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Fiji-Japan Partnership Gains Momentum as Ambassador Michii Bids Farewell
in Fiji NewsFiji and Japan toast a strengthened partnership as a farewell tribute to Japan’s outgoing ambassador. The remarks highlight leadership, mutual respect, and shared progress in climate resilience, infrastructure, and disaster readiness—hinting at a thriving future for their ongoing collaboration.
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SPX Awards Return Sparks Fiji’s Push to Become a Regional Financial Hub
in Fiji NewsFiji’s financial scene gets a renewed spotlight as the SPX revives its Annual Awards, underscoring governance, transparency, and solid reporting as engines of investor confidence. A Lifetime Achievement Award crowned a leader whose enduring contributions signal renewed momentum for Fiji’s economic future.
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Etzebeth handed 12-week ban for eye-gouge against Wales
in Fiji News– A high-profile eye-gouging moment casts a shadow over a commanding win as a Springbok veteran faces a long ban. The ruling highlights the sport’s toughest safety standards. – Controversy erupts after a late-game clash, triggering a major disciplinary decision that could alter this season for a veteran forward and his team. – Disciplinary drama…
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New Guide Aims to Tackle Fiji’s Kava Dieback Crisis
in Fiji NewsFiji’s kava farms are grappling with a rising dieback threat tied to a virus and mounting environmental stress. The challenge goes beyond disease, with theft, poor planting materials, and declining soil health stretching farmers thin. A new guide and collaborative efforts are being rolled out to boost resilience and secure the crop’s future.
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Minneapolis Immigration Crackdown Sparks Somali Community Backlash
in Fiji NewsAn escalating federal operation in Minneapolis is fueling a sharp debate over immigration policy and its impact on local communities. As political rhetoric grows louder, city leaders weigh unity, safety, and the future of inclusion.
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California Seedlings Arrive in Fiji for The Wonderful Company’s Orchard Project
in Fiji NewsCalifornia seedlings land in Fiji, signaling a major push to establish large-scale orchards in Vanua Levu. This ambitious effort aims to boost local farming, foster partnerships with farmers, and strengthen Fiji’s long-term food security.
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Pacific setback as COP31 hosting shifts from Australia to Turkey
in Fiji NewsPacific voices are firm but frustrated as Australia steps back from co-hosting COP31, handing the summit to Turkey while still playing a key negotiating role. The move renews questions about climate leadership and accountability for big polluters. With rising seas and displacement pressing the region, the push for climate justice enters a new, uncertain chapter.
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Friends United Dominate Lami Rangers in National Club Championship Opener
in Fiji NewsFriends United opened the National Club Championship with a commanding display, signaling a strong start to the season. Captain-coach Nitan Kumar praised the team’s communication and momentum, while noting there are still areas to tighten ahead of the next challenge. A promising launch that hints at exciting developments to come.
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Can Fiji’s Public Voice Shape the Next Constitution?
in Fiji NewsFiji moves toward a more participatory constitutional reform, with leaders urging transparent, inclusive dialogue from the very start. A push for genuine public ownership—beyond box-ticking consultations—could reshape the nation’s founding framework.
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Fabergé Winter Egg Sets New Auction Record at Christie’s London
in Fiji NewsAn ultra-rare Fabergé Winter Egg just shattered auction records, captivating with its icy rock-crystal design and a delicate springtime surprise. Standing only four inches tall and studded with thousands of diamonds, this imperial masterpiece continues to enchant collectors and remind us why Fabergé remains legendary.
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Australia Bows Out of 2026 UN Climate Summit as Global Negotiations Take the Lead
in Fiji NewsAustralia steps back from hosting the 2026 UN climate summit, with Turkey taking the lead after tough negotiations. Canberra, however, remains central to COP talks and a Pacific-focused pre-event aimed at boosting climate finance for vulnerable nations.
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COP31 Bid Falls Short: Australia Misses Out to Turkey
in Fiji NewsAustralia’s bid to host the 2026 UN climate summit has fallen short, leaving South Australia and Pacific communities reeling over the missed opportunity. With COP31 slated for Turkey, questions swirl about the decision process and Australia’s evolving role in global climate talks. The coming months could redefine regional climate diplomacy.
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Putin-Modi Visit in New Delhi Signals Push to Boost India-Russia Trade Amid Sanctions
in Fiji NewsA high-stakes summit in New Delhi tests the resilience of India–Russia ties amid sanctions and a shifting energy landscape. Trade, energy, and security loom large as both sides seek to redefine their partnership on a rapidly changing geopolitical map.
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Tongatapu 6 Re-elects Tonga’s Only Woman MP
in Fiji NewsHistory is being written in Tongatapu as Fane Fangufangu Fituafe becomes the sole woman MP for a second term. She’s pledging a focus on better schooling, more opportunities for young people, and boosting Tonga’s agriculture exports, drawing on her farming roots. A landmark moment for women in Tonga’s politics, it hints at a shift in…
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COP31 in Turkey: Australia to Lead Talks as Pacific Voices Push for Representation
in Fiji NewsTurkey takes the stage as COP31 host, while Australia steps into the COP presidency—prompting questions about authentic Pacific representation. With Pacific-led priorities on ocean health and the 1.5°C target, pre-COP discussions loom as a test of whether leadership can translate into real climate action. A delicate balance between partnership and negotiation dynamics is unfolding on…
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What Makes Betty Crocker Cake Mix a Holiday Classic
in Fiji NewsChristmas is all about warmth, memories, and easier joys in the kitchen. Betty Crocker brings a touch of nostalgia with simple, crowd-pleasing desserts that turn busy holidays into cozy moments with loved ones. A timeless tradition, ready to delight this season.
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Former Fiji 7s captain backs Kolinisau as Fiji eye Cape Town glory
in Fiji NewsFormer Fiji 7s captain Isake Katonibau voices strong support for coach Osea Kolinisau, praising a striking upturn in Fiji’s play. With Cape Town looming, the team’s renewed edge hints at bigger things on the horizon.
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Pacific Climate Leaders React as COP31 Presidency Shifts to Türkiye
in Fiji NewsPacific climate leaders express disappointment as COP31 leadership takes a different direction, while a regional pre-COP keeps a vital Pacific voice in the talks. With climate justice and frontline communities still at stake, the negotiations promise momentum even as the main event moves forward.
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Fiji Unveils Updated Diabetes Guidelines, Trains Health Workers Nationwide
in Fiji NewsFiji rolls out updated national diabetes guidelines alongside a nationwide training program to empower healthcare workers. The focus is on practical lifestyle changes, regular follow-ups, and prevention to improve care for people living with diabetes.
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COP30 Under Pressure: Small Island States Push for 1.5°C and Real Climate Finance
in Fiji NewsAt COP30, Palau’s climate minister issues an urgent plea for real action and stronger climate finance to shield the world’s most vulnerable. With the 1.5°C target hanging in the balance, the stakes for small island nations—and their futures—couldn’t be higher.
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Rugby League World Cup 2026: Three Nations, Nine Cities, One Global Stage
in Fiji NewsRugby League’s global spectacle returns in 2026 with three tournaments, 14 nations and 53 matches across nine host cities. A high-stakes showcase of skill, speed, and national pride—where the world’s best stars collide for an unforgettable showdown.