Many Serua communities still lack basic services despite development
Many families in Serua continue to face challenges with access to clean water, electricity, roads and farming support despite development taking place in parts of the pro
Author: Antornette Vuniuca
Methodist Church seeks review of agreement with US conference
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Funding sought for faster pollution testing and climate change projects
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Single mother builds successful bakery from a carton of noodles and bucket of biscuits
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Ministry of Health shifting focus from treating illness to prevention
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Young Ba farmer uses less than an acre to support his family
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Skin specialists push for more space as demand grows
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Villagers in Lau to benefit from new jobs and income opportunities
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20 new wheelchairs to help patients at Labasa hospital
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SPBD Fiji surpasses $150 million in loans to women entrepreneurs
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Waidina villagers call for tougher drug laws and greater protection for children
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Tailevu residents call for major constitutional changes to support development
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