Bainimarama allowed to travel to NZ for wife’s urgent treatment
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has been allowed to travel to New Zealand to accompany his wife, Mary Bainimarama, who requires urgent specialist medical treatme
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Applications for $200 Back-to-School Assistance for 2027 open today
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Fiji launches Cyber Security Incident Reporting Portal and two other initiatives
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Cybersecurity must be treated as a national priority as Fiji expands its digital infrastructure - Kamikamica
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Bainimarama to know on Friday whether he can travel to NZ for wife's urgent medical treatment
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama will know this Friday whether he will be allowed to travel to New Zealand to accompany his wife, Mary Bainimarama, who requires u
Nunnink calls for Constitution Bill process to be delayed and FICAC to be retained
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723,771 voters registered, FEO ready for proposed referendum and general elections – Mataiciwa
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University of Fiji urges Government to restore trust and promote inclusivity
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Boy injured after bus carrying 35 passengers collides with cane truck
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State given 30 days to destroy 20.8 kilos of cocaine in 2017 Hurtado case
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25-year-old man pleads not guilty to his rape charge
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Bainimarama applies for bail to allow him to travel to NZ for his wife's medical treatment
Suva High Court Judge Daniel Goundar will deliver his decision on Monday on former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama's application to vary his bail conditions to allow hi