hinting at a fresh path toward harmony at home and beyond.
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Fiji launches zero-tolerance National Child Safeguarding Policy
Fiji unveils its first National Child Safeguarding Policy, a bold nationwide move to shield children from abuse in homes, schools, and communities. Built on zero tolerance and a child-centered approach, the plan unites government, civil society, and communities to turn protection into everyday action. It includes safer recruitment, staff training, risk assessments, and clear accountability—signaling…
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Grace Road Under Scrutiny in Fiji as U.S. TIP Report Flags Forced-Labor Concerns
Raising new alarms: a U.S. trafficking report links Grace Road to alleged forced labor in Fiji and questions surrounding the government’s response. With ongoing investigations and claims of cult-like practices, advocates press for greater accountability and protections for victims.
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Fiji’s TLFC chairman faces bench warrant after skipping sentencing
An influential figure in Fiji’s land and fisheries governance is facing a bench warrant after failing to appear for sentencing. The in‑absentia nine‑month term signals a renewed push for accountability in public service and raises questions about governance at the highest levels.
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Bainimarama Salary Surge Exposed by Fiji Court, Sparks Pension Debate
New court records shed light on the salary trajectory and pension entitlements of Fiji’s former prime minister, raising questions about transparency in public-sector pay. As details unfold, the case could spark broader debates about how benefits for public servants are calculated and safeguarded.
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Fiji Cabinet Shake-Up Hints at a New Governance Push
Fiji’s cabinet just got a strategic refresh, signaling a push for stronger governance and broader representation. New assistant ministers and a reshuffled lineup highlight a focus on youth, inclusivity, and accountability in key public sectors. As the changes unfold, all eyes will be on how this translates into real-world reforms.
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Australia and Fiji Deepen Defence Ties With New Maritime Hub
Australia steps up its security partnership with Fiji with the launch of a new Vuvale Maritime Centre in Suva. A three-day visit highlights stronger interoperability and a shared commitment to maritime coordination and regional resilience across the Pacific.
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Fiji Meth Case: Bail Denied for Three Chinese Nationals Amid Crackdown
Bail is denied for three Chinese nationals amid a wider drug crackdown. Allegations include meth possession and linked financial activity, with arrests spanning Suva and beyond. The case returns to court on October 17.
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Fiji Faces Alarming Rise in Teenage Pregnancies, Sparking Urgent Action
An urgent warning from Fiji’s health leaders highlights a troubling rise in teenage pregnancies tied to abuse and exploitation. Discover what communities can do to protect young girls’ futures—through education, support, and accountability.
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Lautoka FC Boosted by New Signings Ahead of FMF Inter-District Championship
Lautoka FC ups the stakes for the FMF Inter-District Championship, welcoming the pace and flair of Darold Kakasi alongside defender Sterling Vasconcellos. With Group B lining up tough clashes and a big opener against Suva, excitement is building over a deeper, more dynamic Lautoka squad.
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Riley Gaines Welcomes First Child Amid Transgender Sports Debate Spotlight
Riley Gaines welcomes her first child, Margot, stepping into a new chapter filled with joy and intimate moments away from the spotlight. This brief update hints at how motherhood intersects with a life devoted to advocacy and public debate, offering a glimpse into a story of love, resilience, and belief.
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Farebrother Final: Suva vs Naitasiri at Naluwai
Two rugby powerhouses collide at Naluwai as FMF Suva and Naitasiri chase the Inkk Farebrother Challenge crown. Expect edge-of-seat drama, blistering pace, and moments that could swing the title in a heartbeat. A weekend showdown soaked in pride and pure Fijian rugby spirit.
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Nausori to Host FNRL Semi-Finals as Fiji Rugby League Weekend Heats Up
Rugby league fever heats up as the FNRL semi-finals light up Ratu Cakobau Park. A packed lineup across men’s, women’s, and junior divisions promises high-octane clashes, turning rivalries into edge-of-your-seat moments. Emerging stars, seasoned contenders, and pivotal showdowns set the tone for what could become a defining finals run.