UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperatures
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The spirit of sisterhood was on full display today as Saint Joseph’s Secondary School alumnae gathered for a Pacific Market Day fe
7 jobs created after opening of new restaurant in Labasa
Seven new jobs have been created following the opening of the Fry Master Restaurant in Tuatua, Labasa, as the business looks to me
Doctors left to make critical decisions alone as Fiji’s health system struggles- FMA President
Doctors are being left to make critical decisions alone during overnight shifts, in some cases without access to basic blood tests
Flying Fijians must stay disciplined and connected for full 80 minutes - Seruvakula
The FIJI Water Flying Fijians will need to be disciplined on both sides of the ball, and stay connected for the full 80 minutes as
Tourism sector backs national HIV crisis response
Fiji’s tourism sector has affirmed its support for the whole-of-government response following Cabinet’s declaration of the HIV out
Damaging Swells Alert remains in place for parts of Fiji waters
A Damaging Heavy Swell Alert remains in place for South West Viti Levu waters, Yasawa and Mamanuca waters, Kadavu passage, Koro Se
Three-month-old Marina given new hope after heart treatment in Fiji
After travelling from the Solomon Islands to Fiji seeking heart treatment for her first child, Nerolyn Tirii can now leave hospita
Family support helps Savusavu woman fulfil father’s dream of becoming a teacher
For Shinal Devi of Buca, Savusavu, becoming a teacher was more than a career choice - it was a dream her father had for her from a
Tokasa heads home after free heart surgery at Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospita
After months of worry and an emotional journey from Sigatoka for her daughter’s heart surgery, Arieta Lewenisiga can now take 10-y
9/11 changed the face of global security - Tikoduadua
The events of September 11th changed the face of global security, and the world was never the same after 2001.Minister for Defence
70% of children diagnosed with TB under the age of 5 also living with HIV
Fiji recorded 260 TB-HIV co-infection cases last year, highlighting the persistent and evolving challenges in tackling tuberculosi