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Pilot and Passengers Escape Unhurt in Yasawa Aerodrome Incident
A recent incident at Yasawa Aerodrome left passengers and crew shaken but safe after a landing miscalculation. With damage to the aircraft prompting an investigation into safety protocols, the aviation community remains vigilant. What does this close call mean for future travel in Fiji? Discover the implications and the story behind the incident.
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rains and Thunderstorms: What You Need to Know!
Fiji is bracing for heavy rain and thunderstorms as an active trough of low pressure approaches. With warnings of flash flooding in low-lying areas, residents are urged to stay alert and prepared. What does this mean for your safety and daily life? Discover the full impact of this looming weather event.
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Fiji Police: A Fight Against Corruption Claims
In a decisive statement, Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew asserts that the Fiji Police Force stands firm against corruption, despite the missteps of a few. As allegations swirl in the media, Chew calls for credible evidence from the public, urging community involvement to uphold the integrity of the force. Discover what this means…
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Fiji Military Rallies to Aid Vanuatu Earthquake Recovery
A powerful earthquake has shaken Vanuatu, prompting a vital response from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces. As recovery efforts commence, the stakes are high for over 100,000 individuals affected. Discover how these brave soldiers are gearing up to make a difference amidst ongoing challenges like aftershocks and impending weather threats. Will their solidarity be…
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PM Rabuka Urges Common Sense in Law Enforcement After Viral Incident
In a recent controversy, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka called on public servants to balance the letter of the law with common sense following a heated incident involving a hefty fine imposed on a senior citizen. Highlighting the need for empathy in governance, Rabuka’s remarks could signal a shift towards more compassionate public service. What changes…
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Fiji Police Crack Down on Drug Offenders: 76 Arrested in One Week!
In a bold move to tackle drug-related crimes during the festive season, Fiji Police have made 76 arrests this week, with individuals ranging from a 19-year-old farmer to a 64-year-old man found with suspected marijuana. From surprising locations to notable attempts to evade capture, the details of these cases are both alarming and compelling. What…
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Miraculous Escape: Pilot and Passengers Safe After Yasawa Aerodrome Incident
A landing mishap at Yasawa Aerodrome left six passengers and their pilot shaken but unharmed. The GA-8 Airvan aircraft encountered unexpected difficulties upon landing, leading to damage but no serious injuries. With an investigation now underway, the focus turns to safety improvements in aviation. What led to this incident, and what lessons will be learned?…
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Fiji Rallies to Aid Vanuatu After Devastating Quakes
Fijian troops are gearing up for a crucial deployment to Vanuatu after a series of devastating earthquakes shook the region. With lives lost and infrastructure damaged, the collaborative efforts of neighboring nations are coming together to aid in recovery. What challenges lie ahead for these humanitarian efforts? Discover more about this unfolding situation and the…
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Fiji’s PM Calls Out Media Over Exaggerated Poisoning Claims
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has challenged the recent international media portrayals of an alleged alcohol poisoning at a Fiji resort, calling them “highly exaggerated.” As concerns arise over the wellbeing of guests, the government is taking significant steps to combat misinformation. Discover how Fiji’s leadership is working to maintain its reputation as a safe travel…
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Fiji’s Economic Outlook: Rhetoric or Reality?
The Fiji Labour Party raises alarms over Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad’s optimistic economic outlook, questioning its alignment with current indicators. Former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry highlights concerns about reliance on tourism and the need for diversification amid rising living costs and government debt. Could the government’s strategies be putting Fiji’s economic stability at risk?…
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Fiji Launches High-Tech Research Vessel for Ocean Exploration
Fiji is embarking on a groundbreaking journey with the launch of its new research vessel, ‘Yau Dikevi’. This state-of-the-art floating laboratory promises to revolutionize marine research and enhance protection of the nation’s vibrant ecosystems. Discover how this initiative aims to tackle climate change and contribute to global scientific knowledge, all from the shores of Fiji.
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Police Crack Down on Drug Operations: Multiple Arrests and Seizures Ahead of Festive Season
A recent police operation in Narere led to the arrest of five individuals and the seizure of suspicious substances, while efforts in Savusavu resulted in the uprooting of over 270 potential marijuana plants. With daily raids and community involvement on the rise, authorities are determined to tackle drug-related issues head-on during the festive season. What…
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rain and Possible Flooding
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are on the horizon for Fiji as an active weather system approaches. With localized flash flooding a real concern, residents are urged to stay vigilant. Will your area be affected? Find out more about what to expect in the coming days.
