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Mara Siblings Face Legal Setback: What Happens Next?
The High Court in Suva has ordered the Mara siblings to pay $2000 for failing to comply with court orders. Lawyers representing Adi Koila Mara Nailatikau and… read more
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Enhancing Flood Resilience: Fiji Leads the Way
Fiji is among several countries worldwide utilizing the Flash Flood Guidance System (FFGS), as highlighted by Hwirin Kim, head of the World Meteorological Organization Hydrological and Water… read more
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Tragic Drowning Incident Shocks Santa Rosa Rugby Community
A Fijian rugby player drowned in the Russian River in Santa Rosa, California last week. Twenty-eight-year-old Nasoni “Toni” Tuitoga and his friends sought relief from the heat… read more
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Government and Consumer Council Address Unlicensed Credit Providers in Fiji
The Ministry of Trade, Co-operatives, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, and Communications, in collaboration with the Consumer Council of Fiji, is taking decisive measures to address the… read more
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Government’s Long-Term Fiscal Plan revealed!
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has reaffirmed the Government’s dedication to a long-term fiscal strategy aimed at maintaining economic stability over the… read more
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Nakasi High School Faces Uphill Battle
The underdog Nakasi High School U17 team is preparing for a challenging match as they face the seasoned Ratu Kadavulevu School (RKS) side in the semi-finals of… read more
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Historic Budget Boost for Sugar Industry
Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh has reaffirmed the government’s dedication to addressing historical injustices. In his recent budget response in Parliament, Singh emphasized the substantial benefits the… read more
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Negligence Uncovered: Commanding Officer Faces Consequences
A board of inquiry into the grounding of RFNS Puamau has concluded that negligence and non-compliance are to blame for the incident. In a statement, the Republic… read more
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Navigating the Cost of Living: The Untold Truth
The cost of living continues to be a contentious issue often used in political debates. Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad addressed the matter in Parliament yesterday during… read more
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“Challenging the Opposition: Where is the Alternative Budget?”
Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad yesterday issued a challenge to the Opposition, asking them to present their alternative budget. This came after Opposition MPs raised concerns about… read more
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Import Price Challenges: Global Impact on Fiji’s Economy
About 50 percent of Fiji’s consumption basket is made up of imported products, according to Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad. He explained the difficulty in controlling import… read more
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“Empowering Education: Solar Energy Initiative for Remote School”
A primary school in the interior of Nadroga/Navosa is set to receive a solar power supply soon, courtesy of the International Solar Alliance (ISA). Motukana Primary School,… read more
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Fiji’s Trade Deficit Widens: What’s Behind the Numbers?
Fiji has exported $713 million worth of merchandise from January to April this year. However, the country imported a staggering $2.1 billion in the same period, widening… read more
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Unlocking Climate Finance: Fiji’s Aggressive Strategy
With the 29th Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP 29) in Azerbaijan in November being focused on climate finance, Fiji plans to adopt a highly proactive… read more
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Port Denarau Marina Awarded Eco-Friendly Certification
Fiji’s premier marina facility, Port Denarau Marina (PDM), has recently received the distinguished Clean Marina — Level 3 Fish Friendly Marina certification from the Marina Industries Association.… read more
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Cracking Down: Fiji’s Efforts Against Unlicensed Credit Providers
The Trade, Co-operatives, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Communications Ministry, in collaboration with the Consumer Council of Fiji, is addressing rising concerns about unlicensed credit providers… read more
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Likuliku Lagoon Resort Announces Major Revitalization Projects
Likuliku Lagoon Resort is set to undergo major revitalization projects in 2025. Ahura Resorts, the Fijian family-owned management company of the resort, has confirmed that it will… read more
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Fiji Teachers Union Opposes Student School Fees – Find Out Why
The Fiji Teachers Union (FTU) has expressed strong opposition to the Ministry of Education’s proposal to charge student school fees. FTU general secretary Muniappa Goundar argued that… read more
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Public Prosecution Director John Rabuku to Step Down Tonight
Acting Director of Public Prosecution (DPP), John Rabuku, will vacate his office at midnight tonight. Mr. Rabuku confirmed this yesterday after receiving a formal revocation letter from… read more
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Tragic Loss: Young Woman’s Fate Strikes Shock.
Shattered and still reeling from shock. That is how Tevita Seru described his family’s state of emotion when he received devastating news that his 21-year-old niece, Nunia… read more
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Fiji Implements Mandatory Drug Testing for Seafarers
In a proactive move aimed at enhancing maritime safety across Fijian waters, the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) will implement mandatory drug testing for all seafarers… read more
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“Budding Rugby Star Impresses NRL Coaches in Sydney”
Teenager Timoci Nagusa Junior is now in Sydney attending the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs’ one-week trial at their academy camp. The 14-year-old Dratabu, Nadi native is forging his… read more
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Depth and Determination: Fiji Water Flying Fijians Squad Ready for All Blacks Challenge
The Fiji Water Flying Fijians squad is intensifying their preparations for the upcoming match against the All Blacks at Snap Dragon Stadium in San Diego, United States,… read more
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“$65,000 Trade ‘Error’ Involving Punja Family Name Uncovered”
A broker was behind a $65,000 trade error linked to the Punja family name. The error on the South Pacific Stock Exchange involved four companies, three of… read more
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Demanding Fair Share: Landowners Push for Changes in Mineral Resource Development
The Government faces numerous challenges ahead if it aims to meet the demands of landowning units regarding mineral resource development. Recently, landowners from Navuniivi, Ra, and Namosi… read more
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Safety Concerns and Urgent Pleas: Road Conditions in Korotari Raise Alarms
Lorry and tractor drivers in Korotari, Labasa are increasingly concerned about their safety while driving on poorly maintained roads. Vishwa Chand, a local sugarcane farmer and lorry… read more
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Challenges and Consequences: The Debate on Reducing Value Added Tax
The Minister for Finance, Biman Prasad, stated yesterday that lowering the Value Added Tax (VAT) from 15 percent to nine percent would result in a $600 million… read more
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Geologist Mentors Olympic Sailor in Unique Partnership
American geologist Chris Goldfinger has been aiding national sailing representative Viliame Ratului in understanding aerodynamics, emphasizing the similarities between sails and wings. The two first met in… read more
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Fiji Navy Inquiry Reveals Critical Failures
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Board of Inquiry has held the Commanding Officer and his command team responsible for the grounding of Fiji’s patrol boat RFNS… read more
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Government Initiatives for Vulnerable Populace Revealed
The government has reiterated its commitment to supporting vulnerable populations, including the poor, children, and the disabled, as highlighted by Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection… read more