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Fiji’s Drug Trafficking Crackdown: Nine Convicted in Major Meth Operation
A significant drug trafficking operation in Fiji has led to the conviction of nine individuals, linked to over 4.1 tonnes of methamphetamine. As the judicial system gears… read more
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Naitasiri’s Title Defense Begins: Can They Hold Off Malolo’s Challenge?
As the Skipper Cup season kicks off, Naitasiri Rugby Union is primed for action with a formidable lineup featuring talent from the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. The… read more
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Fiji’s Education Revolution: New Schools and Support for Teachers on the Horizon
Exciting developments are on the horizon for education in Fiji! With new secondary schools set to be developed and significant investments in teacher housing, the government is… read more
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Fiji’s Junior Kulas Kick Off Championship with a Bang!
The Junior Kulas have kicked off their OFC U16 Women’s Championship journey with an impressive 4-0 victory over Tahiti, showcasing their talent and preparation. With standout performances… read more
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Court Dismisses Former Exec’s Appeal in Confidential Report Controversy
In a significant legal setback, Hasmukh Lal, a former executive at the University of the South Pacific, has had his appeal dismissed by the High Court. The… read more
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Price Hikes Amid VAT Cut: Consumers Left in the Lurch?
A recent report reveals troubling price hikes among food businesses in Fiji, coinciding with a significant VAT reduction. Despite a promised tax relief, many establishments seem to… read more
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School Drug Scandal: Urgent Action Needed Amid Growing Concerns in Fiji
A school in Nasinu is at the center of a troubling investigation after suspicious substances were discovered in the teachers’ washroom. This incident echoes growing concerns over… read more
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Fiji’s Agricultural Revolution: From Conservation to Cultivation
Fiji is redefining its agricultural strategy, shifting from mere conservation of plant genetic resources to their active use. With a focus on enhancing food security and sustainability,… read more
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Former Football Star Ignites Hope for Rewa’s Young Athletes
At 54, former Rewa football player Ashik Ali is turning back to the field, not as a player, but as a mentor. With the founding of the… read more
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Leadership Change Ahead: USP’s Vice-Chancellor Set to Conclude Tenure in 2025
The University of the South Pacific is poised for a significant leadership shift as Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia prepares to conclude his tenure in 2025. His leadership… read more
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Empowering Change: Rewa’s Shift Towards Self-Reliance and Development
Ro Naulu Mataitini, the chief of Rewa, is urging a transformative shift in mindset among residents as they tackle poverty and development. Emphasizing a results-driven approach, he… read more
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Giants Clash Again: Labasa Hosts Football’s Grand Return!
As the 2025 Extra Battle of the Giants tournament kicks off in Labasa, excitement is in the air with nearly 3,200 tickets already claimed. This marks a… read more
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Fiji Steps Up: New Initiative to Empower Overseas Voters
A new agreement between the Fijian Elections Office and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs aims to enhance voter registration for Fijians living abroad. This partnership promises to… read more
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Fiji’s Education Crisis: Will Students Get the Support They Need?
Fiji’s education landscape is facing a critical challenge as 19,000 private students struggle with financial hardships due to the loss of access to affordable loans. With rising… read more
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Pacific Elders Call ICJ Opinion a Game Changer for Climate Justice
The Pacific Elders’ Voice has hailed the recent advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice as a possible turning point for climate justice. Acknowledging the essential… read more
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Boosting Pacific Security: Australia’s Training Initiative in Focus
In an effort to bolster regional security, Pacific police chiefs are considering new areas for support as Australia advances its training programs for local officers. With the… read more
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Trump’s Ultimatum: Will Russia Face Sanctions Over Ukraine?
In a passionate statement, President Trump condemned Russia’s actions in Ukraine, labeling them as “disgusting” and warning of impending sanctions. With a deadline for negotiations fast approaching,… read more
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Community-led Approach Ignites Hope in Battle Against Youth Drug Abuse in Rewa
In Rewa, a new approach to drug abuse is taking shape, focusing on compassion rather than punishment. Council chairman Ro Macanawai Mataitini emphasizes the importance of community… read more
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USP’s Vice-Chancellor Departure: A New Chapter for the Pacific’s Leading University?
As Professor Pal Ahluwalia prepares to conclude his notable tenure as Vice-Chancellor of the University of the South Pacific, a new chapter awaits the institution. His leadership… read more
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“New Zealand and Solomon Islands: A 150-Year Partnership in Focus”
In a significant meeting in Wellington, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Foreign Minister Winston Peters reaffirmed their commitment to a longstanding partnership with the Solomon… read more
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Fiji’s Ellington Wharf Repair: A Step Towards Maritime Transformation
Exciting developments are underway at Rakiraki Ellington Wharf as the repair project reaches a significant milestone. With essential piling works completed and precast slab installation progressing, the… read more
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Health and Legal Battles: What’s Next for Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum?
The ongoing investigation into former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum takes a dramatic turn as police visit him in the hospital. With his bail variation hearing looming, crucial decisions… read more
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USP’s Leadership Change: What Lies Ahead?
A significant leadership change is on the horizon for the University of the South Pacific as Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia concludes his tenure next month. His time… read more
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Fiji’s Minister Justifies $58K Trip: A Gateway to Sustainable Development?
Fiji’s Fisheries and Forestry Minister, Alitia Bainivalu, has sparked conversations regarding government spending with a recent overseas trip costing over $58,000. While she champions transparency and justifies… read more
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Major Drug Bust: Nine Convicted in Fiji’s Meth Trafficking Case
In a striking verdict, the Lautoka High Court has found nine individuals guilty in a significant drug trafficking case involving over 4.1 tonnes of methamphetamine. As the… read more
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Fiji’s Retail Revolution: RC Manubhai Embraces Digital Transformation with New ERP System
RC Manubhai & Co Pte Ltd has taken a monumental step in its digital journey by implementing the SAP Business One HANA ERP system. This transformative action… read more
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Fiji Airways Welcomes New Chief Pilot: A Leader’s Vision for the Skies
Fiji Airways has made a significant leadership change with the appointment of Captain Etika Tuisue as the new Chief Pilot and Flight Operations Officer. With over two… read more
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NRL Future in Flux: Key Players Face Contract Uncertainty
As the NRL landscape shifts, uncertainty looms over the futures of key players from the Melbourne Storm. With potential moves on the horizon, especially for captain Tui… read more
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Fiji’s REALB Unveils Game-Changing Transparency Initiative for Real Estate Agents
The Real Estate Agents Licensing Board (REALB) of Fiji has unveiled new measures to boost transparency and accountability among new agents. By mandating public announcements of license… read more
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ICJ’s Climate Ruling: A Game-Changer for Pacific Island Nations?
A transformative ruling from the International Court of Justice on climate change could reshape accountability among nations and embolden advocates for vulnerable communities. Celebrated by the Pacific… read more