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Fiji Unveils Plans for New Drug Rehabilitation Centre
A new chapter in Fiji’s approach to drug rehabilitation is unfolding, as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announces the approval for a dedicated Drug Rehabilitation Centre. This initiative aims to transform the lives of convicted drug offenders by focusing on recovery rather than punishment. Are we witnessing a significant shift towards a more compassionate justice system?…
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Cabinet Approves Land Grant Amid Highway Changes
In a bold move for land management and infrastructure development, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has announced a significant State Grant to Robert Pearson Miller, reviving a closed road linked to historical land agreements. This decision, rooted in decades of discussions, signals a shift towards enhancing connectivity and stimulating local economies. With ambitious projects like the…
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Political Maneuvering: Can Rabuka Amend the Constitution?
As Fiji’s political landscape shifts, former MP Tanya Waqanika’s endorsement of Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s quest to amend the Constitution ignites discussions about unity and representation. With the Coalition Government eyeing significant changes, what does the future hold for Fijian democracy? The journey toward inclusivity and collaboration may just be beginning.
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$1 Million Revamp: Labasa Hospital’s Emergency Department Unveiled!
A significant milestone in Fiji’s healthcare journey has been reached with the refurbishment of the Emergency Department at Labasa Hospital, thanks to the efforts of international partners. This $1 million project is just the beginning of broader initiatives aimed at enhancing medical services across the nation. Discover how this transformation could shape the future of…
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Fiji Launches New Drug Rehab Center for Offenders
In a significant move towards tackling drug addiction, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has unveiled plans for a new Drug Rehabilitation Centre within the Fiji Corrections Service. This pioneering initiative aims to shift the focus from punishment to rehabilitation, fostering hope for offenders seeking recovery. What does this mean for Fiji’s approach to drug abuse and…
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Cabinet Approves State Grant to Former Closed Road for Land Conversion
A significant decision by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka could reshape Fiji’s infrastructure landscape. The Cabinet’s approval for a State Grant to convert a closed road paves the way for enhanced land utilization and reflects a commitment to community development. This move aligns with a major road upgrade project aimed at fostering economic growth in rural…
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Pryde’s Comeback: New Chapter for Fiji’s DPP After Controversy
Christopher Pryde is set to return as Fiji’s Director of Public Prosecutions after a tribunal cleared him of misconduct allegations. His reinstatement not only restores his position but also brings attention to pivotal clarifications in Fiji’s legal framework. As he prepares to reclaim his role, the implications for accountability and public trust in the judicial…
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$1 Million Revamp: Fiji’s Labasa Hospital Emergency Department Gets a New Lease on Life
The recent renovation of the Emergency Department at Labasa Hospital marks a significant advancement in Fiji’s healthcare infrastructure. With a $1 million investment from KOICA, the newly launched facility promises to enhance urgent medical care for northern communities. As health officials outline future projects, the importance of international collaboration becomes ever clearer. Discover how these…
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Fiji Launches New Drug Rehabilitation Centre for Offenders
A transformative initiative is on the horizon for Fiji as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announces the creation of a Drug Rehabilitation Centre within the Fiji Corrections Service. This pioneering move shifts focus from punishment to rehabilitation, aiming to support offenders in their recovery journeys. With adherence to health standards, the center seeks to foster healthier…
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State Grant Approved for Land Conversion in Fiji
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s Cabinet has taken a noteworthy step in land management by approving a State Grant for the conversion of a closed road. This decision, rooted in decades of discussions, aims to honor historical agreements while addressing current needs. As infrastructure projects like the ambitious Vanua Levu Road Upgrade gain momentum, the potential…
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Real Estate Scam: Businessman Denies Deception Charges
A businessman is facing serious allegations of deception in the real estate sector, accused of misleading a couple into a fraudulent property purchase. As the case unfolds in court, the focus sharpens on the critical issues of integrity and consumer vigilance in property transactions. With a trial set for early 2025, the ramifications of this…
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Calls for Constitutional Change: Political Maneuvering in Fiji
Tanya Waqanika’s unwavering support for Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka signals a pivotal moment in Fiji’s political landscape as they strive for constitutional reform. With a well-structured strategy aimed at uniting various factions within Parliament, Rabuka plans to tackle the necessary amendments despite facing formidable challenges. Explore how their collaboration could reshape governance in Fiji and…
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Consultation Sparks Debate: Will the ‘No Repeat Policy’ Make a Comeback?
