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The race is on for the next Police Commissioner, with several former high-ranking officials considering their candidacy before the September 30 deadline. Who will step forward to tackle pressing issues like the national drug crisis and restore public trust in the police force? Discover the potential contenders and the qualities they bring to the table.…

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FICAC has officially closed five high-profile cases linked to key political figures in Fiji, including former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum. While their cases were dismissed due to insufficient evidence, the implications of these findings could reshape future regulations. What does this mean for Fiji’s political landscape? Dive into the details…

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Villagers in Ba are facing mounting struggles as ongoing black sand mining threatens their livelihoods and the river’s ecosystem. Local fishermen report a dramatic drop in catches, forcing them into costly expeditions far from their shores. Amid unfulfilled promises from the government and limited compensation, community leaders are voicing their frustrations. What does this mean…

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Ratu Josefa Dimuri steps into a vital role as senior vice president of the People’s Alliance, vowing to uphold the party’s legacy and foster growth. With a commitment to innovation and inclusivity, he aims to elevate female representation in leadership. What challenges and changes lie ahead for the party under his stewardship? Dive into this…

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Former Minister Kalaveti Ravu seeks to alter his bail conditions for a seminar in China amidst serious legal troubles. Accused of interfering with a fisheries investigation, his case raises questions about accountability and the forthcoming trial. What could this mean for his political future?

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As the deadline for candidates approaches, a wave of interest surges for the role of police commissioner. Key figures from within the law enforcement community weigh their options, while the spotlight intensifies on the qualifications needed in this pivotal position amid a national crisis. Who will step forward to shape the future of policing?

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FICAC has wrapped up five high-profile investigations involving notable figures in Fijian politics. With significant implications and ongoing inquiries still in play, the findings raise questions about accountability and transparency. What does this mean for the future of governance in Fiji? Dive in for the details!

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A passionate Hindi teacher shines on a national stage! Discover how Arti Renuka Mani’s dedication to the Hindi language led her to victory in a prestigious essay competition. Plus, find out how a talented student also made her mark!

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In a significant turn of events, the Mercy Commission’s recent meeting led to a series of pardons that have altered lives in Fiji. With clemency granted to several individuals, questions arise about the impact of these decisions on justice and rehabilitation. However, the tragic case of one petitioner’s untimely death casts a shadow over the…

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Ratu Josefa Dimuri steps into a pivotal role as the new senior vice president of the People’s Alliance, following a unique unopposed election. With a commitment to enhancing the party’s presence and advocating for greater women’s leadership, his journey ahead is bound to be intriguing. Discover more about his vision and the challenges that lie…

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As the deadline for applications approaches, several notable figures are vying for the role of Police Commissioner. With a diverse lineup of candidates, including former police chiefs and current officials, the push for a decisive leader comes amid pressing challenges. Who will rise to the occasion? Discover what this means for the future of law…

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FICAC has put the brakes on five high-profile corruption cases, including those involving former leaders and officials. While some investigations reached a dead end, questions remain about the political accountability in Fiji. What does this mean for the future of governance? Dive into the details to uncover the implications behind these closures.

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Could Fiji’s cocoa industry be on the verge of a revival? With ambitions to restore its former economic glory, the Agriculture Minister is rallying support for local farmers and chocolate producers. Discover the plans to rejuvenate this once-thriving sector and the potential benefits for the community. Click to learn more about this exciting initiative!

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Residents of Vomo Street in Lautoka are voicing serious safety concerns as street lights remain non-functional for months. With inadequate lighting leading to potential risks, including vandalism and harassment, locals are left wondering who to contact for help. Discover how this ongoing issue is affecting the community and what residents want done to restore their…

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In a high-stakes legal drama, former Fisheries and Forestry Minister Kalaveti Ravu has petitioned to modify his bail conditions to attend a seminar in China. Facing serious charges of abuse of office related to a banned species investigation, Ravu’s request has sparked courtroom discussions and a tight timeline for responses. What does this mean for…

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FICAC has officially closed five significant cases involving prominent Fijian figures, including former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama. While some allegations were dismissed due to insufficient evidence, others raised questions about current regulations. What could this mean for Fiji’s political landscape? Dive into the details to uncover the implications.

