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Poorer nations walk out of COP29 summit but deal struck on carbon trading
Negotiators representing several island nations temporarily walked out of the COP29 climate summit on Saturday, amid tense discuss
Hilton Special School hosts walk-a-thon to raise $13,000 for safer walkways
In a collective effort to enhance safety and accessibility, Hilton Special School’s 13 classes organized a walk-a-thon fundraiser
Consumer Council warns food establishments after hair found in food
The Consumer Council of Fiji has reminded food establishments to adhere to proper hygiene practices after a consumer found hair in
Rabuka says some senior officials at Dept of Immigration suspended, no word on Tikoduadua stepping aside
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says there has been some suspension of senior officials in relation to the Department of Immigratio
Passport was issued legally - Grace Road
Grace Road Group says the passport issued to their member’s son was done legally as he is born in Fiji. This comes as an invest
Police seek assistance in locating 34-year-old Senikarawa Vakarua
Police are seeking assistance in locating 34-year-old Senikarawa Vakarua who was reported missing at the Nasinu Police Station.
US to provide US$4.9M in foreign military financing to Fiji
The United States of America will be providing US$4.9 million in foreign military financing to Fiji after Congressional approval.
Major road works planned for Koro and Gau to address farmer and student challenges - Ro Filipe
Concerns about poor road conditions on Koro and Gau islands, which have significantly affected farmers and the local economy are s
Gender pay gap widens for working mothers and care economy workers – Human Rights Chair
While the gender pay gap is narrowing for young workers, it is widening among working mothers; and for women working in the care e
22% of women face image-based abuse, 30% subjected to defamatory comments - Tabuya
22% of women are frequently subjected to image-based abuse and 30 percent are subjected to defamatory comments, further illustrati
Fiji to host historic UN CEDAW session, first in the Pacific
Fiji will host the first-ever Pacific Technical Cooperation Session of the UN CEDAW Committee in Suva in April next year, marking