International
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Investigation Completed: What Happened on Hibiscus Festival Crowning Night?
The conclusion of an independent investigation into harassment allegations from the Hibiscus Festival has raised more questions than answers. While details remain under wraps, Minister Maciu Nalumisa assures the process was thorough and conducted with utmost professionalism. As a separate police investigation continues, what implications might this have for future events? Discover the unfolding story…
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Fiji’s Bold Move to Affordable, Cyclone-Resistant Housing: What You Need to Know
A bold initiative is underway in Fiji as the government plans to develop 3,000 climate-resilient housing units designed to withstand severe cyclones. With 266 acres of land targeted for this transformative project, the emphasis on affordable housing as a fundamental right has never been clearer. Discover how this initiative could reshape communities and enhance the…
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Fijian Teen Shines as ASB President: Inspiring Leadership in the U.S.
Meet Deborah Selenia Vasuilakeba, the inspiring 17-year-old ASB president at Everett High School, proudly representing her Fijian roots. With a heart for unity and kindness, Deborah is not just making headlines; she’s transforming her community. Discover her journey of leadership, connection, and the values that guide her. What drives this remarkable young leader? Click to…
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“Is Labasa Market a Drug Hotspot? Police Seek Public Help”
The Fiji Police Force is making a significant call for public assistance as concerns rise over drug trafficking at the Labasa Market. A whistleblower’s alarming observations have sparked a deeper discussion on the ongoing issues in the community. What actions are being taken, and how will local authorities respond? Discover the full story and the…
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Fiji’s Bold Move: 3,000 Climate-Resilient Homes on the Horizon!
A new initiative is poised to transform the housing landscape in Fiji, with plans to develop 3,000 climate-resilient units across 266 acres. Discover how the government’s commitment to affordable housing aims to ensure that every citizen has a place to call home, while also addressing pressing challenges posed by urbanization and climate change. Read on…
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Fijian Education Crisis: Teachers Demand Urgent Action!
Urgent pleas for action echo from the Fijian Teachers Association as classroom conditions at three northern schools remain dire. With students learning in makeshift tents and unresolved conflicts stalling vital educational reforms, the call for accountability intensifies. What’s at stake for the future of these schools? Discover the challenges facing the education system and the…
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Fiji Police Urge Public to Crack Down on Labasa’s Drug Problem
Concerns are rising over potential drug activity at Labasa Market, as local authorities call for public assistance in reporting unknown criminal activities. A whistleblower has alleged an uptick in drug peddlers, raising questions about community safety and police response. What actions will law enforcement take? Dive into the details of this escalating situation.
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Fijian Scholar Blazes Trail in Planetary Health and Climate Change
Meet Nilendra Krishna Nair, the trailblazing Fijian who turned his childhood experiences with pollution into a groundbreaking academic journey. From humble beginnings in Nasova to earning a Ph.D. at Harvard, Nair is on a mission to address environmental injustices and improve health in the South Pacific. Discover how his passion for change is reshaping the…
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Police Officers Await Judgment in High-Profile Manslaughter Case
Three police officers are facing serious charges linked to a man’s death at a police station. With a judgment date set, tensions are high as the court evaluates their alleged involvement. What will the outcome be?
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Fiji’s Bold Move Towards Affordable Climate-Resilient Housing
In a bold move towards sustainable living, the government is set to develop 3,000 climate-resilient housing units across 266 acres in Fiji. This initiative, highlighted at the recent Construction Industry Council Conference, aims to ensure that safe and affordable housing becomes a reality for every Fijian. Discover how this ambitious project aligns with the nation’s…
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Fijian Teen Emerges as Inspiring Leader in U.S. School
Meet Deborah Selenia Vasuilakeba, a remarkable 17-year-old making history as the ASB president at Everett High School. With her roots deeply planted in Fiji, she’s not just a leader but a beacon of hope and positivity for her peers. Discover how her journey and vision are inspiring a whole community to come together. What does…
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Controversy Erupts at USP: Calls for Vice-Chancellor’s Resignation
Tensions are escalating at the University of the South Pacific as staff unions demand the resignation of Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia. With protests disrupting classes and unanswered questions surrounding management decisions, the situation is more precarious than ever. What will this mean for the university’s future? Dive into the unfolding drama and discover what lies…
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Fiji Strengthens Disaster Resilience Through Japan Collaboration
Fiji is taking a significant step forward in disaster management by joining the Asian Disaster Reduction Centre in Japan. This partnership promises to bolster Fiji’s resilience against natural disasters through enhanced training and knowledge sharing. What does this mean for Fiji’s future in disaster preparedness? Discover the details behind this pivotal collaboration and its potential…
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USP Staff Faces Hard Choice: Strike or Paycheck?
Tensions are rising at the University of the South Pacific as staff face a tough decision: participate in a strike or forgo their pay. With demands for the Vice-Chancellor’s resignation sparking protests, over 200 employees gathered to voice their concerns. But with threats of wage penalties looming, the stakes have never been higher. What will…
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Urgent Call for Educational Reform in Fiji: Schools in Crisis
Urgent calls for action are being made as three northern Fijian schools struggle with inadequate facilities. With some students still learning in tents, the situation has reached a tipping point. Discover the pressing issues highlighted by the Fijian Teachers Association and the critical steps needed to ensure a better future for these students. What does…
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Fiji Police Urge Public to Expose Labasa Market’s Drug Problem
Concerns are rising over alleged drug trafficking at Labasa Market, with a whistleblower claiming a surge in activity despite apparent inaction from local police. As calls for public vigilance intensify, authorities emphasize the importance of collaboration in tackling this growing issue. What unfolds next could significantly impact the community—click to learn more about the situation…
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Police Officers Await Verdict in High-Profile Manslaughter Case
Tension mounts as three police officers await a critical verdict in a high-stakes manslaughter case linked to a 2022 incident. With their fate hanging in the balance, the courtroom awaits Justice Rajasinghe’s decision. What will the ruling reveal?
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Fiji’s Bold Move: 3000 Climate-Resilient Homes on the Horizon
A new initiative is underway to reshape the housing landscape in Fiji, as the government plans to develop 3,000 climate-resilient homes across 266 acres. With a focus on making affordable housing a fundamental right, officials emphasize sustainable construction as key to supporting both citizens and the economy. Curious about how this initiative will impact the…
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Empowering Leadership: Meet the Fijian Trailblazer Making Waves in Washington
Meet Deborah Selenia Vasuilakeba, a remarkable 17-year-old making history as the Student Body president at Everett High School. Balancing her Fijian roots with a new life in the U.S., Deborah’s journey is filled with inspiration, unity, and leadership. Discover how she’s making an impact and what advice she has for the next generation!
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Leadership Crisis: Calls for USP President’s Resignation Intensify
Tension is brewing at the University of the South Pacific as staff unions rally for the resignation of Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia. Amid allegations of inadequate leadership and concerns over recent controversial dismissals, classes are disrupted, leaving students puzzled. With key government ministers silent on the unfolding drama, the future of USP hangs in the…