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Fiji Police Force: A Stand Against Corruption Claims
In a bold statement, Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew has defended the integrity of the Fiji Police Force against recent corruption allegations. With a call for transparency and accountability, he insists that the actions of a few do not tarnish the reputation of the many dedicated officers committed to upholding ethical standards. What…
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Fiji Military Forces Mobilized for Vanuatu Earthquake Recovery Efforts
In the wake of a devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake, Fiji stands ready to assist Vanuatu, with troops deployed on a critical recovery mission. This swift response highlights a deep-rooted commitment to regional solidarity in times of crisis. What challenges lie ahead for both nations as they navigate this trying period? Discover how military support and…
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“Prime Minister Calls for Common Sense in Controversial Fining Incident”
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka calls for a more compassionate approach from public servants in interpreting the law, following a controversial $150 fine issued to an elderly woman. This incident has ignited discussions on the importance of common sense and empathy in public service. What changes could this lead to in the community? Dive into the…
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Fiji’s Drug Busts Surge: 76 Arrested in One Week
In a bold move against drug offenses, the Fiji Police Force has detained 76 individuals this week. As the festive season approaches, law enforcement ramps up efforts to combat substance abuse, showcasing a commitment to community safety. Among those arrested are individuals from various walks of life, revealing the widespread nature of the issue. What…
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Close Call at Yasawa: Aircraft Misjudges Landing, Passengers Safe
A recent incident at Yasawa Aerodrome has raised crucial questions about aviation safety. A GA-8 Airvan overran the runway during landing, leaving passengers shaken but unharmed. As investigations are set to begin, what will be revealed about the factors leading to this mishap? Discover the details and potential implications for air travel in the region.
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Turtle Sanctuary: Unearthing The Secrets of ‘The Belly Button of a Lady’
Join Ana Madigibuli as she embarks on a captivating journey to a turtle sanctuary hidden within the stunning landscapes of Duff Reef. Discover the rich history behind this marine biodiversity hotspot and the unwavering commitment of its custodians to preserve their natural heritage. What secrets lie beneath the waves? Dive into the adventure!
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Bridging Cultures: Lessons from Papua’s Development in Fiji
A recent forum in Suva brought together leaders and community representatives to explore the developmental successes of Papua and how these lessons can inform progress in Fiji and the wider Pacific. With insights from notable speakers and a focus on collaboration, the event highlighted the powerful role of local culture and youth in driving socio-economic…
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Unveiling the Heart of Christmas: A Journey of Joy and Hope
Experience the magic of Christmas as families gather to create lasting memories and celebrate timeless traditions. As we unwrap the significance behind each ornament and gift, the season invites reflection on the true meaning of love, hope, and togetherness. Dive into this heartfelt exploration of what makes the holidays truly special.
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Preserving Heritage: The Significance of Solomon Islands Pidgin Language Week
Discover the intertwining histories of Fiji and the Solomon Islands as they navigate the legacies of colonialism and cultural resilience. This year’s celebrations of Solomon Islands Pidgin Language Week brought forth powerful stories of heritage and identity. Join us as we explore the impact of language on community and the ongoing efforts to preserve this…
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From Struggles to Success: The Inspiring Journey of a Rewa Entrepreneur
Discover the inspiring journey of Leone Nabaraki, an entrepreneur from Nasigatoka Village who turned setbacks into successes. From a humble vegetable stall to a thriving riverside café, Nabaraki’s story highlights the power of resilience and community support. As he navigates challenges and plans exciting expansions, his determination shines as a beacon for aspiring entrepreneurs. What…
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Fiji Rallies to Aid Vanuatu After Devastating Quakes
Fiji is stepping up to support Vanuatu following devastating earthquakes that have left a deep mark on the nation. As rescue and rehabilitation efforts unfold, the commitment of Fijian troops signals a united front among Pacific nations. What challenges lie ahead for the affected areas, and how can the region come together in recovery? Discover…
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Fiji’s Prime Minister Defends Island’s Image Amid Alcohol Poisoning Claims
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has addressed recent media reports concerning a suspected alcohol poisoning incident at a popular Fiji resort, labeling them as “highly exaggerated.” With a focus on ensuring travelers feel safe, Rabuka urges clarity and reassures potential visitors that Fiji remains a secure and appealing destination. What led to these alarming reports, and…
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Fiji’s Economic Woes: Is Government Optimism Just Empty Promises?
The Fiji Labour Party raises red flags over the government’s optimistic economic projections, questioning the long-term viability amidst global uncertainties. With concerns about reliance on tourism and a skills shortage, former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry warns of potential pitfalls that could threaten the nation’s financial stability. What does the future hold for Fiji’s economy? Click…
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Fiji Launches Cutting-Edge Research Vessel to Champion Ocean Exploration
Fiji’s new research vessel, ‘Yau Dikevi,’ has officially launched, promising to revolutionize marine research and environmental sustainability in the region. Equipped with advanced scientific tools, this floating laboratory will explore and protect Fiji’s precious marine resources. Discover what this means for the future of oceanic studies and environmental stewardship in the islands.
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Police Crack Down on Drug Activity Amid Festive Season
In a bold display of law enforcement action, police have launched multiple drug raids, resulting in significant seizures and arrests. With the festive season approaching, authorities are doubling down on their efforts to combat illegal drug activities, showcasing the vital role community support plays in these operations. Discover how these actions are shaping a safer…
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms: Are You Prepared?
Fiji is bracing for significant rainfall and thunderstorms as a heavy rain warning is issued. With an active trough moving in, northern regions face the brunt of this weather event. Are you prepared for potential flash floods and isolated thunderstorms? Discover what this means for your area and how to stay safe.
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Fiji Police Chief Defends Integrity Amidst Corruption Claims
In a bold declaration, Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew insists that the Fiji Police Force is not corrupt, despite recent allegations. He emphasizes that while a few individuals may have acted unethically, these isolated incidents do not define the entire organization. Chew’s commitment to transparency and accountability raises questions about the integrity of policing…