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Fijiana XVs Fall Short Against Samoa in World Rugby WXV3 Clash
In a tough World Rugby WXV3 clash, the Vodafone Fijiana XVs faced Manusina Samoa and suffered a notable defeat. Despite individual efforts from their captain and fullback, the Fijiana struggled defensively against a dominant Samoan offense. As they prepare for their next pivotal match against Spain, tension builds—can they turn their fortunes around?
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High-Profile Court Case Unfolds: Former Attorney-General Faces Serious Charges
Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is making headlines as he prepares to face a slew of serious charges in court today. With allegations ranging from abuse of office to unlawful gun carriage on aircraft, the case promises to reveal shocking details. Join us to uncover what unfolds in the Nadi Magistrates Court this afternoon.
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High-Profile Figures Granted Bail Amid Serious Charges
High-profile figures, including a former Attorney General and CEOs, are facing serious charges as they navigate a complex legal landscape. With their bail granted under strict conditions, the implications of this case could shake the foundations of aviation security and public trust. What does this mean for the future? Discover the details behind the headlines.
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Fiji Responds: Evacuation Orders Amid Rising Middle East Tensions
As tensions rise in the Middle East, the Fijian Government urges its citizens to evacuate affected areas, emphasizing safety first. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reveals Fiji’s enduring commitment to peacekeeping despite the escalating conflict. What measures are being implemented, and how will this impact Fijian peacekeepers abroad? Discover more about Fiji’s role in this unfolding…
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Fiji’s Bold Leap Towards 90% Renewable Energy by 2035!
Energy Fiji Limited is setting its sights on a greener future with a bold plan to source 90% of its energy from renewable resources by 2035. Discover how the potential development of the Namosi Hydro-electric scheme could transform the energy landscape and what crucial factors are being considered in this ambitious initiative. Don’t miss the…
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Fiji’s Presidential Nominee Unveiled Amid Allegations
A pivotal development in Fijian politics has emerged as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announces Ratu Wiliame Katonivere as the new presidential nominee. Amidst concerns regarding previous candidates, the Prime Minister assures that inquiries have cleared the air. What does this mean for the future of Fiji’s leadership? Dive into the details as the special session…
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Fiji’s Political Turmoil: Controversial Appointment Sparks Outcry
The Fiji Labour Party has launched a scathing critique of Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s remarks on the legitimacy of Barbara Malimali’s appointment as FICAC Commissioner. With allegations of illegality surrounding her hiring, questions arise about the motives at play and the implications for ongoing investigations. Dive into the political tensions and controversies that could reshape…
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Fiji Bula Boys Face Uncertainty as World Cup Qualifiers Loom
As the FIFA World Cup qualifiers approach, Fiji’s head coach Rob Sherman navigates the unexpected shifts in coaching among their rivals. With new leadership shaking up strategies, will the Bula Boys be able to adapt and seize their home advantage? The tension builds as they prepare for this crucial stage.
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Water Supply Restoration: What’s Next for Fiji?
Restoration efforts are well underway for the water supply in Fiji, following crucial upgrades to the system. With teams actively working to normalize flow and refill reservoirs, residents can expect significant improvements soon. What does this mean for the affected areas? Discover the latest updates and what’s next for the water supply situation.
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Parliamentary Apologies: A Call for Decorum Amidst Controversy
Tensions in the House escalate as apologies fly following a controversial Ministerial Statement. With decorum at stake, how will members navigate the fallout? Discover the full story behind the heated exchange and the call for composure in Parliament.
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Fiji Takes a Step Towards Healing: Truth and Reconciliation Bill Introduced
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has made a significant move by introducing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Bill 2024 in Parliament. This landmark legislation seeks to pave the way for open dialogue and healing within Fiji. What does this mean for the nation’s future? Discover the key elements of the bill and the potential impact of…
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Water Crisis in Fiji: Opposition MP Calls for School Closures
Opposition MP Ketan Lal raises urgent concerns over the health and safety of students as the Ministry of Education considers keeping schools open amid impending water cuts. His call for action emphasizes the need for immediate solutions to ensure the well-being of both students and teachers. What could this mean for the future of education…
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High-Profile Legal Drama Unfolds at Nadi Court: Former Attorney-General in Hot Water
Controversy looms as former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum faces serious legal challenges at the Nadi Magistrates Court today. With multiple charges including abuse of office and the unlawful carriage of firearms on aircraft, the implications of these accusations are far-reaching. Who else is implicated in this unfolding drama? Stay tuned as the details emerge.
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High-Profile Figures Granted Bail Amid Serious Charges
In a shocking turn of events, notable figures including former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum have been granted bail amidst serious charges related to aviation security and corruption. As the legal drama unfolds, the implications of these allegations stir questions about accountability and the future of those involved. What will happen next? Stay tuned for updates.
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Fiji’s Prime Minister Addresses Rising Middle East Tensions: What’s Next?
In light of rising tensions between Israel and Iran, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announces evacuation advisories for Fijians in affected regions. With a commitment to peacekeeping and a focus on safety, discover how Fiji plans to navigate this volatile situation and the implications for its citizens abroad. What does this mean for global peace efforts?…
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Fiji’s Bold Leap Towards 90% Renewable Energy by 2035
Energy Fiji Limited is on a mission to transform its energy landscape, aiming for a staggering 90% of its needs to come from renewable sources by 2035. With exciting initiatives in the works, including a promising hydro-electric scheme in Namosi, the future of clean energy in Fiji is taking shape. What will the feasibility study…
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Fiji’s Presidential Nominee Announced Amid Controversy
In a pivotal moment for Fiji, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has unveiled Ratu Wiliame Katonivere as the presidential candidate ahead of an upcoming parliamentary election. Amidst swirling concerns and investigations, Rabuka’s decision to withdraw his own nomination raises questions about the integrity and future of the presidency. What key revelations lie behind this announcement? Click…
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Fiji’s Labour Party Questions Legitimacy of FICAC Commissioner Appointment
Tensions rise as the Fiji Labour Party questions the legitimacy of Barbara Malimali’s appointment as FICAC Commissioner. With allegations of misconduct and a potential conflict of interest, the implications of this controversial appointment could have far-reaching effects on political integrity. Discover more about the fallout and what’s at stake in this unfolding drama.
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Fiji’s Bula Boys Face Unpredictable Challenge Ahead of World Cup Qualifiers
As the FIFA World Cup qualifiers approach, Fiji’s head coach Rob Sherman reveals his concerns over the surprises their team might face from new coaching changes in rival squads. With key opponents now led by unfamiliar faces, how will it impact their strategy? Discover what Sherman thinks about navigating this unpredictable landscape and the pivotal…
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Education Under Threat: Should Schools Close Amid Water Cuts?
Opposition MP Ketan Lal is urging the Ministry of Education to take immediate action in response to planned water cuts affecting schools in the central division. Highlighting significant health and safety concerns for students and teachers, Lal’s call for closures sparks an urgent debate on the adequacy of resources in educational settings. What measures should…