Close to 800 teachers have migrated and these are highly qualified ones - Manumanunitoga
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As Sanatan Dharm followers across Fiji and around the world celebrate Radha Ashtami today — the sacred appearance day of Mata Radh
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Three people have been killed after protesters set fire to a council building in eastern Indonesia, amid nationwide demonstrations
53 graduate with Plumber General Class III qualification from FNU’s NTPC
53 individuals successfully attained the Plumber General Class III qualification from the Fiji National University’s National Trai
Miss Fiji Sugar Corporation stands for youth empowerment and agricultural revival
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Police search for alleged gunman Dezi Freeman at Porepunkah enters a sixth day
Police are yet to reveal whether a man arrested in Victoria's north-east is being investigated in connection to the search for all
130 women from Suva and Nausori equipped with vital business and practical skills
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Houthis confirm their Prime Minister killed in Israeli strike
Yemen's Houthi rebel movement has confirmed that its self-proclaimed Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Nasser al-Rahawi was killed in an
Women's Rugby World Cup: Scotland through to quarter finals after beating Fijiana 29-15
Scotland are through to the quarter finals of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 after beating the Fijiana 29-15 this morning at Sal
Teachers plan protest or strike as FTA demands urgent Government action
The Fijian Teachers Association has issued a stern warning to the government, saying if longstanding issues on teachers' pay, rura
US court rules many of Trump's global tariffs are illegal
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Flying Fijians thump Tonga 32-10 in Pacific Nations Cup opener
The FIJI Water Flying Fijians kicked off their Pacific Nations Cup campaign on a high note, defeating Tonga 32-10 at the HFC Bank