A pivotal National Consultation is set to take place on January 16, 2025, in Suva, focusing on the contentious proposal to repeal the ‘No Repeat Policy’ in education. As concerns mount over students’ academic performance and motivation, stakeholders from various fields are poised to voice their opinions. With alarming statistics revealing that nearly half of…
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Newly Refurbished Labasa Hospital Emergency Department: A $1M Leap for Fijian Healthcare
A transformative leap for Fiji’s healthcare has arrived with the newly renovated Emergency Department at Labasa Hospital. This $1 million venture, backed by the Korean International Cooperation Agency, represents a commitment to local medical services and patient care. Discover how this bold initiative aims to reshape emergency healthcare in Fiji and what’s next on the…
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Fiji Unveils New Approach to Drug Rehabilitation
A new chapter in Fiji’s approach to drug addiction begins as the government unveils plans for a Drug Rehabilitation Centre within the Fiji Corrections Service. This transformative initiative aims to shift the focus from punishment to rehabilitation, fostering a path for offenders to reintegrate into society. Discover how this significant move could reshape the future…
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State Grant Approved: A Road Reimagined for Robert Pearson Miller
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has unveiled a pivotal decision regarding land management in Fiji, announcing the Cabinet’s approval for a State Grant to Robert Pearson Miller. This development not only stems from historical land agreements dating back to the 1970s but also signifies a shift towards maximizing the utility of previously closed roads. As infrastructure…
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Real Estate Deception: Businessman Pleads Not Guilty
A businessman faces serious allegations of deception in a high-stakes real estate case that has captured community attention. Nahroon Buksh has entered a not guilty plea to charges of fraudulently obtaining funds from unsuspecting buyers. As the details unfold, the trial promises to shed light on the integrity of the real estate industry and the…
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Support Grows for Constitutional Change in Fiji
Tensions rise as Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka faces the daunting task of amending the 2013 Constitution. With nearly 70% of parliamentary backing but needing a three-quarters majority, the path ahead is fraught with challenges. Former MP Tanya Waqanika’s endorsement adds a layer of intrigue to Rabuka’s ambitious plans for a more inclusive governance model.…
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Consultation Sparks Debate on Education Policy Changes
A pivotal National Consultation is on the horizon, where stakeholders will convene to address the contentious ‘No Repeat Policy’ in Fijian education. As alarming statistics reveal a troubling trend in student performance, this gathering aims to foster dialogue on whether automatic progression truly serves the best interests of learners. Will this initiative spark the reforms…
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DPP Pryde Set to Resume Duties Amid Controversy
Christopher Pryde is set to reclaim his position as Fiji’s Director of Public Prosecutions on January 20 after a tribunal cleared him of misconduct allegations. With a landmark ruling on the definition of “misbehaviour,” the outcome not only restores his role but also promises to bolster public trust in Fiji’s legal institutions. What does this…
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$1 Million Renovation: A New Era for Labasa Hospital Emergency Department
A major milestone for Fiji’s healthcare has been achieved with the renovation of the Labasa Hospital Emergency Department, thanks to a $1 million project completed by KOICA. The new facility aims to enhance patient care and reflects a commitment to improving health services across the nation. Discover the broader implications of this development and what…
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Fiji’s New Hope: Drug Rehab Centre Approved by Cabinet
A transformative step is underway in Fiji’s approach to drug addiction. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has revealed plans for a new Drug Rehabilitation Centre within the Fiji Corrections Service, aiming to shift focus from punishment to rehabilitation for offenders. Discover how this initiative seeks to reshape lives and enhance community safety, fostering a restorative justice…
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State Grant Approved: A New Chapter for Suva-Nadi Highway Land
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has made a pivotal announcement regarding the approval of a State Grant, a decision rooted in decades of land management discussions. As the government adapts to evolving community needs, this move highlights a commitment to historical agreements while paving the way for significant infrastructure developments. With major projects like the Vanua…
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Support Grows for Controversial Constitutional Amendments in Fiji
Amidst the challenges of constitutional reform, former MP Tanya Waqanika has thrown her weight behind Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s efforts to rally broader parliamentary support. With a strategy aimed at fostering dialogue and inclusivity, Rabuka seeks to amend the 2013 Constitution to better reflect Fiji’s multicultural identity. What does this mean for the future of…
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Education Reforms in Focus: What’s Next for the No Repeat Policy?
A pivotal National Consultation is set for January 16, 2025, to discuss the future of Fiji’s Automatic Progression policy. With concerns mounting over recent student performance and the effectiveness of automatic promotion, educational stakeholders will gather to explore potential reforms. Will this consultation pave the way for a more accountable education system? The discussions promise…
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Fiji’s Emergency Care Gets a $1 Million Boost!
A significant milestone for healthcare in Fiji has been achieved with the completion of the renovation of Labasa Hospital’s Emergency Department. This $1 million project, backed by KOICA, promises to improve critical care in the region. With ongoing support and future plans for further infrastructure enhancements, the outlook for Fijian healthcare is becoming increasingly optimistic.…
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Fiji to Launch New Drug Rehabilitation Centre for Offenders
A transformative initiative is on the horizon with the approval of a new Drug Rehabilitation Centre within Fiji’s Corrections Service. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasizes a shift towards rehabilitation, aiming to support offenders in their recovery journey. This approach not only targets drug addiction but also promotes reintegration into society, offering hope for a healthier,…
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Cabinet Greenlights State Grant for Former Road Conversion
In a significant move, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has announced the approval of a State Grant aimed at revitalizing a previously closed road, a decision steeped in historical context. This development is part of a broader vision for infrastructure improvement in Fiji, promising to empower local communities and enhance economic growth. As the government shifts…
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DPP Christopher Pryde Set to Resume Duties Amid Controversy
Christopher Pryde is set to return as Fiji’s Director of Public Prosecutions after a tribunal cleared him of misconduct allegations. His reinstatement not only restores his role but also raises important questions about judicial processes and accountability. What implications will this have for Fiji’s legal framework?
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Real Estate Scandal: Businessman Faces Deception Charges
A businessman faces serious allegations of fraud in the real estate sector, accused of deceiving a couple into purchasing a property he didn’t own. With a notable trial set for 2025, the case raises critical questions about integrity and transparency in property transactions. As the community waits for justice, concerns about consumer protection and ethical…