International

  • 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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  • Devastating Blaze Leaves Family Homeless: Causes Under Investigation

    A devastating fire has left a family homeless in Koroqaqa, with damages soaring to nearly $90,000. As investigations are underway, the National Fire Authority is stepping up efforts to address the rising number of residential fires. What sparked this tragic event and how are local authorities responding? Discover more about this unfolding situation.

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

    In a bold call to action, Reverend Semisi Turagavou highlights a troubling trend within Christian households in Fiji. With alarming statistics revealing a high rate of child neglect, he urges parents to prioritize their responsibilities. Explore how the Methodist Church plans to confront this pressing issue and strengthen family bonds amidst growing concerns about community…

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  • Church Leader Calls for Radical Change to Restore Faith

    In a powerful address at the 2024 Methodist Church Conference, Reverend Semisi Turagavou calls for a transformation within the church, urging ministers and deaconesses to curtail their yaqona consumption and smoking. As declining membership and public grievances loom large, can the church restore its image and retain its faithful? Discover the urgent changes he proposes…

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  • Empowering Fiji’s Future: Grants for Aspiring Young Entrepreneurs

    Discover how women are taking the lead in empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs! At a recent conference, valuable insights were shared about the Young Entrepreneurship Scheme that offers significant financial support for innovative business ideas. Learn how to inspire young dreamers to become job creators and forge their own paths in the business world.…

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  • Call for Transparency After Tragic Hospital Death: What Happened?

    A tragic death raises pressing questions about medical negligence in Fiji’s healthcare system. As a grieving father seeks answers, the call for transparency intensifies. What went wrong during a routine procedure, and how will this impact public trust in medical services? Click to uncover the unfolding story.

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  • Reverend’s Call to Action: Strengthening Family Bonds Amidst Child Neglect

    Reverend Semisi Turagavou shines a spotlight on a troubling trend within Christian households in Fiji, where reports of child abuse and neglect reveal a stark reality. As he calls for accountability among parents, the Methodist Church considers significant changes to its activities to foster family unity. Discover how these challenges are impacting the community and…

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  • Empowering Fiji’s Youth: Grants for Young Entrepreneurs Unveiled!

    Empowering the next generation of innovators has never been more crucial. At a recent women’s conference, a call to action was made for women to champion young entrepreneurs eager to launch their own ventures. Discover how the Young Entrepreneurship Scheme is unlocking potential and providing financial support for creative minds. What does this mean for…

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  • Transforming Education: A Call to Action for Fiji’s Head Teachers

    Transforming the future of education in Fiji is on the agenda as the Fiji Head Teachers Association Conference kicks off. With a push for innovative thinking and community engagement, educational leaders are urged to step beyond traditional teaching roles. What groundbreaking changes are being proposed to elevate learning and inspire the next generation? Dive into…

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  • Discipline Pays Off: Meet the Baton of Honour Winner from Fiji

    In a heartfelt reflection, Mosese Tuimatai shares his journey of discipline and growth after receiving the Baton of Honour. As the first in his family to reach Year 13, he emphasizes the invaluable lessons learned from his parents and the impact of cadet training. But what drives his aspirations of becoming a marine engineer? Discover…

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  • Fiji Police Force Seeks New Leadership: What’s Next?

    Excitement builds as the Constitutional Offices Commission prepares to announce the search for Fiji’s next Commissioner of Police. With a significant vacancy following recent events, the call for applications is just around the corner. What qualities will the new leader need, and how will this impact the future of Fiji’s law enforcement? Stay tuned for…

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  • Police Chief Issues Ultimatum: Step Up or Step Down

    In a bold statement to officers in the Western Division, the Senior Superintendent of Police has laid down the law: meet the demands of your role or step aside. With rising public expectations for accountability and service, is this a turning point for policing in the region? Dive into the details of this compelling call…

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  • Family Left Homeless as Fire Devastates Home in Nausori

    A devastating fire has left a family in Koroqaqa homeless, with damages estimated between $80,000 and $90,000. As emergency crews fight to contain the situation, concerns rise over the increasing number of residential fires. What measures are being taken to prevent future tragedies? Click to learn more about this harrowing incident and the community’s response.

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  • Fiji Calls Them Home: A Couple’s Heartwarming Return

    An Australian couple returns to the shores of Fiji, rekindling memories from their past that span nearly five decades. Discover how their heartfelt journey is intertwined with cherished friendships, family ties, and the vibrant local culture. What special connections will they revive during this nostalgic visit?

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  • Church Leader Calls for Parental Accountability Amid Child Neglect Crisis

    In a heartfelt appeal, Reverend Semisi Turagavou urges parents to reassess their roles within the family amid alarming statistics regarding child abuse and neglect. With a focus on strengthening family bonds, the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma grapples with how church activities may be impacting family time. What measures will the church take to…

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  • Police Chief Issues Ultimatum: Step Up or Step Down!

    In a bold move to ensure accountability, police officers in the Western Division are facing an ultimatum: meet expectations or resign. Senior Superintendent Iakobo Vaisewa’s recent address highlights a renewed emphasis on responsiveness and adherence to procedures. With a clear message against misconduct, officers may find their roles challenged in unexpected ways. What does this…

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  • “Revival of Family Values: A Call to Action from Fiji’s Methodist Church”

    Reverend Semisi Turagavou of the Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma is sounding the alarm on a serious issue affecting the community. With a shocking report revealing that the majority of children facing abuse and neglect hail from Christian households, he urges families to reflect on their responsibilities. What changes might be on the horizon…

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  • Fiji Minister’s Death Penalty Proposal Sparks Outrage and Debate

    A contentious debate is brewing in Fiji as the Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, calls for the return of the death penalty for drug traffickers. With Fiji positioned as a transit hub for illegal drugs, her remarks have ignited strong reactions from various sectors, including human rights advocates and government officials…

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