International

  • Stay Scam-Savvy: National Awareness Week Launches in Fiji!

    Scammers are evolving with the times, leaving many vulnerable to their tactics. As Fiji marks its inaugural National Scam Awareness Week, officials highlight the urgent need for education on spotting and avoiding these threats. With real stories of victims and the alarming rise of online fraud, learn how awareness efforts are gearing up to take…

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  • FTA’s $23 Million Building Project: What’s Next?

    Excitement builds as the Fijian Teachers Association prepares for a $23 million building project at their Suva headquarters. With plans in motion and banks showing interest in funding, what could this mean for the future of education in Fiji? Discover the details behind this ambitious venture and the anticipated impacts it may bring.

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  • Church in Crisis: Are Spiritual Leaders Failing Fiji?

    A prominent Methodist Church leader has raised alarms over the church’s silence amid Fiji’s escalating social crisis. As drug trafficking, teen pregnancies, and rising HIV/AIDS cases plague the nation, Reverend Iliesa Koroi calls for urgent action and greater connection with the youth. He challenges religious authorities to step up, asserting that change must start from…

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  • Court Drama: Key Hearing Set for Sayed-Khaiyum and Saneem’s Legal Battle

    The ongoing legal battle involving former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem is heating up. As the Suva Magistrate’s Court gears up for detailed submissions, can the complexities of the case lead to unexpected twists? Mark your calendar for the upcoming hearing—what revelations lie ahead?

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  • Rabuka to Confront Albanese Over Controversial Labor Scheme

    Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is gearing up to tackle pressing issues surrounding the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme at the upcoming Pacific Islands Forum Leaders meeting. With alarming allegations of unsafe working conditions and recent tragedies affecting Fijian workers making headlines, Rabuka’s discussions with his Australian counterpart could mark a turning point. Find out what…

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  • Church Leader Calls for Urgent Action Amid National Crises

    In a powerful call for action, a Methodist Church leader has publicly addressed the church’s shortcomings in responding to Fiji’s escalating social crises, including drug trafficking and the rising rates of HIV/AIDS. Reverend Iliesa Koroi’s impassioned remarks emphasize the need for spiritual intervention and unity among faith communities. Could the church’s renewed engagement be the…

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  • Crowning Glory: Discover the Exquisite Jewel of Miss Hibiscus 2024

    Get ready for a dazzling celebration as the 68th Miss Hibiscus Festival unveils the stunning Luxury Vintage Swarovski and Pearl Crown for Miss Hibiscus 2024! With extravagant prizes and incredible opportunities for the winner and runners-up, this event promises to be one for the books. Don’t miss the excitement and glamour—find out more about what’s…

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  • High-Stakes Court Showdown: What Lies Ahead for Sayed-Khaiyum and Saneem?

    In a high-stakes legal battle, significant developments are unfolding in the case involving former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem. With pressing legal arguments set to unfold, how will the court navigate the complexities of jurisdiction and the multitude of charges? The next hearing promises to be pivotal.

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  • Scam Alert: Are You Safe from Evolving Frauds?

    Scams are evolving, and so must our awareness. As Fiji launches its National Scam Awareness Week, insights from top officials reveal shocking trends in deceit and fraud. Are you equipped to protect yourself? Discover how to recognize the red flags and why this campaign is more crucial than ever. Don’t wait until it’s too late!

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  • Crowning Glory: Discover the Stunning Miss Hibiscus 2024 Crown!

    Get ready for the 68th Miss Hibiscus Festival, where elegance meets luxury with a dazzling new crown designed by master jeweler Maria Yang. This year’s winner will not only wear a stunning Vintage Swarovski and Pearl Crown but also embark on an incredible journey filled with lavish prizes. Curious about what’s at stake? Dive into…

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  • Methodist Church Leaders Urged to Reassess Habits Amid Declining Membership

    In a powerful address at the 2024 Methodist Church Conference in Suva, Reverend Semisi Turagavou cautioned church leaders about the impact of their personal choices on the congregation’s trust. With declining membership and rising dissatisfaction among followers, he urged a reevaluation of conduct, particularly regarding yaqona consumption and smoking. What strategies does the church plan…

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  • Crowning Glory: The Sparkling Debut of Miss Hibiscus 2024

    Get ready for glamour and excitement at the 68th Miss Hibiscus Festival! This year’s competition promises to dazzle with the unveiling of the stunning Luxury Vintage Swarovski and Pearl Crown, crafted by master jeweler Maria Yang. Curious about the prizes that await the next queen? Discover what awaits the lucky winner and how the event…

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  • FTA’s Ambitious $23M Building Project Takes Shape in Suva

    Exciting developments are underway for the Fijian Teachers Association as they anticipate a new $23 million building at their Suva headquarters. With plans moving forward and financial discussions heating up, learn what this ambitious project could mean for the future of education in Fiji!

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  • Church Leader Calls for Family Accountability Amid Child Abuse Crisis

    In a poignant address, Reverend Semisi Turagavou of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma has urged parents to take charge of their responsibilities in light of troubling statistics on child abuse and neglect. With a staggering 76 percent of affected children coming from Christian households, the church is now contemplating changes to its programs.…

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  • Calls for Minister’s Removal Spark Controversy in Fiji

    Calls for Minister Lynda Tabuya’s resignation are growing louder after her controversial remarks about reintroducing the death penalty for drug traffickers. Criticism from former leaders and human rights advocates raises questions about decision-making and respect within the government. What sparked this heated debate, and what repercussions could follow? Discover the unfolding drama in Fijian politics.

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  • Fiji’s PM Calls for Action on Controversial Labor Scheme at Pacific Forum

    Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is gearing up to address pressing concerns surrounding the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme at the upcoming Pacific Islands Forum. With rising criticism about unsafe working conditions and a recent tragedy that has put the scheme under scrutiny, Rabuka’s discussions with Australia’s Prime Minister could be pivotal. What changes might be…

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  • Fiji Calls Home: A Couple’s Heartwarming Return

    An Australian couple returns to the idyllic shores of Fiji after decades, reigniting cherished memories and friendships. Join them as they navigate their emotional journey back to a place that has always held a special place in their hearts. What surprises await them in this beautiful paradise? Click to uncover their story!

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  • Fiji’s Deadly Debate: Is the Death Penalty the Answer to Drug Trafficking?

    A provocative suggestion from the Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection has ignited a heated debate in Fiji. While some advocate for severe penalties against drug trafficking, others argue for prioritizing justice for survivors of sexual violence. Discover the clash of perspectives and the implications for human rights in this unfolding story.

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  • Empowering Futures: The Push for Young Entrepreneurs in Fiji

    Empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs is crucial, and women have a vital role to play. Discover how a local initiative is set to inspire young innovators and provide them with essential funding to bring their creative business ideas to life. Don’t miss the insights shared at a recent women’s conference that could change the…

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  • Methodist Church Leader Urges Reform Amid Declining Membership

    In a compelling address at the 2024 Methodist Church Conference, Reverend Semisi Turagavou called for ministers and deaconesses to reevaluate their habits, particularly regarding yaqona and smoking. He painted a stark picture of declining church membership, attributing it to concerns over leadership behavior and the church’s image. Could these changes be the key to revitalizing…

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