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  • From Stay-at-Home Mom to Engineering Graduate: Joana’s Inspiring Journey

    Joana Adimila’s journey from stay-at-home mom to a graduate in Engineering Pathways is nothing short of inspiring. Balancing her jewelry business and her education, she has bravely entered a traditionally male-dominated field. How did she navigate these challenges and what does this mean for her future? Discover her story of resilience and ambition.

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  • Fiji’s FICAC Faces Crucial Investigation: What’s at Stake?

    The ongoing investigation into FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali could reshape the future of Fiji’s anti-corruption leadership. With police inquiries underway and a Commission of Inquiry on the horizon, questions of integrity and accountability loom large. What implications could this have for national institutions? Dive into the developments stirring public concern and political scrutiny.

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  • Empowering Women in Agriculture: Meet Fiji’s Best Young Farmer

    Moreen Ram has made waves in the agricultural community, crowned as the Best Young Farmer of the Year in Fiji. This remarkable rice farmer shares her journey of perseverance and ambition, aiming to inspire more women to delve into the world of rice farming. What challenges has she overcome, and what are her future aspirations?…

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  • Fire Safety Urged as Festive Season Approaches After Suva Blaze

    As the festive season approaches, a recent industrial fire in Suva has prompted urgent fire safety reminders from the National Fire Authority. With significant damage reported and investigations underway, are you taking the necessary precautions to protect your property? Find out what simple measures can make all the difference.

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  • Presidential Drama: Will Ratu Wiliame Katonivere Secure a Second Term?

    A pivotal moment in Fijian politics is on the horizon as President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere prepares for a potential second term. With Parliament set to meet on October 31, all eyes are on Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s nomination decision amidst underlying tensions. What will unfold as the deadline approaches? Stay tuned for the latest developments!

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  • Breaking Barriers: Young Woman Pursues Tile Laying in a Male-Dominated Industry

    Meet Ruci Vukialau, a trailblazer in the wall and floor tiling industry, as she shares her inspiring journey from student to skilled professional. Despite the challenges of a male-dominated field, Ruci’s determination and faith have fueled her ambition. What lies ahead for her as she prepares to step into the workforce? Discover her story of…

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  • Festive Season Fire Warning: Are You Prepared?

    As the festive season approaches, a significant fire incident has prompted urgent reminders on fire safety. With extensive damage reported at a complex in Suva, the National Fire Authority emphasizes the need for vigilance among business owners and the public. Want to learn more about how to protect your property this holiday season? Click to…

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  • New Nakasi Market Unveiled: A Boost for Local Vendors and Community

    A new chapter begins for Nakasi as the Minister for Housing and Local Government officially opens a state-of-the-art market designed to elevate the livelihoods of local vendors. With a significant investment of $1.98 million, this vibrant space embodies opportunity and unity, promising to transform the local community. Discover how this initiative is set to empower…

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  • Stepfather Sentenced for Shocking Crimes Against Stepdaughter

    A former primary school teacher has been sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison for heinous acts against his stepdaughter, revealing a disturbing case of abuse within the home. As details emerge from the high-profile trial, the emotional toll on the victim and the implications of parental manipulation come to light. Discover the complexities of…

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  • Call to Action: Fiji Aims for 100% Birth Registration

    With only 80% of children registered at birth, a national initiative aims for 100% within two years. Justice Minister Siromi Turaga highlights the pressing concerns surrounding unregistered births, especially in the iTaukei community. Discover the steps being taken to address this critical issue and how it impacts the future of education and community resources.

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  • Fiji’s FICAC Crisis: Will the Investigation Reshape Anti-Corruption Leadership?

    The investigation into FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali is igniting concerns about the integrity of Fiji’s anti-corruption agency. With a Commission of Inquiry on the horizon, the police’s findings may change the course of leadership and public trust in national institutions. What revelations will emerge, and how will they impact Fiji’s governance? Stay tuned for the…

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  • Birth Registration Crisis: A Call to Action for Parents

    A pressing national issue has emerged as many parents delay registering their children, with the Minister for Justice setting an ambitious goal of 100 percent birth registration in the next two years. Discover why the current 80 percent registration rate, particularly among the iTaukei community, raises alarm bells and what proactive measures are being taken…

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  • FICAC Commissioner Case: A Crucial Turning Point for Fiji’s Anti-Corruption Efforts?

    As the police delve into the intricate case involving FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali, the stakes have never been higher for Fiji’s anti-corruption agency. The investigation could reshape leadership dynamics and has raised pressing concerns over public trust in national institutions. With the Prime Minister reassessing the Commission of Inquiry amidst growing scrutiny, the resolution of…

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  • FICAC Stop Order Drama: Who Really Holds the Power?

    In a surprising twist surrounding the departure of former deputy commissioner Francis Puleiwai, clarifications have emerged regarding the enforcement of a Stop Order. As tensions rise, crucial questions about authority and legal processes linger. What does this mean for accountability in Fiji’s immigration system? Discover the unfolding details and implications of this intriguing case.

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  • New Nakasi Market: A $1.98 Million Investment in Community Empowerment

    A new chapter for local vendors begins with the inauguration of the Nakasi Market, a $1.98 million investment aimed at enhancing livelihoods and community spirit in Fiji. Discover how this modern facility is transforming the local commerce landscape and empowering entrepreneurs in a clean, secure environment. What does this mean for the future of Nakasi…

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  • Fiji Police Force Celebrates 150 Years of Service: A Historical Tribute

    Fiji recently celebrated a momentous occasion—the 150th anniversary of the Fiji Police Force. This milestone event included a vibrant parade and heartfelt tributes to those who paved the way for law enforcement in the nation. Join us as we delve into the significance of this celebration and the enduring legacy of dedication and service that…

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  • Empowering Women: Naiyalayala’s Culinary Initiative for FIJI Water

    A transformative project is underway in the Naiyalayala district, where local women are cooking up opportunities for themselves and their community. Discover how pre-cooked meal packs for FIJI Water employees are more than just food—they’re a step toward empowerment and economic growth. What does the future hold for this initiative? Find out more!

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  • Undercover Traffickers: The New Face of Drug Smuggling in Fiji

    A growing trend in drug trafficking is raising concerns in Fiji as traffickers disguise themselves as pastors and elderly women to slip past border control. The Minister for Immigration sheds light on this alarming tactic while urging community involvement in the fight against drugs. What challenges lie ahead for law enforcement, and how can the…

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  • National Concern: Birth Registration Rates at 80% in Fiji

    The push for complete birth registration in the nation is gaining momentum, with officials expressing concern over the high number of unregistered children, particularly in the iTaukei community. Discover why timely registration is more critical than ever and what measures are being taken to bridge the gap. Click to learn more about this pressing issue.

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  • High Court Delivers Harsh Sentence for Stepdad’s Horrific Crimes

    A former primary school teacher has been sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison for the horrific sexual abuse of his stepdaughter. The High Court’s decision highlights the profound trauma inflicted on the victim and raises critical concerns about child safety in domestic environments. Explore the details of this unsettling case and its implications for…

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