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19th March, 2026
Gulf Conflict Sparks Economic Risks for Fiji and the Pacific

The ongoing conflict in the Gulf region is creating significant global economic uncertainty, raising concerns about the potential financial and economic repercussions for Fiji and other Pacific Island nations. This was highlighted by the Fiji National University’s (FNU) College of Business, Hospitality and Tourism Studies (CBHTS) Acting Head of Department of Economic Development and Sustainable Studies,…Read More


17th March, 2026Press Release
Women of Influence: Two FNU Women Leaders Take National Roles

The Fiji National University (FNU) congratulates two of its distinguished women academics on their national appointments to key government commissions, recognising their expertise and leadership in shaping Fiji’s future. Vice-Chancellor Professor Unaisi Nabobo-Baba has been appointed to the Fiji Constitution Review Commission, while Associate Professor Dr Lavinia Tiko has been named to the Fiji Education…Read More


16th March, 2026
Agroforestry and Wildlife Conservation in Fiji: A Sustainable Path Forward

  Agroforestry has long been part of traditional farming systems in Fiji, where communities historically integrated trees with crops to sustain both livelihoods and the natural environment. While modern agricultural practices have increasingly replaced these traditional systems, agroforestry is once again gaining recognition as a sustainable approach to farming that supports climate resilience, biodiversity conservation,…Read More


12th March, 2026
FNU Committed to Zero Tolerance in Drug Usage

The Fiji National University (FNU) remains committed to maintaining a drug-free learning environment in the wake of a recent police investigation at its Derrick Campus in Samabula, today. FNU Vice-Chancellor Professor Unaisi Nabobo-Baba declared, “The University cooperates fully with police authorities during their investigation. We stand resolute in our zero-tolerance approach to drug use and…Read More


10th March, 2026
FNU Disability Centre Welcomes First Regional Student

The Fiji National University’s (FNU) Disability Centre warmly welcomed its first-ever regional student at the Nasinu Campus this semester, marking a significant milestone in the University’s commitment to inclusive education. Twenty-six-year-old Iakobwa Kabong, who has a physical disability affecting his hands and legs, hails from Christmas Island in Kiribati. He is in Fiji on a…Read More