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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
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Ministry of Education Warns Public about Fake Free Online Courses Scam on Social Media
The Education Ministry is warning the public to be wary of fraudulent posts circulating on social media about free online courses. These posts are being misinterpreted by… read more
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Solomoni Nata Named New CEO of iTaukei Land Trust Board Following Successful Interim Period
Solomoni Nata has been officially named the CEO of the iTaukei Land Trust Board (iTTLB), following a successful period serving as interim chief. The announcement was made… read more
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Police Conduct Multiple Raids Seizing Illicit Substances and Cash, Numerous Arrests Made
Several raids carried out in the last day led to the uncovering of suspected illegal drugs and money thought to be crime proceeds. Assistant Commissioner of Police… read more
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“Fiji’s 2024-2025 Budget Allocates Increased Funds for Police Force Amid Slew of National Topics”
In his 2024-2025 budget, the Finance Minister announced a $226.8 million-dollar allocation to the Fiji Police Force, an increase of $47.1 million over last year’s budget. This… read more
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South Pacific Boxing Promotions Seeks Business Support to Revive Boxing in Vanua Levu
The South Pacific Boxing Promotions (SPBP) is making a call to corporate entities, encouraging them to support the development of boxing in Vanua Levu. The plea came… read more
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RFMF Naval Division Cracks Down on Illegal Fishing Practices in Fiji’s Maritime Regions
The Naval Division of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) has successfully implemented a series of operations aimed at enforcing maritime rules, with a special focus… read more
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Naburenitu Clan in Fiji Raises $200,000 for New Community Hall Construction
The Naburenitu Clan (Mataqali) successfully raised over $200,000, resulting in a new hall at Vitogo Village in Lautoka to accommodate clan meetings. The new building, inaugurated on… read more
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State-Owned and Private Companies Set to List on South Pacific Stock Exchange in Nod to Business Expansion and Growth
More state-owned and private sector companies are set to be listed on the South Pacific Stock Exchange (SPX) this year. Executive director Gaynesh Rueben emphasized that listing… read more
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Fiji Rugby Union Approves Structural Reform, Introduces New Managerial Entity for Longer-Term Strategy
Peter Mazey, the interim Trustees chairman of the Fiji Rugby Union (FRU), has announced that 26 member unions have voted for a new organisational structure at the… read more
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Fiji Executive Urges Government to Reconsider VAT Rate Amid Concerns Over Reduced Infrastructure Funding
Nilesh Lal, the executive director of Dialogue Fiji, is calling on the government to reconsider the Value Added Tax (VAT) rate in the next budget as a… read more
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“Nasinu Secondary School Girls’ Rugby Team Victory: Improvement Needed Ahead of Quarterfinals”
The Under-16 girls’ rugby team of Nasinu Secondary School triumphed over Naitasiri Secondary School with a score of 15-5 in their Weet-Bix Raluve Trophy match, which took… read more
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Fiji Labour Party Urges Government to Reveal Minimum Wage Review Report Findings
The Fiji Labour Party (FLP) is urging the government to make public the report of the review committee on Minimum Wage. FLP leader, Mahendra Chaudhry, emphasized the… read more
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Fiji Police Reveal Government Number Plates Used in Drug Trade Amidst Increased Efforts to Combat Narcotics
A new technique in the illegal drug trade has been discovered, with the Fiji Police Force revealing that Government car plates are being utilized for the distribution… read more
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FijiFirst Deregistered as a Political Party, MPs to Serve as Independents
The Opposition faction is currently without a political party, with its members set to function as independent Members of Parliament (MPs) following their inability to discuss their… read more