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Opposition MPs Powerless to Prevent FijiFirst Party’s Deregistration, Reveals Mosese Bulitavu
In a recent statement, Mosese Bulitavu, an opposition MP, claimed that they were powerless in their attempts to rescue the political party, FijiFirst. Bulitavu admitted, “We couldn’t… read more
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Former Boxing Commission of Fiji Chairman Explains Vacating Krishnil Mudaliar’s Titles Due to Weight and Fight Pay Issues
Former Chairman of the Boxing Commission of Fiji (BCF), Dr Subhash Appana, has provided reasons behind the decision to strip Krishnil Mudaliar of his titles. He stated… read more
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“Supreme Court Rules Acting Director of Public Prosecutions Ineligible: Future Role Uncertain”
The future role of acting Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku remains uncertain, following the Supreme Court’s recent ruling that he is unqualified for the position. Attorney-General… read more
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Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to Seize Opportunities Following FijiFirst Deregistration, Forecasts Former Secretary
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is expected to leverage the potential benefits arising from the downfall of the political party FijiFirst (FFP), according to former permanent secretary in… read more
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“Mosese Bulitavu Supports PM Rabuka as Independent Opposition After FijiFirst Deregistration”
Independent Opposition lawmaker Mosese Bulitavu has announced his support for Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. Bulitavu claims that 10 other Opposition MPs will also back Rabuka, although he… read more
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“Former Boxer Calls for Better Pathways for Amateur Fighters to Bolster Professional Boxing”
Trainer Saimoni Taudomo has emphasized that professional boxing isn’t something you can jump into without proper preparation, stating, “No one is just plucked from a cassava patch… read more
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Deregistration of FijiFirst Marks the End of Voreqe Bainimarama and Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum’s Political Journey
The political careers of FijiFirst founders Voreqe Bainimarama and Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum have come to an infamous end with the party’s deregistration. Jioji Kotobalavu, a former permanent secretary… read more
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“Fiji Can Reignite its Boxing Legacy, Asserts Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo”
Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo, who is also an ex-boxer, proclaimed that Fiji could reclaim its past glory in boxing and produce world champions. He stated that… read more
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“Big Businesspeople Offer to Clear FijiFirst’s $701,680 Debt Amid Control Concerns, Says Former Party Member”
Former party member and Opposition MP Mosese Bulitavu revealed that some prominent businesspeople offered to settle the $701,680 debt of FijiFirst, a political party in Fiji. Bulitavu… read more
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Suva Boxer Krishnil Mudaliar Pursues Opportunity to Defend Stripped Lightweight Title
Boxer Krishnil Mudaliar, also known as “The Cobra,” from Suva, is confident that he should be the number one contender for a new lightweight title. He held… read more
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Fiji Rugby Union Approves Structural Reforms Including New Managerial Entity
During the Special General Meeting (SGM) at the Novotel Suva Lami Bay Convention Centre, Peter Mazey, interim Trustees Chairman of the Fiji Rugby Union (FRU), announced that… read more
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Fiji Government Urged to Reconsider VAT to Combat High Cost of Living Amid Concerns Over Budget Cut for Road Infrastructure Development
Nilesh Lal, the executive director of Dialogue Fiji, has urged the government to reconsider the Value Added Tax (VAT) rate in the upcoming budget as a means… read more
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“Nasinu Secondary Girls’ Rugby Team Triumphs over Naitasiri in Weet-Bix Raluve Trophy Clash”
The Under-16 girls’ rugby squad from Nasinu Secondary School (NSS) triumphed over Naitasiri Secondary School 15-5 in the Weet-Bix Raluve Trophy match held in Suva on Saturday.… read more
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Fiji Labour Party Demands Transparency on Government’s Minimum Wage Review Report
The Fiji Labour Party (FLP) is urging the government to disclose the findings of the minimum wage review committee’s report. FLP leader, Mahendra Chaudhry, insists that the… read more
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Fiji Police Bust Drug Trade Using Government Plates, Government Launches Anti-Narcotics Strategy and Funding Increase
A surprising development in the illegal drug industry has occurred. The Fiji Police Force disclosed yesterday that vehicles with Government number plates are being utilized to transport… read more
