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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…

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  • From Garment Factory to Banking Success: Bimal Sudhakar’s Inspiring Journey

    Discover the inspiring journey of Bimal Sudhakar, who transformed his life from a garment factory worker to a key leader at the Fiji Development Bank. This story of resilience, perseverance, and determination will motivate you to chase your dreams against all odds. What pivotal moments shaped his path to success? Find out more.

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  • Farming Through Loss: A Mother’s Inspiring Journey in Sugarcane Agriculture

    Meet Miliana Fong, a remarkable woman who juggles life as a university lecturer and a sugarcane farmer. Despite the challenges of being a widowed mother of five, she embraces the independence her farming journey offers. Discover how she transformed adversity into empowerment and learned the ropes of farming from the ground up. What motivates her…

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  • Strike Dilemma: USP Staff Face Tough Choice Between Pay and Protest

    Tensions rise at the University of the South Pacific as staff unions grapple with a tough choice: support a strike calling for the vice-chancellor’s resignation or keep their paychecks. With over 200 employees demonstrating, the pressure mounts as union leaders rally against perceived leadership failures. What implications does this standoff hold for the university’s future?…

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  • Fiji’s Political Shakeup: “Leave Now or Stay Strong!”

    In a bold move, the Minister of Agriculture and Waterways has issued an urgent call for dissenters within the People’s Alliance Party to exit immediately, claiming their presence is redundant. As tensions rise ahead of the 2026 elections, what does this mean for the party’s unity and future? Discover the implications behind this powerful statement…

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  • Market Undercover: Illicit Drug Activity Exposed in Labasa!

    A Labasa resident’s startling observations about drug trafficking at the local market have prompted the Fiji Police Force to seek public assistance. With claims of increasing illicit activities and police indifference, the community stands at a crossroads. What will happen next as authorities respond to these alarming reports? Dive into the full story to uncover…

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  • Police Officers Await Judgment in High-Profile Manslaughter Case

    Three police officers are set to learn their fate in a high-profile manslaughter case linked to a tragic incident at the Samabula Police Station. With their ruling just around the corner, the tension builds as they face serious charges related to the death of Mikaele Tikoivalenibula. What led to this moment, and what could the…

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  • Fiji’s Bold Move: 3,000 Climate-Resilient Homes on the Horizon

    A major initiative is underway to develop 3,000 climate-resilient housing units across 266 acres in Fiji, ensuring safety against Category 5 cyclones. As discussions on affordable housing heat up, discover how the government plans to transform the construction industry and enhance living conditions for all Fijians. What does this mean for the future of housing…

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  • Teen Fijian Leader Inspires Change at U.S. High School

    Meet Deborah Selenia Vasuilakeba, a remarkable 17-year-old making waves far from her home in Fiji. As the newly elected president of the Associated Student Body at Everett High School, she’s not just a voice for the students, but a beacon of inspiration. Discover how her journey reflects her pride in her heritage and her transformative…

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  • “Fiji on High Alert: Flash Floods and Strong Winds Loom”

    Flash flood alerts are in effect across Viti Levu as a low-pressure trough brings overcast skies and heavy rain. Communities in flood-prone areas are urged to take precautions and heed warnings from local authorities. What can residents do to stay safe? Find out more about the latest weather threats and safety measures.

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  • School Kids in Hot Water: Marijuana Incident Sparks Urgent Calls for Counselling

    In a shocking turn of events at a recent athletics meet, four primary school students were caught smoking marijuana, sparking urgent discussions about the role of parental guidance and school counseling. With calls for increased support services, the community grapples with the implications of this incident on youth development. What measures are being proposed to…

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  • Breaking the Silence: Urgent Call for Men’s Mental Health Support

    Many men struggle silently with domestic violence and mental health issues, often feeling isolated and ashamed. A Fijian counselor advocates for breaking this silence and seeking help. Discover how societal pressures impact men’s willingness to open up and the urgent need for support in the fight against suicide. Don’t miss this crucial conversation about mental…

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  • Strike or Salary: USP Staff Face Tough Decision

    Tensions are rising at the University of the South Pacific as staff unions deliberate a strike amidst financial pressures. With over 200 members rallying for leadership change, questions linger about the impact on their pay. What does this mean for the future of the university and its staff? Discover the unfolding story behind this critical…

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  • Urgent Call to Resolve Fiji’s Classroom Crisis

    Urgent calls for change in Fijian schools highlight a troubling situation, with students attending classes in tents due to unresolved infrastructural issues. Discover the pressing concerns raised by the Fijian Teachers Association and the impact on education in the region. What does this mean for the future of Fijian education? Click to learn more.

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  • High-Profile Legal Battle: Fiji’s Former Leaders Challenge Charges in Court

    In a dramatic court session, former Prime Minister Josaia Bainimarama and Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum make a bold move, challenging the legal grounds of the charges against them. With human rights violations claimed and questions about the legality of key appointments, the stakes are high. Meanwhile, the implications for former Health Minister Neil Sharma add further…

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  • High-Profile Legal Battles: Bainimarama and Sayed-Khaiyum Fight Back

    In a dramatic turn of events, the legal team for former Prime Minister Josaia Bainimarama and ex-Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is making bold moves in the Suva Magistrate’s Court. With serious allegations of abuse of office hanging over them, their request could reshape the course of the ongoing case. What declarations are they seeking, and how…

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  • Fiji Braces for Possible Flash Floods: Safety Alerts Issued

    A flash flood alert has been issued for Viti Levu, raising concerns as heavy rain approaches the islands. With low-pressure systems nearby, authorities are warning residents of potential localized flooding and urging caution. Stay tuned for essential safety tips and updates.

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  • From Chalkboards to Cane Fields: A Teacher’s Farming Odyssey

    At 58, Sadha Lata Singh has embarked on an unexpected journey from education to agriculture, transforming her life as she steps into the world of sugarcane farming. Discover how her resilience and support from family have fueled this remarkable transition and what lies ahead for her future in farming.

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  • High-Stakes Legal Battle Unfolds for Fiji’s Former Leaders

    Tensions rise in the Suva Magistrate’s Court as former Prime Minister Josaia Bainimarama, ex-Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and former Health Minister Neil Sharma face serious allegations. With their defense pushing for critical declarations and the dismissal of charges, the courtroom drama is far from over. What will unfold in the upcoming sessions? Stay tuned as the…

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  • Indigenous Voices Matter: Landowners Demand Consultation on Resource Management

    Indigenous landowners have raised alarms over potential resource losses and the need for genuine consultation in upcoming development plans. During a recent talanoa session with Tourism Minister Villame Gavoka, critical issues surrounding the sustainable management of natural resources were brought to light. Dive into this important conversation about empowerment, community rights, and the future of…

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