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Solomon Islands Court of Appeal to decide May 1 whether PM Manele must face Parliament or resign
All eyes are on a pivotal Court of Appeal ruling that could decide whether Parliament must convene and test the government’s majority. With a dramatic party shift changing the House’s balance, the decision promises to redefine the contest between executive discretion and parliamentary duty.
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Final Preparations for Fiji’s State Funeral of Former President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, Blending iTaukei Rites with Military Honours
Fiji moves toward a ceremonial farewell for former President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, blending iTaukei rites with full military honours. The final arrangements unfold across Suva and Bau Island, signaling a nationwide tribute to a long-serving leader.
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Fiji PM Rabuka to outline relief measures after FCCC-driven fuel-price increase
Fuel prices have risen, and Fiji is bracing for the ripple effects on everyday costs. Prime Minister Rabuka will address the nation tonight to outline the government’s response amid debate over the FCCC-set change. The broadcast could hint at relief steps or further moves as households and businesses feel the squeeze.
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Rabuka Opens Fiji’s TISI Sangam Centenary in Nadi, Launching Week-Long South Indian Cultural Celebrations
Fiji’s TISI Sangam marks a century of heritage and service with a grand six-day centennial celebration. The launch at King Charles Park features the Prime Minister as chief guest, a traditional welcome, and the ceremonial centennial flame linking founders with today’s members. Expect vibrant cultural performances, education-focused initiatives, and a showcase of community unity translating…
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Fiji Restores 15,000-Acre NG2 Land to Mataqali Nadala After 120 Years
Historic land restitution in Fiji returns thousands of acres to iTaukei owners after more than a century under state tenure. Described as a doorway to sustainable development—agriculture, small business and eco-tourism—the move also emphasizes the responsibilities of watershed protection and careful planning. The coming steps in governance and community decisions will shape how the land…
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Lautoka Port Yard 4 Opens as Fiji Launches Port Master Plan to Boost Maritime Gateway
Lautoka’s port takes a bold step forward with Yard 4 open and a new Port Master Plan shaping its future. A multi-pronged upgrade—from wharf rehab to dredging—promises faster turnaround, safer operations, and a more resilient hub for Fiji’s growing trade.
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Fiji Unveils Lautoka Port Master Plan to Expand Capacity and Fortify Climate Resilience Over 30 Years
Fiji’s Lautoka Port is charting a bold future with a comprehensive master plan for the next three decades. It envisions expanded berths, bigger container yards, and stronger climate resilience to support growing trade, vehicle imports, and cruise calls. The plan signals a major shift in how the maritime gateway sustains livelihoods and growth.
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Fiji and China Confirm Stable Partnership Rooted in Sovereignty, 2024 Foreign Policy White Paper
Fiji emphasizes a deep, stable partnership with China, rooted in sovereignty and constructive engagement. A high-level dialogue reviewed ongoing development efforts and poverty‑alleviation projects, signaling renewed momentum in the bilateral agenda.
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Fiji Launches Pilot of Flexible Civil Service Hours to Ease Suva–Nausori Traffic
Fiji’s civil service is testing flexible working hours through a pilot that could include staggered start times to ease commutes and boost well-being. Officials stress that an 11am reference was only illustrative, not a universal rule, as the framework is refined with pilot results.
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Narube Urges Rabuka to End Costly Court Battles Slowing Fiji’s National Priorities
Unity Fiji leader Savenaca Narube urges Prime Minister Rabuka to stop the legal drama, warning that costly court battles are draining taxpayers and sidelining urgent national priorities. From the Malimali case to constitutional changes and questions over FICAC leadership, governance and accountability are under intense scrutiny.