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Aussies witness Fijian ceremonies
A three month long exhibition is currently underway in Australia which has seen many people witness traditional Fijian ceremonies and dances.
TOURISM Fiji has urged yachters to respect customs and traditions and not contravene local conventions.
Hungry Fiji deserve win, Stowers says
A DISAPPOINTED Manu Samoa captain George Stowers said the Flying Fijians won because they were hungrier for the ball.
The Flying Fijians lead Japan 20 - 14 in the last match of the Pacific Nations Cup underway at the TFL Stadium in Suva.
Fiji rulers extend free-speech ban
Fiji's military rulers have gone one step further than banning speakers at a UNESCO youth conference.
Work on Fiji's Constitution to start in 3 years
Update: 2:42PM WORK on Fiji's new Constitution will begin in September 2012 in preparation for the general election on 2014, says Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama.
It's for sixty people who are not disabled, frail or demented. It is like a fancy hotel, luxurious except that you only get one bedroom for $80,000 and then each week give your pension for your food in the diningroom etc.
Tourism Fiji reacts as flu stats rise
Fiji's tourism industry is moving quickly to reassure the country's visitors that the Fijian government is taking all necessary action to contain the outbreak of the Pandemic H1N1 virus.
Update: 3:02PM ANOTHER case of the pandemic H1N1 virus has been confirmed, taking Fiji's total number of confirmed cases to six.
Fiji now has 10 confirmed cases of the Pandemic H1N1 virus, with four new ones being confirmed today, six days after the first case was reported.
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Former Fiji army chief blasts troop build-up
Another 600 Fijian soldiers and police add to Fiji's already sizeable armed forces Audio: Fiji army As 600 new soldiers and police graduated in the Fijian capital of Suva on Friday, a former head of Fiji's land forces questioned the need for a recruitment boost in the struggling nation.
Three new H1N1 pandemic cases in Fiji
The Ministry of Health has confirmed three new cases of the Pandemic H1N1 virus in Fiji, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to five.
Fiji's second case of the H1N1 strain of Influenza A has been reported by the Health Ministry.
Fiji to host 2010 Karate Championship
The Fiji Karate Federation has been given the green light to host the 2010 Open Karate Championship in Suva.
FIJI will soon export fruits and rootcrops to Tuvalu after a high temperature storage chamber is built on Rotuma by August.
Containment's critical for Fiji: Dr Samuela
Update: 12:17PM IT will take more than a month to determine whether stakeholders are able to contain the spread of the dreaded Influenza A virus, says acting deputy secretary public health service, Dr Josaia Samuela.
Paula Sotutu ... teacher, diplomatic, politician and social worker from w This is the kind of gentleman that Fiji needs - a man of wisdom, peace-building and integrity and also he is a person who has humility which is so important in today's Fiji.
SEA ports are yet to have isolation units, the Health Ministry has confirmed. But other ports of entry such as the Nadi International Airport and Nausori Airport have isolation rooms to cater for suspected cases of the H1N1 strain of Influenza A. The ministry confirmed that hotel workers, general practitioners and health workers had been trained on ...
Fiji confirms first A/H1N1 flu case
Update: 3:52PM A LOCAL has tested positive for the A virus, the first confirmed case for Fiji.
FICAC conducts search at Fiji Ports
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption conducted a search at the Fiji Ports Cooperation Limited Office in Suva yesterday.