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Fiji Education Minister urges unity and kindness in schools on Palm Sunday
On Palm Sunday, Fiji’s Education Minister calls for a renewed spirit of kindness, unity and service in schools—urging students, parents and teachers to learn from one another and celebrate diversity. Framing children as a bright source of joy and hope, the message highlights a collective, caring approach to learning and community life.
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Ratu Nemani Memorial School Clinches Dual Netball Titles at North-West Nadroga Meet
Ratu Nemani Memorial School swept the North-West Nadroga primary netball meet, claiming both senior and junior titles in a day of standout talent. A close senior final highlighted a growing program, with promising young players and strong community support on display.
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Decade-Long Fiji Outreach: NZ Nurse Combines Water, Food Security and Skills Training
Decades of hands-on outreach in Fiji shaped a retired nurse’s view of health as a holistic journey—where community-built housing, steady water access, and practical skills meet attention to heart, mind, and spirit. Her story hints at a path to resilience that blends everyday trades with care for the soul.
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Tailevu Holdings pays its first-ever interim dividend of 3c per share, totalling $39,849.54 to Tailevu Province Council and the Tailevu Dairy Farmers Cooperative Association
Tailevu Holdings Pte Ltd marks its first interim dividend, sharing a six‑month performance boost from its property and transport portfolio with Tailevu’s key stakeholders. A 3-cent per share payout totals about $39,850, signaling a new era of direct returns for the province.
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Suva Hosts 50th Fiji Bitter Marist 7s, Spotlight on Fiji Sevens’ Next Generation
Suva gears up for the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s’ 50th edition, a weekend where club pride, legends, and the next generation collide. Beyond the nostalgia, the tournament is a proving ground and a community beacon, hinting at who might light up Fiji’s sevens season. Fast, fearless rugby and a few surprise names await.
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Fiji Expands Northern Division Grassroots Grants to $2 Million for 195 Community Groups
Fiji’s Northern Division is getting a major funding boost for grassroots projects. A $2 million Multi-Ethnic Grant Programme will empower local groups—ranging from religious institutions to village committees—with upgrades, equipment and essential services, aiming to deliver visible improvements and greater community resilience in the months ahead.
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Lautoka Launches $10.66M Upgrade for Delaisaweni Settlement to Improve Roads, Drainage and Climate Resilience
A multi-million upgrade is underway in Lautoka’s Delaisaweni settlement, promising safer roads, better drainage, and essential services for residents of a growing informal community. This project is part of a broader Fiji effort to boost climate resilience and improve living conditions through strong community involvement and durable infrastructure.
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Fiji bets on community-led recycling to stop village waste dumping
Rural Fiji is bracing for a new waste-management push, as government teams up with environmental groups to curb indiscriminate dumping. The outreach targets villages and island communities with practical disposal guidance and local recycling efforts that aim to protect people and fragile ecosystems.
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Naitasiri Unity Highlighted as Fiji Government Pledges Education, Infrastructure and Youth Opportunities
Finance, Commerce and Business Development Minister Esrom Immanuel spotlights unity in Naitasiri as fresh assurances on education, infrastructure and youth opportunities surface, signaling a concrete path forward for the province.
