More Fijians to leave Fiji soon to work in Australia under the Pacific Labour Scheme

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More Fijians to leave Fiji soon to work in Australia under the Pacific Labour Scheme

By Krishneel Nair

Monday 30/05/2022

Tomjeiva Kamoe from Rotuma

More Fijians will be leaving Fiji in the next few weeks to work in Australia under the Pacific Labour Scheme.

Tomjeiva Kamoe from Rotuma is one of the labourers who is part of the Australian Labour Scheme.

He is encouraging other to be part of the scheme and support their family.

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