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The late Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations, Agni Deo Singh, was a man who dedicated his life to the se
Olympian Sisilia Seavula returns to celebrate St Joseph’s Platinum Jubilee
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NFP pays tribute to late Agni Deo Singh
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad has paid tribute to Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Re
Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh passes away
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Flying Fijians need strong PNC campaign ahead of Nations Championship – Seruvakula
It is important for the FIJI Water Flying Fijians to perform well at the Asahi Super Dry Pacific Nations Cup, with the Nations Cha
Over 16,700 child abuse cases recorded in Fiji between 2012-2025
Many children in Fiji continue to experience neglect, abuse, abandonment and family breakdown, with Minister for Women, Children a
30-year-old celebrates postgraduate milestone, sets sights on Master’s degree
It was a proud moment for 30-year-old Maika Malau, who travelled with his wife and uncle from Drawa Village in Wailevu West, Cakau
$1.2M to rehabilitate Levuka heritage buildings, including those damaged by Cyclone Winston
?Historic buildings and monuments in Levuka will undergo rehabilitation, with Government allocating $1.2 million for the Levuka Hi
New X-ray machine boosts healthcare services in Taveuni
The people of Taveuni will no longer need to make costly and time-consuming trips to Labasa or Savusavu for basic X-ray services f
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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