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Fiji Seeks Chinese Investors to Boost Timber Exports
Fiji is opening its doors to Chinese investors, aiming to revolutionize the timber export industry. With a focus on value-added products, the initiative seeks to transform raw materials into fine furniture tailored for the Chinese market. Discover how this move could reshape trade relations and elevate Fiji’s economic landscape. Curious about what’s next for this…
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Fiji Police Investigate UK Sex Workers Amid Controversial Claims
Fiji is now at the center of a controversial investigation involving UK sex workers Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight. Allegations have surfaced regarding their intentions during Australia’s ‘schoolies’ celebration, leading to unexpected scrutiny from local authorities. As social media posts raise questions about their activities and legal standing, the fallout promises to spark crucial discussions…
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Deadline Looms for Tenants: Settle Rental Arrears or Face Consequences
The i-Taukei Land Trust Board is sounding the alarm for tenants to settle their rental arrears before the impending November 30 deadline. With potential repercussions looming, including land repossession, how can tenants navigate this urgent situation? Find out about TLTB’s proactive measures and the support available to help clear outstanding payments. Don’t miss this important…
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Fiji’s Child Abuse Crisis: Are We Turning a Blind Eye?
A distressing crisis of child abuse has been unveiled in Fiji, with staggering statistics revealing that 68% of cases involve severe forms of mistreatment. Opposition MP Penioni Ravunawa is calling for urgent action and community involvement to protect the nation’s most vulnerable. As World Children’s Day highlights the importance of child safety, the need for…
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Fiji’s Bold Call for Climate Justice: A Transition to a Fossil Fuel-Free Future
Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister is making waves at COP29, pushing for a swift transition from fossil fuels. As Pacific Island nations face dire climate impacts, he underscores the urgent need for collaboration and financial support in the fight for climate justice. Discover how these efforts could reshape the future for vulnerable nations and the planet.
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Child Abuse Crisis: Shocking New Stats Reveal Alarming Patterns
Shocking statistics reveal that in 2023, a staggering 1,477 cases of child abuse were reported, with a troubling 73% involving familiar perpetrators. Minister Lynda Tabuya stresses the urgent need for intervention as the government strives to protect children’s rights. Discover how upcoming events this November could spark vital discussions and actions for child welfare. Click…
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Fiji’s Image at Stake: Controversial Visitors Spark Outrage
Fiji’s picturesque reputation as a tourist paradise is at risk, and the government isn’t taking it lightly. Discover how Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka is addressing concerns surrounding the recent arrival of UK adult actresses and their potential impact on the nation’s family-friendly appeal. What actions are being taken to protect Fiji’s tourism image? Click…
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Fiji 7s Teams Gear Up for Exciting Oceania 7s Championship!
Get ready for an exhilarating showdown as the Fiji 7s and Fijiana 7s teams gear up for the Oceania 7s Championship! With a lineup of fierce competitors and a chance to gain invaluable experience, both teams are poised to make their mark. Discover how this pivotal tournament is set to shape the future of rugby…
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Fiji Welcomes ‘The Flash’ as Radradra’s Replacement Ahead of Key Test
As the Flying Fijians gear up for their final northern tour test against Ireland, they welcome a new face to the training camp. Winger Peniasi Dakuwaqa, known as ‘The Flash,’ steps in for the suspended Semi Radradra, adding a thrilling edge to the squad. Will Dakuwaqa rise to the occasion and help secure a memorable…
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“Fatal Risks: The Hidden Dangers of Drinking and Driving This Festive Season”
A morning motor vehicle accident in Saqani has raised serious concerns about road safety as authorities link the incident to alcohol consumption. With one passenger hospitalized and others treated for minor injuries, the ongoing problem of driving under the influence is brought to light. As the festive season approaches, a call for responsible behavior on…
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Fiji Police Investigate Controversial Claims by UK Sex Workers
Fiji is currently at the center of controversy as investigators look into claims involving UK sex workers Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight. Allegations suggest they may have been planning to provide free services in connection with Australia’s ‘Schoolies’ celebrations, raising eyebrows among Fijian authorities. With a beach day backdrop and provocative social media posts fueling…
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Deadline Approaches: TLTB Urges Tenants to Settle Rental Arrears
The i-Taukei Land Trust Board (TLTB) is sounding the alarm as the deadline for outstanding rent payments approaches. With a grace period ending soon, tenants are urged to act quickly to avoid potential consequences. Discover what support is available and why timely payments are crucial for both tenants and landowners. Don’t miss this important message…
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Fiji’s Child Abuse Crisis: A Call to Action
Fiji is facing a shocking crisis in child safety, with alarming statistics revealing that a staggering 68% of abuse cases involve neglect and violence. Opposition MP Penioni Ravunawa calls for urgent action to address this disturbing trend. Discover the vital steps needed to safeguard the future of the nation’s children and the collective responsibility we…
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Fiji Leads the Charge for Climate Justice with Fossil Fuel Transition
Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister has sparked a call to action for global climate justice, emphasizing a swift transition from fossil fuels. With Pacific Island nations facing dire consequences from climate change, learn how their leadership could inspire a worldwide movement for sustainability. Discover the key initiatives being championed and why urgent collective action is crucial.
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Family Ties: Shocking Stats Reveal Who Abuses Children Most
In 2023, alarming statistics reveal that a staggering number of child abuse cases are perpetrated by those who should provide protection. With immediate family members involved in half of these incidents, the urgency for intervention is more critical than ever. Discover the implications of these findings and the government’s commitment to safeguarding children’s rights throughout…
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Fiji’s Tourism Minister Takes Stand Against Controversial Adult Actresses
Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka raises alarms about the potential arrival of certain adult film actresses in Fiji, fearing their influence could tarnish the nation’s family-friendly reputation. With the government poised to take action regarding their visas, the focus remains on preserving Fiji’s image as a safe and welcoming tourist destination. What measures are being…
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Fiji Police Investigate UK Sex Workers’ Controversial Claims
Investigations are underway as two UK sex workers, Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight, are reportedly in Fiji amid claims of offering free services to schoolies. With serious implications for both tourism and local laws, what consequences might this have for the region? Click to uncover the unfolding story.
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Deadline Looms for TLTB Tenants: Settle Your Arrears Now!
The i-Taukei Land Trust Board is urging tenants to address their outstanding rental payments before the grace period ends on November 30. With follow-up visits planned and financial assistance options available, the board emphasizes the importance of compliance to avoid serious repercussions. What does this mean for the community? Find out more about the ramifications…
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Fiji’s Alarming Child Abuse Crisis: What You Need to Know
Opposition MP Penioni Ravunawa has raised alarming concerns about escalating child abuse rates in Fiji, revealing shocking statistics that call for urgent action. As the shadow minister for health emphasizes the shocking reality of abuse and its perpetrators, he urges the public to move from silence to advocacy this World Children’s Day. Discover the implications…
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Fiji’s Bold Climate Justice Push: A Call for Urgent Action
Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister shines a spotlight on climate justice at COP29, emphasizing the urgent need for a shift away from fossil fuels. Discover how Pacific Island nations are leading the charge for sustainable solutions amid escalating climate challenges. Will the world heed their call for action?