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FijiFirst Deregistered as Political Party, Opposition MPs to Serve Independently
The Opposition caucus in Fiji, composed of Members of Parliament (MPs), are now without a party affiliation and will serve as independent MPs. This happens after their… read more
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Fiji Rugby Player’s Death in Tokyo Shocks Community, Future in Sport Remembered Fondly
The community at Nihon University in Tokyo, Japan is reeling from the sudden death of a Fiji rugby player, Sekove Tagicakiverata, last Friday. Having previously been admitted… read more
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Amex Resource Limited Increases Iron Sand Exports to China Amid Technological Upgrades and Australian Investment
Amex Resource Limited, a Lautoka-based iron sand exporter, is experiencing a jump in performance, enjoying its most successful period in years. Recently, the company embarked on a… read more
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Fiji Corrections Service Cites Lack of Resources in National Strategy Against Drugs Amidst Rising Drug Offences
The Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) is raising concerns over the lack of focus and resources dedicated to it as part of the national anti-drug strategy. Despite government… read more
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FMF Foods Becomes New Sponsor for Fiji’s Inter-District Championship in Five-Year Deal
FMF Foods Limited has successfully landed a five-year sponsorship deal with the Fiji Football Association for the Inter-District Championship (IDC). The specific financial details have not been… read more
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Wallaby Legend Michael Hooper Announces Retirement from Australian Rugby
Renowned Wallaby and rugby sevens player, Michael Hooper, has declared his retirement from Australian Rugby. Speaking on Sunday, Hooper revealed the end of an esteemed career that… read more
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Fiji Rugby Union Announces Structural Change: No More Prime Minister Nomination in Board Selection
The recent reorganisation of the Fiji Rugby Union Board, which removes the Prime Minister’s role in nominations, has stirred resistance. Youth and Sports Minister, Jese Saukuru, expressed… read more
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Fijian Rugby Player Jioji Nasova Makes Debut at Paris Olympic Games After Successful HSBC SVNS Series Run
Jioji Nasova, the men’s rugby sevens player from Team Fiji, is the only player in his squad who debuted in the HSBC SVNS series this year. He… read more
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New Zealand’s Paul Heath Sworn-in as Justice of Appeal at Fiji Court of Appeal
The judiciary in Fiji has recently grown with the addition of Paul Heath, who was instated as Justice of Appeal of the Court of Appeal of Fiji… read more
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Fiji Government Boosts Sugarcane Industry with Record $76.1 Million Allocation in New Budget
Government has increased fund allocation for the Sugarcane Growers Fund, as stated by the chief executive officer, Raj Sharma, who believes the adjustment is fair. The Cane… read more
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Driver Charged in Fatal Hit-and-Run Accident of Five-Year-Old Granted Bail Under Strict Conditions
The motorist accused of causing the death of a five-year-old boy on the Lekutu-Nabouwalu Highway in Bua was granted bail under stringent conditions at the Labasa Magistrates… read more
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Prime Minister Rabuka Urges Kadavu Residents to Monitor Progress of Development Projects
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has implored the residents of Kadavu to maintain a watchful eye on officials to guarantee punctual execution of developmental projects. He apologized to… read more
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Fiji Shipping Tycoon Cracks Down on Maritime Drug Crisis: Terminates 18 Staff, Implements Mandatory Drug Tests
A prominent figure in local shipping, George Goundar, has vocalized his concern over the concerning drug dilemma impacting Fiji’s maritime industry. The managing director of Goundar Shipping… read more
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Rising Kava Consumption Destroys Families in Kadavu: Urgent Call for Control Measures
Rampant kava consumption in Kadavu has become a severe problem, leading to the disintegration of family units. Kadavu Women’s Association leader Bulou Luisa Duikete lamented that many… read more
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“Study Models Cyclone and Extreme Weather Risks for Hospitals in Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Kiribati and Tonga till 2100”
Researchers at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland are conducting a study to model cyclone and severe weather threats for hospitals across Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Kiribati, and… read more