Speeding still a major concern as 42 booked during Christmas long weekend
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At least eight killed after severe storms batter eastern Australia
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Landowners in Namosi and Naitasiri want the government to engage them in a consultation on mining
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Man in custody following the death of a 43-year-man from Vugalei, Lami
A man is in police custody following the death of a 43-year-old man who was found lying motionless on the road along Vugalei Cemet
FWCC calling on men not to commit domestic violence and give their family the perfect Christmas and New Year celebration
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Five people are in police custody for allegedly trying to prevent police from carrying out their official duties. A 19-year-old
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Israel-Gaza war will continue for months, IDF chief warns
Israel's Army Chief Herzi Halevi says Israel's war with Hamas militants in Gaza will continue for "many more months. Halevi tol
Matea, Wara, Valu, Nacagilevu, Boa and Tearawa have graduated as prison officers
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Furnace explosion at Chinese-owned nickel plant in Indonesia kills at least 18 and injures 46
At least 18 workers have been killed and dozens more injured after a smelting furnace at a Chinese-owned nickel plant on Indonesia
Govt and investors need to also raise awareness on the disadvantages of mining rather than only the advantages - Mataqali Nabukebuke Namosi
Most of the time government officials only talk about the benefits of mining. Mataqali Nabukebuke Namosi member, Iowane Taukeis