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Join hands for childs rights, Fiji told
The matter of child rights is not something that can be left in the hands of legislators and the organisations that work to promote it, says Save the Children Fiji, chief executive officer Chandra Shekhar.
10 hrs ago | Fijilive
Former Fiji Electricity Authority boss Rokoseru Nabalarua has been appointed by the new owners of BP South West Pacific Ltd to head the proposed Fiji subsidiary of the oil business.
18 hrs ago | Fijilive
Fiji hopes to set pageant trend
Organisers of the 2009 Miss South Pacific Pageant in Suva hope that future hosts of the event will have it run for a week, just as they've done.
Fiji Ports wants removal of unused vessels
Fiji Ports Cooperation Limited wants to remove all the unused fishing vessels that have been docked at the Suva Harbour for quite some time.
Court warns netball Fiji officials
Former national netball coach Melissa Walker and her husband, Adam Bessel, waiting to appear at the magistrates court in Suva.
Statement of an IMF Staff Mission at the Conclusion of the Article IV Discussions with Fiji
The following statement was issued today in Suva after the conclusion of an International Monetary Fund staff mission to Fiji: "A team led by Mr.
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Guinness ad boosts Fijis profile
Irish brewer Guinness has issued the latest challenge to beer companies as it launches its multi-million dollar "World" campaign with ads shot in Fiji.
A NIGHTCLUB in the UK has banned Fiji British Army soldiers following a series of incidents.
El Nino in Fiji to cause drastic implications
Vegetable prices in Fiji are souring and other negative implications are expected for farmers and Fiji's economic activities, as the current weather patterns of a dry spell, as a result of El Nino effect, hits the Pacific island nation.
Nurses to ease strain on Fiji health care
Fiji will recruit 170 nurses per year over the next three years to be able to meet its health care demands.
Tourism Fiji hopeful for positive allocation
With the 2010 National Budget announcement next Friday, Tourism Fiji is hopeful for a positive allocation.
Fiji president call for joint efforts to fight HIV/AIDS
Fiji President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau said on Tuesday that HIV/AIDS has become a profound threat in Fijiand the region, and called for joint efforts to fight against the disease.
Bomb hoax pilot on lovers murder rap
A Fiji pilot on charges of making a hoax airport bomb threat to stop his then girlfriend from leaving the country has today appeared in court for the murder of another woman, a Suva kindergarten teacher found dead in her home early this month.
A major undersea earthquake of seventh magnitude struck Fiji just before midnight New Zealand time.
Flying Fijians lose first test match
The Flying Fijians failed to live up to expectations as they lost to Scotland 23-10 in their opening Test match of the Northern Tour this morning.
Fijians top Indian scholarship list
More than 25 scholarships are awarded to students from Fiji to study in India under the Indian Council for Cultural Relations scholarships each year, says Indian High Commissioner to Fiji, Professor Prabhakara Jha.
TWO earthquakes rocked areas in the Fiji group yesterday. The first tremor, measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale, struck in northern Vanua Levu yesterday morning.
Fiji coup culture a risks starving peoplea
SYDNEY :A Fiji's coup culture is costing it billions of dollars and unless democracy is restored the country risks hunger and further impoverishment, a leading Fiji economist and former shadow finance minister warned yesterday.
Fiji coup leader escapes death penalty as he is sentenced to life for treason
George Speight, who led an armed coup against the Fijian government nearly two years ago, avoided the death penalty yesterday after pleading guilty to treason.
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