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  • Lautoka Residents Demand Action Amid Dark Streets and Safety Concerns

    Residents of Lautoka are on edge as non-functional streetlights along Vomo Street leave them grappling with safety concerns. With reports of harassment and vandalism surfacing in the shadows, frustration grows over the lack of support in addressing the issue. Who is responsible for these long-standing outages? Find out more about this pressing concern and the…

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  • Fiji’s Cocoa Comeback: Reviving a Sweet Legacy

    The Fijian government is launching a bold initiative to revive its cocoa industry, once a significant contributor to the nation’s economy. With plans to boost local production and engage with farmers, can this ancient crop reclaim its former glory? Discover the strategies and hopes that could reshape Fiji’s agricultural landscape.

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  • “Fiji’s Painful Past: Reactions to George Speight’s Pardon”

    The recent pardon of coup leader George Speight has reignited painful memories for many in Fiji. Opposition MP Ketan Lal shares the heartache and disappointment felt by countless citizens, highlighting the profound impact of this decision on the nation’s collective psyche. What does this mean for the future of accountability in Fiji? Dive into the…

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  • From Struggles to Success: The Inspiring Journey of a New Lawyer

    After nearly 15 years of perseverance, Lanieta Gonewai Bilitaki has achieved her dream of becoming a lawyer. Join her as she reflects on her inspiring journey filled with challenges, loss, and unwavering support from her family. Discover her powerful message to young dreamers navigating their own paths.

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  • Hilton Garden Inn Suva: A Game-Changer for Accommodation!

    Exciting developments are underway in Suva with a $75 million investment to enhance its hospitality scene! The Hilton Garden Inn, set to open in August 2025, promises to be a game-changer for accommodation in the capital. What does this mean for Suva’s appeal and local job market? Discover the full details and implications of this…

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  • New Call for Political Reform in Fiji’s People’s Alliance

    In a bold call to action, Sai Lelea, president of the People’s Alliance New Zealand, urges his party to shift from reactive to proactive leadership. At the recent general assembly, he emphasized the critical need for transparency, accountability, and innovative communication with overseas Fijians. How will these changes reshape the party’s future? Discover more about…

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  • Lautoka Residents Fear for Safety Amid Dark Streets

    Safety concerns are growing among residents of Vomo Street in Lautoka due to non-functional street lights that have been out for months. With the absence of illumination, fears of harassment and vandalism have crept into the community, leaving many unsure about how to address the issue. Discover what residents are urging authorities to prioritize and…

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  • “Farmers Hopeful as Government Tackles Drainage Dilemmas”

    Amid ongoing challenges faced by rice farmers in Dreketi, a promise of resolution emerges from the Minister for Agriculture and Waterways. With a new drainage board in place, local farmers are urged to voice their concerns and explore improvements. But as one seasoned farmer highlights, the need for greater protections, like seawalls, remains pressing. What…

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  • Fiji’s Cocoa Comeback: Is a Sweet Future Ahead?

    Discover how the Fijian government is setting the stage for a cocoa renaissance that could transform the nation’s economy. With ambitions to restore the industry to its past glory, new partnerships and initiatives are underway. Could this be the turning point for local farmers and communities? Dive into the full story to learn more about…

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  • Revamping Political Management: A Call for Transparency in Fiji’s Governance

    Sai Lelea, president of the People’s Alliance New Zealand, recently called for a transformative approach to political management during the party’s general assembly. Emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability, he proposed innovative strategies to overcome crisis-driven leadership and enhance governance. What groundbreaking ideas does he have for engaging overseas voters and reshaping Fiji’s political…

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  • Fiji’s Mercy Commission Issues Sweeping Pardons Amid Controversy

    In a pivotal meeting, the Mercy Commission made a significant decision that could change the lives of several individuals. With pardons issued on September 18, 2024, questions of justice, rehabilitation, and the complexities of mercy come to the forefront. What does this mean for those seeking a second chance? Discover the details behind the Commission’s…

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  • Farmers Urged to Seize New Drainage Opportunity Amidst Concerns

    Rice farmers in Macuata are facing persistent drainage challenges, but hope is on the horizon. The newly established drainage board promises to address these issues. While one veteran farmer cheers the progress, he warns of a looming threat: heavy rainfall wreaks havoc on their crops. Could the government’s response be too little, too late? Dive…

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  • Fiji’s Cocoa Comeback: Can History Repeat Itself?

    The Fijian government is looking to breathe new life into its cocoa industry, a sector once vital to the nation’s economy. With ambitions to rekindle its past glory, initiatives are underway to engage farmers and boost production. Discover the plans that could transform Fiji’s cocoa landscape and the opportunities that lie ahead!

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  • Call for Change: PANZ President Advocates for Transparent Leadership in Fiji

    In a recent assembly, the president of the People’s Alliance New Zealand, Sai Lelea, made a compelling case for a transformative approach to governance. He urged the party leadership to move beyond crisis management, emphasizing transparency and inclusive communication. As he outlined innovative ideas for engaging overseas voters and enhancing political expertise, it raises the…

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  • Bail Challenge: Former Minister Seeks China Trip Amid Controversy

    Former Minister Kalaveti Ravu seeks to modify his bail to attend a seminar in China amid ongoing charges of abuse of office linked to a controversial investigation. The court awaits formal responses as the drama unfolds. What implications could this have for his case and the upcoming trial? Click to find out more.

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  • Lautoka Residents Demand Action as Street Lights Remain Dark

    Residents of Vomo Street in Lautoka are raising alarm about safety concerns linked to malfunctioning street lights that have remained out of service for months. With reports of harassment and vandalism surfacing, anxiety is growing among locals. As they try to navigate the murky waters of how to address the issue, the community is left…

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  • Struggles Rise as Black Sand Mining Disrupts Village Lives in Fiji

    Residents of several Fijian communities are grappling with the fallout from extensive black sand mining operations, which have led to ecological havoc and economic strain. Local fishermen face dwindling catches and rising costs, igniting tensions and calls for justice. Discover the unsettling truths behind the environmental impact and community struggles that remain largely ignored.

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  • SVC Teacher Triumphs at National Hindi Essay Competition!

    Renowned Hindi teacher Arti Renuka Mani from Swami Vivekananda College takes the top spot in a national essay competition, shining a light on the beauty of the Hindi language. The event not only showcased her talent but also celebrated a rich cultural heritage. Discover the inspiring stories behind this accomplishment and what it means for…

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  • “New Leader, New Vision: Ratu Josefa Takes the Helm”

    Ratu Josefa Dimuri steps into the role of senior vice president of the People’s Alliance amidst a wave of challenges and expectations. Elected unopposed, his commitment to uplift the party and enhance women’s leadership shines through, but can he fill the shoes of his predecessor? Discover his thoughts on the journey ahead and the vision…

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  • Former Minister Seeks Bail Change to Attend China Seminar Amid Corruption Charges

    Former Minister Kalaveti Ravu seeks changes to his bail conditions, aiming to travel to China amid controversy over serious allegations. As the court case unfolds, tensions rise, with significant implications for the future. What will the next steps reveal? Dive into the details of this unfolding legal drama.

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