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  • USP Crisis Deepens: Labour Leader Challenges VC’s Actions

    Tensions mount at the University of the South Pacific as leaders and unions clash over unresolved grievances. With the strike entering its third day, concerns are raised about the vice-chancellor’s absence amid allegations of mismanagement. What are the implications for the university’s future? Dive into the unfolding crisis and its impact on staff and students.

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  • Fiji’s Bold New Security Strategy Unveiled

    Fiji is taking a bold step towards enhancing its national security with the launch of the National Security and Defence Review. With rising threats from cybercrime to climate change, this comprehensive new framework aims to unify government, society, and key organizations in a collective effort to safeguard the nation’s sovereignty. What strategies are being proposed?…

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  • Hibiscus Festival Harassment Investigation: What We Know So Far

    The investigation into harassment claims from the Hibiscus festival’s crowning night has reached a conclusion, but details remain under wraps as they await review by the Ministry of Local Government. Minister Nalumisa assures transparency, yet the ongoing police investigation adds another layer of complexity. What revelations lie ahead? Click to find out more.

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  • Crisis at USP: Labour Party Raises Questions About Vice-Chancellor’s Actions

    Tensions rise at the University of the South Pacific as Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhary questions the Vice-Chancellor’s absence amid a prolonged staff strike. What lies behind the allegations of mismanagement and corruption? Discover the unfolding drama and its implications for the future of the institution.

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  • Global Alliance Fights Crime: Specialized Training in Fiji

    In a strategic response to rising crime rates, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution and the Australian Federal Police are hosting a pivotal training program in Suva. This initiative aims to equip local investigators and prosecutors with essential skills to combat money laundering and asset recovery. Discover how this collaboration seeks to disrupt…

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  • Fiji’s Ambitious Plan for Birth Registration: Can They Reach 100% by 2026?

    As Fiji strives for a 100% birth registration rate by 2026, the Minister for Justice gears up for a pivotal visit to Bangkok. Discover the challenges and strategies identified, and learn how local leaders are being called to action. What lies ahead for Fiji’s registration efforts? Click to find out more!

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  • Crisis at USP: Labour Party Questions Vice-Chancellor’s Actions

    Tensions at the University of the South Pacific are escalating as Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhary voices serious concerns over the vice-chancellor’s travel during a prolonged crisis. Allegations of mismanagement and corruption loom large as a strike at the Laucala Campus enters its third day. What will it take to resolve the ongoing standoff?

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  • USP Staff Strike: Government Weighs In Amidst Uncertainty

    Tensions rise at the University of the South Pacific as staff unions embark on a strike, prompting a significant response from Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. With the government acknowledging the unions’ compliance and a meeting on the horizon, the situation is set to unfold further. What claims are the unions making, and how will the…

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  • Fiji Unveils Ambitious Security Framework Amid Global Challenges

    Fiji is taking bold steps to safeguard its sovereignty with the launch of the National Security and Defence Review. Discover how this strategic initiative aims to tackle modern threats and foster a collective approach to security that involves all levels of society. What could this mean for the island nation’s future? Click to delve deeper!

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  • Fiji Boosts Crime Fighting with Australian Training Partnership

    A significant training initiative is underway in Suva, aiming to bolster investigative and prosecutorial skills amidst rising crime rates. Key players from the ODPP and AFP are collaborating to tackle money laundering and asset confiscation. Find out how this program is set to reshape the fight against crime in Fiji!

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  • USP Students Join Strike for Transparency: What’s at Stake?

    Students at the University of the South Pacific are taking a stand, advocating for changes in leadership and accountability. With a striking backdrop of red T-shirts and bold placards, their movements have sparked conversations about the future of their education. What are they demanding, and how does the strike impact their academic journey? Dive into…

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  • Fiji’s Journey to 100% Birth Registration: What Lies Ahead?

    The Minister for Justice is gearing up for a pivotal trip to Bangkok aimed at tackling birth and death registration challenges in Fiji. With an ambitious goal of achieving 100% birth registration by 2026, the minister highlights the urgent need to address the remaining unregistered population. Can strategic partnerships and increased awareness bridge the gap?…

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  • Festivals and Friendships: How One Event Raised Over $300K

    The Vodafone Festival of the Friendly North wrapped up with a stunning $327,000 raised for charity, setting a new record. Festival committee president Zaheen Ibrahim reflected on the power of teamwork and dedication that made this possible, highlighting the importance of community support. What exciting developments lie ahead for the festival’s philanthropic projects? Discover more…

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  • USP Students Join Strike for Change: What’s at Stake?

    Students at the University of the South Pacific have taken to the streets in a powerful strike advocating for change within the institution. With exams on the horizon, their commitment to transparency and accountability is unwavering. Discover the driving forces behind this protest and the significant voices leading the charge. What impact will this have…

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  • Crisis Unfolds at University of the South Pacific: Chaos or Mismanagement?

    Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhary has voiced strong criticisms of the University of the South Pacific’s vice-chancellor as the strike enters its third day. What are the implications of leadership decisions amidst a crisis? Discover the contentious issues surrounding staff grievances and management at USP that are fueling this escalating conflict.

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  • Fiji’s Bold Move: A New Era for National Security and Defense

    Fiji is stepping up its security game with the launch of the National Security and Defence Review, aimed at tackling modern threats to sovereignty and stability. Discover how the government plans to engage a wider community in this vital initiative and what challenges lie ahead. Click to learn more about the future of Fiji’s national…

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  • Fiji’s Presidential Transition: Who’s Next?

    Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has revealed the nomination of Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu as Fiji’s next President, following the withdrawal of Ratu Wiliame Katonivere from the race. Discover the implications of this decision and what it means for Fiji’s political landscape as the country prepares for a significant transition.

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  • Fiji’s Bold Move: A New Era in National Security Strategy

    Fiji embarks on a new strategic initiative aimed at enhancing national security amid rising global threats. Discover how the NSDR, launched by the Home Affairs Minister, seeks to unify government and society in tackling challenges like cyber threats and climate change. What does this mean for Fiji’s future? Click to find out more.

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  • Empowering Fiji: New Training to Tackle Rising Crime

    In response to rising crime rates, a pivotal training program is underway in Suva, led by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution and the Australian Federal Police. This initiative aims to enhance the skills of investigators and prosecutors across various agencies in tackling money laundering and asset confiscation. Discover how this collaboration could…

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  • USP Students Unite in Strike for Transparency: Educational Impact in Focus

    Students at the University of the South Pacific have taken to the streets, rallying for transparency and accountability. Amid ongoing exams, the striking students and staff demand significant changes in leadership. With strong voices calling for action, will their protests spark the necessary transformations? Dive into the unfolding story behind this pivotal moment.

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