$60k raised for Sigatoka Hospital and Sacred Heart Soup Kitchen.
Patients at Sigatoka Hospital and people facing hardship in Suva are expected to benefit from $60,000 raised by three FNPF-owned I
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Nawajikuma families face repeated flooding, call for better drainage and river protection
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Rakiraki communities to benefit from upgraded cemeteries and temple facilities
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SODELPA questions legal basis of PM’s 9th Dec referendum date announcement
The Social Democratic Liberal Party is calling on Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and his Government to immediately respect constit
Kinoya resident raises concerns over leaking sewer chamber in compound
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Police Officer and partner charged over assault of child
The police officer implicated in the assault of a child has been charged alongside his partner.Police say the two have been jointl
215 students, 85 staff and 715 police injured as France education protests grow
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Abandoned MV Westerland removed from Mosquito Island shoreline
An abandoned passenger ferry that had occupied part of Mosquito Island’s shoreline for years has been removed, as efforts continue
Students Associations raise concern on child chastisement provision in the Constitution Bill
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Pacific can now demand climate action as a legal obligation – Shaheed
The Pacific can now approach climate negotiations from a stronger position by demanding climate action as a legal obligation rathe
Manumanunitoga backs moderate chastisement as corrective measure for children in Constitution Bill
The issue of moderate chastisement of children as a corrective measure should be considered separately from corporal punishment.Fi
Police and ODPP say 2.64 tonnes of cocaine in Vatia Wharf bust secure, destruction application on 15th Oct
As questions arise on whether the 2.64 tonnes of cocaine from the Vatia Wharf bust with an estimated street value of around $3 b