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Fiji Traffic Gridlock: Vehicle Boom Pushes Roads to the Limit
Fiji’s roads are tightening as vehicle numbers climb month after month, pushing congestion to new heights. With enforcement stretched, the focus shifts to smarter transport reforms and upgraded road services that could change the daily drive.
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Acting Commissioner Seeks Stability Amid Fiji Corrections Service Leadership Transitions
Leadership changes at the Fiji Corrections Service won’t derail its core mission, says Acting Commissioner Auta Moceisuva. He emphasizes upholding the oath and the rule of law while steering a focus on officer capacity and better remuneration, signaling a path toward stability and progress ahead.
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University of the South Pacific Seeks Visionary Vice-Chancellor to Lead Pacific’s Premier University
At a pivotal moment for Pacific higher education, a visionary leader is sought to guide bold research, governance, and regional collaboration. The Vice-Chancellor and President will set strategy, nurture innovation, and elevate the university’s impact across its campuses.
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Nausori police brutality claim debunked by CCTV; could face new charge for false information
An investigation into a Nausori incident casts doubt on a claimed police assault, with CCTV footage and witnesses challenging the account. The case could bring new charges for providing false information, underscoring how misinformation online can have serious real‑world consequences.
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Gau Island to Benefit from Government Services Boost and Disaster Preparedness Upgrades
New measures are underway on Gau to boost services and resilience for its maritime communities. A recent briefing spotlighted ongoing development projects, the challenges of delivering services in remote areas, and a renewed commitment to education, health, and infrastructure.
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Nadi Temple Gets Government-Backed Fence to Boost Safety and Unity
A new fencing project around the Sri Sanatan Dharam Wailoaloa Laxmi Vishnu Temple in Nadi is underway, backed by government support. With volunteers handling the labor, the initiative aims to boost safety and reinforce community unity across Fiji.
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Nausori man could face new charge after internal probe finds false information in assault claim
An online claim of police brutality faces a surprising twist as investigators uncover inconsistencies. Fresh evidence and witness accounts challenge the initial narrative, raising questions about truth and accountability in public discourse.
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Batiki Island Faces Chronic Water Shortage, Urges Government Action
Batiki Island is grappling with a long-running drinking water crisis as rainwater harvesting struggles to meet daily needs. With a government minister in town and local leaders urging decisive, lasting action, residents are hoping for a sustainable solution that could transform daily life on the island.
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Fiji Activists Warn International Women’s Day Is Being Commercialized
International Women’s Day risks getting lost in corporate buzz and promotional campaigns, say women’s rights advocates. They argue the day should stay rooted in real struggles—fair wages, safe workplaces, and genuine gender equality—rather than endless hashtags and ads.
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Seeds of Hope: Inside a Prison Agriculture Program Reinventing Inmates’ Futures
Joji Manasa’s days in prison have taken a surprising turn—from tending acres to mastering commercial farming. The agricultural rehabilitation program is reviving his hope for life beyond the bars, with plans to start a farm and secure a better future for his family after release.