International
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Stepfather Sentenced for Disturbing Crimes Against Stepdaughter
In a harrowing case that underscores the grave issue of domestic abuse, a former primary school teacher has been sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison for the rape of his stepdaughter. The High Court in Suva shed light on the emotional and psychological impact on the victim, revealing chilling details of the abuses that…
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Family Escapes Fiery Nightmare: What Caused the Blaze?
A family narrowly escaped a devastating house fire, leaving them shaken but grateful for their safety. With mystery surrounding the fire’s origin, hear how one man’s quick response led to a harrowing rescue. What could have been a tragedy turned into a tale of luck—but the investigation is just beginning. Curious about the details?
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Fiji’s Housing Crisis: The Hidden Risks of Buying in Informal Settlements
A recent warning from the Ministry of Housing sheds light on the dangers of purchasing property in informal settlements across Fiji. With one unfortunate buyer losing $10,000 to a deal lacking proper documentation, the ministry emphasizes the significant risks involved. Find out what you need to know before making such critical investment decisions.
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Murder Case Adjourned Again: What’s Next for Loloma?
The High Court in Suva has granted one last adjournment in the murder case against Inoke Qalo Loloma, raising questions about the ongoing delays in the pretrial process. As the court prepares for what could be a decisive conference, tensions rise and the implications of the charges loom large. What unfolds next could significantly impact…
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Political Turmoil: Calls for Investigation into Top Officials Grow
A formal complaint could lead to significant consequences for key officials in Fiji’s justice system, as a recent photograph at a welcome ceremony raises serious questions of integrity and conflict of interest. With Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasizing the need for complaints to trigger investigations, political tensions are mounting. What does this mean for accountability…
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Warning to Potential Homebuyers: The Risks of Informal Settlements in Fiji
The Ministry of Housing in Fiji is ringing alarm bells for potential homebuyers eyeing properties in informal settlements. A recent incident has highlighted the dangers of such purchases, with one buyer losing a significant sum due to a lack of formal ownership documentation. Discover the potential risks and essential advice that every prospective homeowner should…
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Shocking Allegations: Male Students Under Investigation for Dormitory Assault
A serious investigation is underway in Cakaudrove as male students are being looked into for an alleged assault on a fellow student in their dormitory. With the police confirming the case is early in the investigative process, more details remain under wraps. What factors contributed to this troubling incident? Dive into the unfolding story to…
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Fiji Day Festivities Heat Up: Are You Ready for the Celebration?
Get ready for a spectacular Fiji Day celebration! As preparations unfold at Subrail Park, armed forces are engaging in thrilling mock drills, setting the stage for a day filled with pride and unity. Dive into the excitement of this year’s event, where history, culture, and community spirit come together. Don’t miss out on what promises…
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Impactful Political Figure Tomasi Vuetilovoni Passes Away at 87
The legacy of Tomasi Vuetilovoni, a political stalwart and influential leader in Fiji, comes to a poignant close at 87. His impact spanned politics, business, and sports, leaving an indelible mark on the community. Join us as we reflect on his remarkable journey and the memories cherished by those he touched.
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Fiji’s Corrections Crisis: Is It Time to Rethink Non-Parole Laws?
In a bold move to tackle overcrowding in Fiji’s correctional facilities, the Fiji Corrections Service is pushing for a significant change to the law regarding non-parole periods for convicted prisoners. With current inmate numbers vastly exceeding capacity, could this controversial proposal be the key to reform? Dive into the details of this pressing issue and…
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Court Delays Murder Case: High Stakes Awaiting Next Conference
The High Court in Suva has rescheduled the pretrial conference for alleged murderer Inoke Qalo Loloma, highlighting complications in legal representation and ongoing health issues. As tensions rise around this long-awaited case stemming from a tragic Christmas Eve incident, what will the next steps reveal? Stay tuned for updates.
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Fiji’s Justice System Under Fire: New Demands for Accountability
As “Barbara-gate” escalates, calls for accountability ripple through Fiji’s justice system. Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu demands scrutiny of top officials amid ongoing investigations, while a recently deleted photo sparks debate over perceived impartiality. What implications do these developments have for the integrity of the judicial process? Discover the key players and the mounting tension behind…
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Fiji Day Extravaganza: A Grand Celebration Awaits in Labasa!
Get ready for a day of national pride and unity as Fiji prepares to celebrate Fiji Day in Labasa! With grand festivities planned, including a special march and displays of camaraderie, this event is set to eclipse previous celebrations. Find out how the community is gearing up for this significant occasion and what it means…
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High Stakes Legal Battle: Former Elections Chief Takes on the State
The Suva Magistrate’s Court is poised to make critical decisions in the case of former Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem. As the hearing unfolds, significant questions are raised regarding the integrity of the legal proceedings and the nature of the charges against him. With implications for human rights and potential abuses in prosecution, this case…
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Fiji’s Corrections Crisis: Could Repealing Non-Parole Laws Ease Overcrowding?
The Fiji Corrections Service is pushing for a controversial change that could reshape how justice is served in the country. With alarming overcrowding in facilities and pressing concerns about inmate welfare, key officials are calling for the repeal of non-parole laws. But will this proposal gain traction, or face staunch opposition? Discover the details behind…
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Investigation Could Loom for Top Officials Amid Controversial Photo
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has sparked controversy, suggesting that a formal complaint is vital to probe allegations against key officials, including Barbara Malimali, John Rabuku, and Siromi Turaga. The intrigue centers around their recent appearance together at a high-profile event, raising questions of conflict of interest and governance. With calls for suspension echoing from political…
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Justice Minister Sparks Controversy with FICAC ‘Obsession’ Remarks
Tensions rise within the Coalition Government as Justice Minister Siromi Turaga dismisses concerns over the FICAC controversy as an “obsession.” With critical discussions upcoming on a potential Commission of Inquiry, how will this contentious issue unfold? Click to discover the latest developments and political reactions.
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Caution Advised: The Hidden Dangers of Buying Property in Fiji’s Informal Settlements
A recent warning from Fiji’s Ministry of Housing has raised concerns for potential homebuyers. After a troubling incident where an individual lost $10,000 for a property without formal ownership, the ministry urges caution with purchasing homes in informal settlements. Discover the significant risks and vital advice you need to know before investing in property.
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High Court Delays Murder Case in Suva: What’s Next for Loloma?
A pivotal moment in the case of Inoke Qalo Loloma arrives as the High Court grants a final adjournment for his pretrial conference. With serious murder charges stemming from a tragic incident last Christmas Eve, tensions mount as legal representation faces unforeseen challenges. What lies ahead for Loloma as new dates are set?
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Shocking Allegations: Secondary School Students Under Investigation for Dormitory Assault
A troubling investigation unfolds at a secondary school in Cakaudrove, where several male students are scrutinized over a disturbing allegation involving a fellow student. As authorities begin their inquiry, questions arise about the implications of student supervision and peer influence. Stay tuned for updates on this developing situation.