Nadi edge Malolo 33–31 in Round 9 thriller
Nadi secured a hard-fought 33–31 win over defending Skipper Cup champions Malolo in Round 9, with the Under-20 side also winning 34–32.Nadi skipper Peni Nar
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Tui Nayau backs GCC consultation in constitutional review
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Death of 38 police officers concerns COMPOL
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Pacific media must remain independent, responsible and innovative – Rabuka
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Pacific journalists urged to unite and engage young people on climate change
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Flying Fijians intensify preparations ahead of Japan clash
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Tailevu and Kadavu celebrate traditional bond through ‘Na i Vakamamaca’
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Tailevu and Kadavu celebrate traditional bond through ‘Na i Vakamamaca’
The traditional bond between Tailevu and Kadavu was celebrated through rugby as Tailevu supporters presented the “Na i Vakamamaca†to their Kadavu counterpart
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All teachers affected by salary stoppage have been paid
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St Joseph's alumni use reunion to mentor young women and promote women's leadership
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$5 for Our Teachers organisers consider prioritising 16 teachers left out of latest pay run
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Teachers speak out over salary stoppage, call for urgent action
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