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Fiji Law Society Urges Acting Director of Public Prosecutions to Resign: Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Legal Controversy
The Fiji Law Society is calling for the immediate resignation of Acting Director of Public Prosecutions, John Rabuku, to show his respect for Fiji’s laws and court… read more
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Attorney-General calls for resignation of Acting Director of Public Prosecutions.
Attorney-General Graham Leung has urged Acting Director of Public Prosecutions John Rabuku to resign. Leung emphasized in a statement that the office holds more significance than any… read more
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Mosese Bulitavu to Support Prime Minister as Independent Opposition Parliamentarian – Fiji developments underway
Mosese Bulitavu will be an independent Opposition parliamentarian supporting Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. Bulitavu mentioned that 10 other Opposition MPs would also follow suit, though he did… read more
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Fight Amateur First: No Shortcut in Boxing
“No one is just plucked from the cassava patch to fight in the professional arena,” says trainer Saimoni Taudomo. The former boxer asserted that a particular fighter,… read more
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Deregistration of FijiFirst Marks the End of Bainimarama and Sayed-Khaiyum’s Political Journey
The deregistration of FijiFirst marks a dismal conclusion to the political careers of its founders, Voreqe Bainimarama and Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum. Former permanent secretary in the Prime Minister’s… read more
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Justice Temo: Training Fiji Boxers to Become World Champions
Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo believes Fiji has the potential to train boxers capable of becoming world champions. As a former boxer himself, Justice Temo expressed his… read more
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Big Businesspeople Offer to Clear $701,680 Debt of FijiFirst
Some businesspeople expressed interest in settling the $701,680 debt of FijiFirst, according to former party member and Opposition MP, Mosese Bulitavu. While Mr. Bulitavu did not disclose… read more
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Suva Boxer Demands Opportunity to Defend Lightweight Title
Suva boxer Krishnil Mudaliar believes he should be the top contender for a new lightweight title. Mudaliar was the holder of the super Featherweight and lightweight titles… read more
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Increasing Departure Tax in Fiji Could Threaten Tourism Recovery
Increasing departure tax could potentially backfire on Fiji as competing destinations lure travelers based on price, leaving Fiji with a costly reputation. ANZ’s international Pacific economist Dr.… read more
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South Pacific Coffee Company to Elevate Barista Competition Standards at HOTEC Tradeshow 2024
South Pacific Coffee Company (SPCC) has joined as a competition partner for the HOTEC Tradeshow 2024. In collaboration with the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (FHTA), SPCC… read more
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Private Sector Urged to Enhance Workers’ Productivity for Economic Growth
PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS managing partner Jerome Kado has emphasized the necessity for the private sector to enhance productivity within the civil service, especially after the recent salary increases announced… read more
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Winston Peters Leads Political Delegation to Solomon Islands, Nauru, and Niue
New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters is heading to the Solomon Islands today to meet with newly elected Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele for the second time.… read more
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E-Government Transformation: Fiji’s National Digital Plan Progressing
The Coalition Government is developing a national digital plan for Fiji, with e-government as one of its primary pillars to bridge the gap with the private sector.… read more
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FPSA Strike Negotiations: Progress Made Towards Ending Dispute
After days of disruptions caused by the strike of more than 100 members of the Fiji Public Service Association (FPSA), significant progress has been made in negotiations… read more
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Decline in Job Advertisements in May Amid Tight Labour Market Conditions – Latest Economic Review
Job advertisements in May experienced a 2.5 percent decline amid ongoing tight labor market conditions and slower emigration, according to the Reserve Bank of Fiji’s latest June… read more
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Martin Iakoba Makes History as Top Recruit in Fiji Police Force Batch 67
Martin Iakoba of Rabi experienced great joy when he was awarded the prestigious Baton of Honour, marking him as the top recruit of Batch 67 during the… read more
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Trade Ministry: $106m Allocation Adequate for Economic Growth and Development
Minister for Trade, Cooperatives and Small Medium Enterprises and Communications Manoa Kamikamica has welcomed the $106.6 million allocated to his ministry in the 2024-2025 National Budget, announced… read more
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Fiji’s Outsourcing Sector Positioned for Global Leadership with Inclusive Growth
The future of Fiji’s outsourcing sector appears bright with ongoing support, innovative strategies, and a focus on inclusivity, positioning the nation as a significant player in the… read more
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Boxing Commission Fiji Official Calls for Transparency and a Fresh Start
Former Boxing Official Subhash Appanna Calls for Transparency and a “Fresh Start” in Boxing Commission Fiji In response to growing calls for transparency in the involvement of… read more
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Narube Criticises 2024-2025 National Budget for Lack of Economic Transformation and Fiscal Reforms
Savenaca Narube, the leader of the Unity Fiji party and former Reserve Bank of Fiji governor, criticized the 2024-2025 National Budget for failing to inspire confidence and… read more
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Illicit Drug Trade in Fiji Takes New Turn With Government Number Plates Usage, Amid Launch of National Counter Narcotics Strategy
A new development in the illegal drug industry has been identified, with government number plates appearing to be used in the transportation and sale of drugs. This… read more
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FijiFirst Deregistered as Political Party; MPs to Serve Independently
Members of the Opposition caucus will now function as independent MPs, as the party to which they belong, FijiFirst, has been officially deregistered. The party’s status was… read more
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Fiji Rugby Player and Nihon University Student, Sekove Tagicakiverata, Dies Mysteriously in Tokyo
The rugby community and Nihon University in Tokyo, Japan are mourning the unexpected death of Fijian rugby player and student, Sekove Tagicakiverata, which occurred last Friday. Tagicakiverata… read more
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Amex Resource Limited Increases Iron Sand Export to China, Invests in Tech Upgrades to Boost Production Efficiency
Amex Resource Limited, a company exporting iron sand and based in Lautoka, West Fiji, is experiencing improved fortunes following years of struggle. The company is currently overseeing… read more
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Fiji Corrections Service Concerned Over Lack of Resources in National Drug Strategy
The Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) has expressed concerns over apparent gaps in the national strategy against drugs, citing the lack of resources and focus provided to their… read more
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FMF Foods Ltd Sponsors Fiji’s Inter-District Championship in Five-Year Deal
FMF Foods Limited has entered into a five-year sponsorship agreement with the Fiji Football Association for the Inter-District Championship (IDC). Although the sponsorship amount has not been… read more
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Rugby Legend Michael Hooper Announces Retirement After Decade-Long Career with Wallabies and Sevens
Prominent Wallaby and rugby sevens player, Michael Hooper, has confirmed his retirement from Australian Rugby. The renowned 32-year-old player officially announced his retirement on Sunday, marking a… read more
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Fiji Rugby Union Endorses Structural Changes, Removes Prime Minister’s Nomination from Board
The recent structural changes in the Fiji Rugby Union, which will eliminate the Prime Minister’s nomination in the board, have been met with some resistance. Youth and… read more
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Fiji Rugby Player Jioji Nasova to Make Olympic Debut in Paris Games after Successful Rookie Year
Jioji Nasova, the new player in the Team Fiji men’s rugby sevens squad, gets the nod to play at the Paris Olympic Games, which will be held… read more
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Paul Heath Sworn In As Fiji’s New Justice of Appeal, Adding to the Judiciary Strength
Yesterday, Paul Heath was officially added to the judiciary of Fiji. He was sworn in as the new Justice of Appeal of the Court of Appeal of… read more