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  • Fiji’s Game-Changing Alliance with Japan for Disaster Resilience

    Fiji is gearing up for an impactful partnership with Japan’s Asian Disaster Reduction Centre, aiming to revolutionize its disaster management strategies. Discover how this collaboration could transform Fiji’s approach to natural hazards and climate challenges, enhancing community safety and resilience. What lessons can be learned from Japan’s strategies? Find out more in the full article!

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  • Record-Breaking Success: Vodafone Festival Celebrates Community Spirit

    The Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North has concluded with a remarkable achievement, raising $327,000 for the community. In a heartfelt thanksgiving event, festival committee president Zaheen Ibrahim reflected on the hard work and dedication that made this possible. Discover the impactful projects funded by the festival and the special moments shared among committee members…

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  • Meet the Remarkable Teen Making Waves as ASB President!

    Meet Deborah Selenia Vasuilakeba, a remarkable 17-year-old making a difference as the Associated Student Body president at Everett High School. Hailing from Namata Village in Fiji, Deborah’s inspiring journey is filled with leadership, joy, and transformative experiences. Discover how this talented young woman balances her school life, sports, and her passion for unity, all while…

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  • Political Factions or Credible Leadership: What Does Fiji Really Need?

    As political tensions rise in Fiji ahead of the 2026 elections, Savenaca Narube calls for unity and integrity among leadership. Can the nation overcome deep-seated distrust and factional divides? Discover Narube’s vision for genuine change and the responsibility of voters as they prepare to make impactful choices.

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  • A Mother’s Heartfelt Warning: The Deadly Dangers of Drugs

    A heart-wrenching plea emerges from Melesi Ratoto, who recently faced the devastating loss of her son to drug abuse. As she shares her family’s painful journey, her message is clear: stay away from drugs before it’s too late. In a raw and emotional appeal, she warns of the destructive path that led her son to…

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  • Fiji’s Bold Push for 100% Birth Registration by 2026

    The Minister for Justice is set to embark on a pivotal mission to Bangkok with the aim of transforming birth and death registration in Fiji. With an ambitious target of achieving 100% birth registration by 2026, will this visit pave the way for significant change? Discover the challenges faced and the strategies in place to…

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  • USP in Turmoil: Calls for Vice-Chancellor’s Resignation Amid Protests

    Tension is mounting at the University of the South Pacific as Vice-Chancellor Pal Ahluwalia faces growing calls for his resignation amidst staff protests. With accusations of mismanagement swirling and key figures like biologist Dr. Tamara Osborne-Naikatini embroiled in controversy, the situation raises questions about the university’s future. What does this turmoil mean for students and…

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  • Fiji and Japan Team Up for Enhanced Disaster Resilience

    Fiji is ramping up its disaster management efforts through a key partnership with Japan’s Asian Disaster Reduction Centre. With promising initiatives on the horizon, including enhanced early warning systems and vital capacity building, this collaboration could transform Fiji’s approach to resilience against natural disasters. Discover how this partnership is set to shape the future of…

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  • Fiji’s Birth Registration Goal: A Minister’s Mission in Bangkok

    As the Minister for Justice gears up for a pivotal trip to Bangkok, Fiji’s ambitious goal of achieving 100% birth registration by 2026 hangs in the balance. With 20% of the population still unaccounted for, significant challenges remain. What strategies will the ministry unveil to tackle this pressing issue? Dive into the article to discover…

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  • Vodafone Festival Shatters Records with $327,000 Raised!

    The Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North celebrated a record-breaking $327,000 in fundraising efforts, leaving a lasting impact on the community. Discover how the festival’s success intertwined with strong local support and what exciting future projects are on the horizon!

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  • Controversy Erupts at University of the South Pacific: Calls for Leadership Change

    Tensions are rising at the University of the South Pacific as staff unions demand the resignation of Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia amidst allegations of mismanagement and a controversial dismissal. Protests have erupted on campus, leaving students in the dark and pointing to a leadership crisis. What sparked this unrest, and how will it unfold for…

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  • Political Turmoil: Can Fiji Trust Its Leaders Again?

    As factions within the government surface, Savenaca Narube raises critical concerns about the future of Fiji’s leadership. With rumors of a political split brewing, he urges a focus on integrity over party politics. Explore his insights on the necessary qualities for transformative leadership and the crucial role voters play in shaping the nation’s future. Are…

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  • A Mother’s Heartfelt Plea: Save Our Youth from Drug Despair

    A heart-wrenching plea from a grieving mother brings to light the devastating impact of drug abuse. After losing her son to health complications linked to excessive substance use, Melesi Ratoto is determined to warn others about the perils associated with drugs. Her story serves as a powerful reminder of the unseen tragedies that can stem…

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  • Hibiscus Festival Harassment Investigation: What Lies Ahead?

    A recent independent investigation into harassment allegations from the Hibiscus Festival’s crowning night has wrapped up, with findings now under review by the Ministry of Local Government. While the details remain under wraps, Minister Maciu Nalumisa assures a thorough and impartial process. As a police investigation is also in motion, questions linger about the events…

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  • Vodafone Festival Breaks Records: A Celebration of Community Spirit

    The Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North made waves last month, raising an impressive $317,000. As the first female president of the festival committee, Zaheen Ibrahim not only celebrated this milestone but also reflected on the immense teamwork behind the scenes. Discover how this successful event is set to leave a lasting impact on the…

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  • “Divided We Fall: Fiji’s Political Tensions Rise”

    In a bold declaration, Minister Vatimi Rayalu addresses potential dissent within the People’s Alliance Party, sending a clear message to those contemplating a split. With the 2026 elections looming, tensions rise as he emphasizes unity and commitment to the voters who supported their vision. What does this mean for the future of Fiji’s political landscape?…

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  • Urgent Call for Help: Fijian Schools Still in Tents

    Urgent cries for change echo from the Fijian Teachers Association as they spotlight the dire circumstances faced by students in the Northern region. With some classes still held in temporary tents, the call for immediate government action has never been more pressing. Discover the challenges threatening these learning environments and the political tensions that may…

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  • From Fiji to Harvard: Meet the First Fijian PhD in Planetary Health

    Discover the inspiring journey of Nilendra Krishna Nair, a groundbreaking scientist dedicated to combating pollution and advancing health in Fiji. From his humble beginnings in Nasova to earning a PhD at Harvard, his story is one of resilience, ambition, and a commitment to making a difference. What drives this young advocate for change, and how…

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  • Striking a Balance: USP Staff Choose Between Paychecks and Protest

    Tensions rise at the University of the South Pacific as staff unions grapple with a difficult choice: strike for leadership change or protect their paychecks. With over 200 members involved in a peaceful protest, concerns over Vice-Chancellor Pal Ahluwalia’s leadership come to a head. What will this standoff mean for the future of the university?…

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  • “Fiji’s Political Landscape Shaken: Minister’s Bold Warning!”

    Tensions are rising within the People’s Alliance Party as key figures face pressure from within. Minister Vatimi Rayalu has issued a firm warning to anyone contemplating a departure, declaring that their exit would not be missed. Dive into the unfolding political drama and discover what this means for Fiji’s future.

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