International
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Empowering Women: The Naiyalayala Food Initiative Takes Flight
In a groundbreaking initiative, the women of Naiyalayala are stepping into the culinary world, providing pre-cooked food packs for FIJI Water employees. Discover how local talent is being empowered through training and collaboration, and what this means for the community’s future. Ready to know more about their journey?
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Impersonation Ploys: Traffickers Target Fiji’s Borders
A troubling new trend in drug trafficking is emerging in Fiji, with traffickers disguising themselves as unsuspecting figures like pastors and elderly women. This clever ploy poses significant challenges for law enforcement. Minister Pio Tikoduadua emphasizes the need for heightened vigilance as these criminals continue to adapt their methods. Discover what’s being done to combat…
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New Nakasi Market: A Game Changer for Local Vendors
Discover the transformative impact of the newly built Nakasi Market through the eyes of vendor Luisa Reece. From alleviating past struggles to enhancing customer experiences, this market is changing the game for local sellers. Find out how this upgraded space is shaping the future of commerce for vendors and customers alike!
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From Stay-at-Home Mom to Engineering Graduate: Joana’s Inspiring Journey
Joana Adimila’s journey from stay-at-home mom to a proud graduate in Engineering Pathways showcases her determination to break barriers in a male-dominated field. Discover how she balanced motherhood, a jewelry business, and her quest for education, ultimately redefining her future. What challenges did she face, and how did she overcome them? Dive into her inspiring…
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Breaking Barriers: Ruci Vukialau’s Journey in Tiling
At just 19, Ruci Vukialau is shattering stereotypes in a male-dominated field as she graduates with a Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling. Despite facing challenges, including communication hurdles in a male-centric classroom, her determination and supportive network have fueled her ambition. What drives her as she prepares to step into the workforce? Read…
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Birth Registration Crisis: Can Fiji Achieve 100% Compliance?
The pressing issue of children’s birth registration has sparked a national conversation, as officials strive for a 100% registration rate. With significant delays noted, particularly within the iTaukei community, will the government’s outreach efforts be enough to bridge the gap? Discover the challenges and initiatives aimed at ensuring every child is accounted for.
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Fiji’s Anticorruption Standoff: What’s Next for FICAC?
The ongoing investigation into FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali could shape the future of Fiji’s anti-corruption body. With key insights expected from the police, the Commission of Inquiry looms large in the backdrop of deepening public concern and calls for accountability. What will the findings reveal about senior-level misconduct? Dive into the complexities of this critical…
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New Nakasi Market Opens: A Boost for Local Vendors and Community Empowerment
A new era for local entrepreneurship has dawned with the inauguration of the $1.98 million Nakasi market. Discover how this vibrant marketplace is set to transform the livelihoods of 100 vendors and empower the community. What implications does this development hold for the future of Nakasi and the broader Fiji region? Click to find out…
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Fiji Police Force Celebrates 150 Years of Service and Sacrifice
Join us as we celebrate 150 years of dedication and service from the Fiji Police Force. Discover the rich history and the unsung heroes who have tirelessly worked to ensure our safety. Don’t miss the highlights from this momentous anniversary event!
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Empowering Villages: Women Launch Pre-Cooked Food Initiative for FIJI Water
In a groundbreaking initiative, the women of Naiyalayala, Ra are stepping into the culinary scene with pre-cooked meal packs for FIJI Water employees. With expert training and a dedicated community effort, they are not only serving delicious meals but also striving for economic empowerment. Discover how this program is changing lives and bringing fresh flavors…
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Drug Traffickers Don Disguises to Outsmart Fiji Border Patrol
Drug traffickers in Fiji are taking deception to a new level, posing as pastors and elderly women to slip past border security. With changing appearances and clever disguises, these criminals are challenging law enforcement like never before. What does this mean for the fight against drug trafficking in Fiji? Discover the startling realities and the…
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New Nakasi Market Transforms Vendor Experience
Discover how the newly established Nakasi Market is transforming the lives of local vendors like Luisa Reece. With improved conditions and accessibility, sellers are celebrating the changes that make their work easier and more fruitful. What challenges did they face before, and how has this new setup paved the way for better business? Dive into…
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From Stay-at-Home Mom to Engineering Graduate: Joana’s Inspiring Journey
Joana Adimila’s journey from stay-at-home mom to engineering graduate is nothing short of inspiring. Balancing her jewellery business and a new educational pursuit, she embraces the challenges of a male-dominated field. Discover how she overcame obstacles to unlock fresh career opportunities and her vision for the future.
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Breaking Barriers: Ruci Vukialau’s Journey into Tiling
At just 19, Ruci Vukialau is breaking barriers in the tiling industry after conquering a challenging training program. Drawn to the craft by her father’s home projects, she shares her journey of resilience in a male-dominated field. Discover how a supportive network and her faith fueled her ambition to succeed against the odds.
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Stepfather Sentenced: A Case of Betrayal and Justice
A former primary school teacher faces nearly 17 years in prison after being convicted of raping his stepdaughter. The harrowing details of the case reveal a disturbing breach of trust and the profound impact of his actions on the victim. Discover the court’s striking remarks and the implications of this tragic story.
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FICAC’s Stop Order: Immigration Minister Weighs In
The recent developments surrounding former deputy FICAC Commissioner Francis Puleiwai have sparked intrigue, particularly after her abrupt departure from Fiji. With the Immigration Minister clarifying the jurisdiction of stop orders, questions are arising about the implications of her resignation and the alleged interference within FICAC. What does this mean for accountability and governance in Fiji?…
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New Nakasi Market: A Hub of Opportunity and Growth for Vendors
A new era for local vendors begins with the inauguration of the Nakasi Market, a $1.98 million investment that promises to transform the marketplace in Fiji. With space for 100 vendors, this facility aims to empower communities and foster business growth. Discover how this market represents not just commerce, but a pathway to opportunity and…
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Fiji Police Force Celebrates 150 Years of Dedication and Service
Fiji recently celebrated a momentous occasion marking 150 years of the Fiji Police Force. The event included a vibrant parade and heartfelt reflections on the dedication and service of officers throughout the years. What milestones and challenges have shaped this journey? Dive into the story behind this historic celebration!
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Empowering Women Through Culinary Innovation in Fiji
Discover how women from the Naiyalayala district are turning culinary skills into opportunity with a groundbreaking initiative for FIJI Water employees. A trial project is in motion that brings pre-cooked meal packs right to the workplace, showcasing not only their cooking talent but also their commitment to community empowerment. What does the future hold for…
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New Drug Trafficking Tactics Shock Fiji Border Officials
A troubling new tactic in drug trafficking is emerging as criminals adopt the guise of pastors and elderly women to slip past border security in Fiji. With law enforcement on high alert, the Minister for Immigration raises critical concerns about this deceptive approach. Discover how the community’s involvement is key in the fight against this…