As part of building community resilience to the harmful effects of climate change along Suva’s coastline, 20 members of the Leadership Fiji 2013 group planted mangroves along the Nasese seawall this morning.
Spokesperson Teuila Dumaru said they agreed on this project as it has endless benefits for the people, land, sea and marine organisms that heavily rely on mangroves.
Leadership Fiji worked in partnership with the Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry and the Department of Environment on the project.
Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde has revealed that Acting DPP, Nancy Tikoisuva has specifically requested Chief Justice Salesi Temo ...
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A man was found dead this morning on an empty residential lot in Naodamu, Labasa and Police are currently at the scene, investigating the ...
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Making some sacrifices has paid off for Rishikul Sanatan College student Jessica Singh after she scored 389 out of 400 in the Fiji Year 12 ...
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Discussions are underway between the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection and UNICEF on the implementation of the Child Protection and ...
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For the academic year 2025, there will be 60 MBBS and 20 commercial pilot training scholarships available.
However, receiving an offer letter from ...
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A 31-year-old unemployed man from Kinoya has been arrested for the unlawful possession of illicit drugs after arriving on a shipping vessel from a ...
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Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says in light of the recent events concerning the conduct of Lynda Tabuya, and in consideration of the Oath she has ...
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The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are keeping in tradition with their previous pre-season training and will be in Kadavu till Friday afternoon.
The ...
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