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Fiji Reassures ICAO-Standard Aviation Safety Amid Social Media Claims
Fiji’s aviation regulator responds to online rumors with a firm pledge to uphold international safety standards and transparent governance. Under the banner “Safe Skies, Secure Fiji,” officials highlight evidence-based decisions and ongoing modernization of aviation laws to reassure travelers and support the tourism sector.
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Do-or-Die Skipper Cup Showdown as Suva Battles Naitasiri for Top Spot
Suva braces for a do-or-die clash with Naitasiri in a high-stakes Round 8 duel that also pits for the Farebrother Trophy. Coach Solo Nute is sharpening both fitness and focus, tapping into a deep squad as the teams chase top-place glory. Expect a high-octane afternoon of rugby at Naluwai, where every moment could tilt the…
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Fiji Seeks to Retain Key Health Staff as Recruitment Challenges Persist
Fiji’s health ministry is exploring fresh strategies to attract and keep skilled professionals beyond salary boosts. With a focus on better working conditions and clear career paths, the next chapter in frontline healthcare could look quite different.
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Ruffalo Declares Hulk Unbeatable as Harrison Ford’s Red Hulk Debuts
A playful clash between two MCU icons hints at a bigger Hulk saga on the horizon. As a new Red Hulk chapter looms, their lighthearted banter teases surprising twists fans won’t see coming.
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Fiji Aviation Regulator Grounds Pacific Flying School Over Unapproved Engine Work
An aviation safety showdown unfolds as Fiji’s Acting Minister defends CAAF amid fresh findings about Pacific Flying School. A February audit revealed serious compliance gaps in authorized engine work, leading to a conditional AMO renewal and the grounding of two aircraft, signaling a renewed push for strict oversight.
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New National OHS and Workers’ Compensation Service to Centralize Workplace Safety
A sweeping reform to workplace safety and workers’ compensation centers on a single, centralized service, promising proactive inspections and faster claims. The plan aims to strengthen protections for workers and cultivate a culture of accountability across industries.
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Fiji’s Young Boxers Head to New Zealand Invitational for Training Exchange
Fiji’s promising young boxers gear up for a high-stakes international invitation, blending competition with valuable training exchanges in New Zealand. Led by coach Cameron Todd, the group aims to grow quickly on the path to Commonwealth Games selection, backed by strong parental support and renewed grassroots focus.
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Fiji MP Warns Social Media Could Undermine Aviation Safety
Opposition MP Faiyaz Koya warns that aviation chatter on social media could threaten Fiji’s safety standards, urging concerns be raised through proper channels. He defends ICAO-aligned oversight and emphasizes formal grievance procedures to safeguard accountability and public trust.
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New York Times Seeks Legal Fees in Baldoni Defamation Case
Powerful interests collide in a high-stakes defamation saga, challenging the balance between press, celebrity, and accountability. Fresh filings and a looming 2026 trial raise questions about what it means to pursue the truth when money and influence are on the line.
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Fiji Unveils Sweeping Digital-Law Overhaul to Boost Online Safety
Fiji is launching a bold overhaul of its digital laws to strengthen online safety, privacy, and consumer protections. The reforms aim to align with global standards as technology accelerates—think 5G, new platforms, and evolving online threats. Stakeholders will play a key role in shaping a framework for responsible digital progress in the years ahead.
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Ba FC Honors Elders with Free Tickets Ahead of IDC Kickoff
Ba FC honors the community’s elders with 130 free tickets and official caps ahead of the IDC, a heartwarming gesture setting the tone for a spirited kickoff at 4R Stadium.
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Fiji Ex-PM Bainimarama Found Guilty, Police Commissioner Cleared
A high-profile Fiji trial ends with a former prime minister convicted of making a demand with menace, while the former Police Commissioner is acquitted on abuse-of-office charges. The ruling has sparked intense debate about accountability and governance, with sentencing for the convicted official on the horizon.
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Ba Golf Club Monthly Medal Crowns Winners in Weekend Showdown
September’s Monthly Medal at Ba Golf Club delivered a day of sharp drives, tight finishes, and standout performances across all grades. With special awards and heartfelt thanks to sponsors, the event underscored the club’s vibrant community and the promise of an exciting season ahead.
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Fiji’s Ministry Brings Employment and School Accident Claims Processing In-House, Promising Faster Resolutions and Big Savings
Big changes are reshaping how employment and school accident claims are processed. The ministry says in-house handling and stronger mediation are cutting delays, boosting accountability for employers, and delivering notable savings, all while tackling a growing backlog. A faster, fairer compensation system for workers is on the horizon.
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Fiji cane farmers face arson threats as mills rally support
Fiji’s sugar sector faces fresh turmoil as arson threats loom over cane areas, prompting measures to keep Lautoka’s mill running and shield farmers. With Ba mill maintenance underway and insurance talks in the works, the industry seeks stability and resilience.
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Suva Aims to Upset Naitasiri in Key Skipper Cup Farebrother Clash
Rugby fever grips Suva as they gear up for a crucial doubleheader against Naitasiri. With both sides chasing honours and a fervent local crowd in full voice, the weekend clash promises hard-hitting action and turning-point moments in Fiji’s club season.
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Rewa Gears Up for IDC 2025 Group B Clash with Ba
Rewa FC heats up for IDC with a fitness-first plan from assistant coach Priyant Mannu. In a stacked Group B facing Ba, Navua, and Nadroga, the Delta Tigers rally a 22-man squad and aim for a bold push as the countdown to Govind Park begins.
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Fiji’s Push to Stabilize Healthcare Workers: Pay Raises, Retirement Reform, and Rural Housing
Fiji’s health ministry is rolling out a sweeping plan to stabilise and diversify its medical workforce. From better pay and job security to housing for staff in remote areas, the initiative also introduces a national strategy to guide health workers for the next decade. Will these reforms finally ease post-pandemic staffing strains and elevate patient…
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Labasa Remembrance Day Honors Fiji Police Constable with the Longest Name in the Force
On Remembrance Day, Labasa Police Station hosted a heartfelt tribute to Constable Elenoa Gataialupe Penidigitakikinaqitokipapuaniukini, a beacon of dedicated service. The ceremony, with family wreaths and reflections on sacrifice, comes as the Fiji Police Force gears up for a milestone 150th anniversary.
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Fiji Ex-PM Bainimarama Convicted in Threats Case as Sentencing Looms
Fiji’s high-stakes courtroom saga reaches a pivotal point as a former prime minister faces sentencing amid allegations of pressuring police leadership. With proceedings continuing and questions of integrity at the forefront, the case could reshape expectations for accountability in government and the public’s trust in its institutions.
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Fiji’s Koroipita Gets a Tourism-Driven Makeover on World Tourism Day
World Tourism Day sparked a hands-on push for change as about 40 Rosie Travel Group volunteers joined forces in Koroipita, near Lautoka. From timber work and painting to landscaping, the day showcased how tourism can drive sustainable transformation for Fiji’s remote communities and support long-running projects empowering residents.