Why Australia would be smart to recruit soldiers in the Pacific – a Fijian who served in the British Army explains
By William Waqavakatoga
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We are aware of FRU situation says World Rugby
World Rugby says it is aware of the situation unfolding at the Fiji Rugby Union.
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Trio back to boost Fiji 7s campaign in last leg
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RMI people celebrated for regionalism, resilience on 01 May – SG Puna
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Opening the 44th anniversary of the...
Biden to visit on 22 May, says PNG PM Marape
United States President Joe Biden will visit Papua New Guinea on 22 May, says Prime Minister James Marape.
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U.S scooping mission in Vanuatu
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Lakhan confident in Palau hosting 2025 Pacific Mini-Games
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China surprised by Fiji move
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