International

  • Empowering the Next Generation: Grants for Young Entrepreneurs Unveiled!

    Unlocking potential: a call for women to empower young entrepreneurs is resonating. Discover how innovative ideas can lead to impactful funding and support. Are you ready to inspire the next generation of business leaders? Click to learn more!

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  • Crowning Glory: Miss Hibiscus Festival 2024 Unveils Stunning New Gem

    Get ready for the glitz and glamour of the 68th Miss Hibiscus Festival! This year, a breathtaking Luxury Vintage Swarovski and Pearl Crown crafted by celebrated designer Maria Yang will crown the new titleholder. But that’s just the beginning of the enticing rewards awaiting the winner. Curious about the prizes and surprises in store? Don’t…

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  • Family Left Homeless After Devastating Morning Fire

    A devastating fire has left a family in Koroqaqa homeless, causing significant damage to their four-bedroom house. As investigations unfold, concerns about rising house fires are echoed by fire officials. What can communities do to prevent such tragedies? Find out more about the family’s harrowing experience and the steps being taken to address fire safety.

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  • From Struggles to Success: Meet the Top Female Cadet Inspiring Change

    Meet Ana Seru, a remarkable Year Nine student whose journey from a challenging background to becoming the top female cadet is nothing short of inspiring. Discover how she navigated the rigors of cadet training and the life lessons that fuel her drive for education and success. Click to learn more about her incredible story and…

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  • Crowning Advocacy: Meet the New Miss Nasinu Making Waves Against Domestic Violence

    Vinaina Tabua Marawa has captured hearts as Miss Nasinu, but her mission goes beyond the crown. In a community eager for change, she’s poised to address the urgent issue of domestic violence. Discover how this festival was not only a competition but a powerful platform for advocacy and unity. What drives her passion for change?…

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  • Church Leader’s Urgent Call: Time to Transform or Lose More Followers?

    In a powerful address at the 2024 Methodist Church Conference, the President of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Semisi Turagavou, called for urgent reforms among church leaders. With an alarming decline in membership attributed to excessive yaqona consumption and smoking, he challenged ministers and deaconesses to reflect on their behaviors and leadership…

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  • “Step Up or Step Aside: Police Chief Issues Ultimatum”

    Police in the Western Division face a tough ultimatum from their commander: adapt to the demands of their roles or resign. As standards are raised for response to public reports, officers are urged to treat each complaint with the seriousness it deserves. What changes are on the horizon, and how will these directives impact the…

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  • Debate Erupts Over Death Penalty for Drug Traffickers in Fiji

    A controversial proposal to reinstate the death penalty for drug trafficking is igniting fierce debate in Fiji. Shadow Minister Ketan Lal argues for a focus on protecting victims of serious crimes like rape instead. With strong implications for justice and human rights, this discussion raises vital questions about the balance between safety and constitutional values.…

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  • Methodist Church Leader Calls for Reform Amid Declining Membership

    In a thought-provoking address at the 2024 Methodist Church Conference, Reverend Semisi Turagavou called on church leaders to reevaluate their habits and leadership styles. With membership on the decline, his urgent messages on yaqona consumption and smoking habits challenge the church to restore its image. What could this mean for the future of the Methodist…

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  • Calls for Minister’s Dismissal Over Controversial Death Penalty Comments

    Calls for the dismissal of Fiji’s Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection have intensified after her controversial remarks advocating for the death penalty for drug traffickers. With former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry criticizing her lack of consultation and suggestions of undermining Cabinet authority, the fallout raises questions about governance and human rights in the…

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  • Minister’s Controversial Comments Spark Calls for Dismissal

    Tensions are rising in Fiji as calls grow louder for the dismissal of Minister Lynda Tabuya following her controversial advocacy for the death penalty for drug traffickers. Former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry and other political figures are demanding accountability and clearer communication standards among ministers. As human rights advocates raise serious concerns, the Prime Minister…

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  • New Police Chief Search Kicks Off in Fiji

    A pivotal transition awaits the Fiji Police Force as the Constitutional Offices Commission prepares to announce the search for a new Commissioner of Police. Following significant developments, including a recent resignation, excitement and anticipation build around the upcoming vacancy. Who will step up to lead? Stay tuned for the unfolding details.

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  • “Policing or Resignation: A Stern Ultimatum from Western Division Commander”

    In a decisive address, a senior police commander has issued an ultimatum to officers in the Western Division: meet the demands of your roles or resign. With a focus on accountability and responsiveness to public concerns, this directive raises important questions about the standards and expectations for those in law enforcement. What changes lie ahead…

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  • Rising Above: Ana Seru’s Inspiring Journey to Cadet Success

    In a remarkable display of determination and talent, Year Nine student Ana Seru emerged as the top female cadet at the John Wesley College passing-out parade. Overcoming her challenging upbringing, Ana’s commitment to education and personal growth shines through as she inspires her siblings and peers. Discover more about her journey and the lessons she’s…

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  • “Fiji Memories: Australian Couple Returns to Their Heartfelt Roots”

    An Australian couple’s journey back to Fiji sparks nostalgia and excitement as they reconnect with old friends and cherish memories from their past. Discover the heartwarming story of love, friendships, and souvenirs from this enchanting destination. Click to find out more!

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  • Fiji’s Death Penalty Debate: Justice for Victims or Extreme Measures?

    A heated debate unfolds as Minister Lynda Tabuya’s proposal for the death penalty for drug traffickers clashes with calls for more focus on justice for sexual assault survivors. Shadow Minister Ketan Lal argues for life sentences over capital punishment, emphasizing the need for a robust legal framework to support victims. Could this controversy redefine Fiji’s…

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  • Reverend Calls for Action: Are Christian Families Failing Their Children?

    Reverend Semisi Turagavou of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma is urging parents to take a more active role in child-rearing amidst alarming statistics of abuse linked to Christian households. With proposed changes to church programs in response to these concerns, he emphasizes the need to prioritize family time. Discover how the church plans…

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  • Revitalizing Faith: Methodist Church Leaders Urged to Change Habits

    At the 2024 Methodist Church Conference, the President of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma, Reverend Semisi Turagavou, made a compelling call for change. He raised urgent concerns about yaqona consumption and smoking among church leaders, linking these behaviors to a troubling decline in membership. Discover what steps he urges ministers and deaconesses to…

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  • Fiji’s Minister in Hot Water Over Controversial Death Penalty Comments

    Calls for the removal of Lynda Tabuya from her ministerial role are intensifying following her controversial remarks advocating for the death penalty for drug traffickers in Fiji. While some leaders demand her dismissal, others challenge her approach, citing human rights concerns. Explore the escalating debate and what it means for Fiji’s future.

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  • Police Chief Issues Ultimatum: Step Up or Step Aside

    In a bold address to officers in the Western Division, the Divisional Police Commander issued a stern ultimatum regarding job performance. With public expectations on the rise, SSP Iakobo Vaisewa challenged law enforcement personnel to either step up or step down. Discover what sparked this call for accountability and the serious implications for those who…

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