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Farmers in Dreketi are hopeful after the Minister for Agriculture and Waterways revealed plans to tackle critical drainage issues impacting their rice crops. But will the promised changes come in time to save their livelihoods? Discover the challenges and proposed solutions that could redefine rice farming in the region.

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Former Minister Kalaveti Ravu seeks to modify his bail conditions for a trip to China amidst serious allegations surrounding his tenure. Tensions rise as the court navigates through procedural challenges and awaits a response from the prosecution. What impact will this have on the upcoming trial? Find out more about the unfolding legal drama.

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As the deadline looms for the position of Police Commissioner, a competitive field of candidates emerges, including former officers with significant experience. With the Prime Minister urging qualified individuals to step forward, what will this mean for the future of law enforcement? Discover the stakes involved and the pressing need for effective leadership amid pressing…

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Farmers in Dreketi, Macuata, are feeling hopeful as the Minister for Agriculture and Waterways, Vatimi Rayalu, addresses longstanding drainage issues. With a dedicated drainage board now in place, changes are on the horizon. But will it be enough to protect vital rice farms from the threat of heavy rains? One local farmer’s plea for a…

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Kalaveti Ravu, the former Fisheries and Forestry Minister, seeks changes to his bail conditions to travel to China for a seminar amid allegations of misuse of office. As legal proceedings unfold, the court navigates the complexities of the case, which involves multiple parties and a significant number of witnesses. What lies ahead for Ravu and…

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Residents of Vomo Street in Lautoka are raising alarms over persistent safety hazards linked to malfunctioning street lights that have remained out of order for months. With growing concerns over harassment and vandalism, locals find themselves in a frustrating loop, unsure of whom to contact for help. What steps can be taken to restore safety…

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Amid ongoing challenges for rice farmers in Dreketi, the Minister for Agriculture and Waterways has unveiled plans to tackle drainage issues. With a newly established drainage board, farmers are urged to take action. However, lingering concerns persist about infrastructure needs and the ongoing threat of flooding. What’s the government’s next move, and how will it…

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The journey towards a new era in Fiji’s governance has begun with the review of the 2013 Constitution, as part of the ambitious 2025-2029 National Development Plan. What changes lie ahead, and how will they reshape the legal landscape of the nation? Delve into the key actions proposed to strengthen democracy, elevate justice, and enhance…

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Villagers in Ba are facing mounting struggles as black sand mining continues to disrupt their livelihoods, particularly impacting local fishing. With community leaders expressing frustration over environmental damage and inadequate compensation, tensions are rising. What have been the repercussions, and what actions are being taken to address these pressing concerns? Dive into the full story…

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A Hindi language instructor from Swami Vivekananda College has clinched the top spot in a prestigious national essay competition, emphasizing the importance of cultural identity. Find out how this achievement and others are helping to keep the Hindi language thriving in Fiji!

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In a bold call for change, the president of the People’s Alliance New Zealand, Sai Lelea, is urging his party to rethink its approach to political management. With an emphasis on transparency and proactive leadership, he highlights the pressing need for effective governance that engages both citizens at home and Fijians abroad. Discover how Lelea’s…

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The review of Fiji’s 2013 Constitution is officially in progress, marking a pivotal shift towards enhancing national safety and justice. Discover the key initiatives outlined in the National Development Plan that aim to promote the rule of law and uphold the independence of government branches. What changes could reshape the future of governance in Fiji?…

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Allegations of abuse of office have sparked a political firestorm in Fiji, as the new FICAC Commissioner files a police complaint against her predecessor. With calls for an inquiry into the integrity of the commission and its past operations, tensions between government officials are heating up. What does this mean for the future of governance…

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Villagers in Ba are grappling with the fallout from extensive black sand mining operations, which have thrown their livelihoods into turmoil since 2016. As fish populations dwindle and compensation remains inadequate, tensions rise within the community. Leaders voice their frustrations over misleading promises and the grim environmental consequences of mining activities. What does this mean…

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