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VAR a game changer for OFC

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Plans to introduce Video Assistant Referees (VAR) into OFC competitions have taken a significant step forward this week in Auckland. Under the guidance of Lewis...

Minister Radrodro apologises for action, seeks reinstatement

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Fiji’s sacked education minister, Aseri Radrodro has apologised to the Prime Minister and people of Fiji – for what he termed as a ‘miscommunications...

Dismissal of Fiji’s education minister threatens unity of the ruling coalition government

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The coalition government in Fiji is embroiled in a tussle for power – as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announced Friday to remove Aseri Radrodro...

PM restructures Cabinet

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In response to the infamous events in Port Moresby last Wednesday, Prime Minister James Marape said he would be initiating a restructure of the...

4.1 tonnes of meth drug bust in Fiji

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There has been another major drug bust in Fiji on Saturday – with approximately 1.1 tonnes of white substances in crystal and powder seized...

Pacific communities urged to stay alert as we enter second half of cyclone season

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The Pacific Meteorological Desk at the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) in Samoa continues to remind Pacific communities to stay vigilant,...

USAID Propels Expansion of Digital Coverage across the Blue Pacific

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The U.S government, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), is supporting Pacific Island Countries to build an equipped workforce to improve...

Taekwondo to take part in Oceania Camp

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In a bid to qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympics, the Fiji Taekwondo Association will be sending athletes to a World Taekwondo, in cooperation...

Leawere and Bai to help coach Fijiana Drua

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The Fiji Rugby Union and Fijian Drua have named former Flying Fijians players Kele Leawere and Seremai Bai as coaches for the Rooster Chicken...

PALM worker deaths increase fourfold amid expanding scheme and increasing reliance on participants

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Twenty-nine people in the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme (PALM) have died in the last financial year, making it the deadliest period in the history...

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Pacific pushes for special Climate finance window ahead of COP31

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Civil Society demands permanent seat at Pacific decision-making table

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