First in family, Lario graduates despite financial struggles
The 21-year-old hopes his new kitchen qualification will help him build a career and support his family.
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The 21-year-old hopes his new kitchen qualification will help him build a career and support his family.
The order followed a lawyerโs submission that repeated attempts to serve the minister had been unsuccessful.
Ms Kaumaitotoya said the hospital would focus on specialist healthcare and complement Fiji's existing medical infrastructure.
Mr Tajima said the Government of Japan was providing grant assistance of up to 1.739 billion Japanese yen (FJ$27 million) for the project.
According to the Fiji Embassy in Israel, the initiative aims to create direct pathways for Fijians to live and work in Israel.
Rokotunidau told the court he had wires in his mouth and had difficulty speaking.
Four RHIBs and upgraded naval ramp to strengthen patrols, emergency response and maritime enforcement
Three graduates from Tavua remind us that talent has no age limit and opportunity should have no gender
Patronage linked to corruption, political loyalty and dependency, says Archbishop Peter Loy Chong.
Government initiative aims to turn overseas experience, savings and skills into sustainable businesses
Australia and New Zealand to support Fiji as police lead multi-agency VVIP security operation
Rosivela Nadibi says careful planning will help turn overseas work into a long-term family investment.
Only 58.46 per cent of voters aged 18 to 20 voted in the 2022 election.
Investigators are working to identify those responsible for the illicit cultivation.
The inaugural Clean Walk will bring Korean and Fijian communities together through environmental action and service.
The capital now has 97 CCTV cameras across key areas, with another 15 planned for Albert Park ahead of the Hibiscus Festival.
New diploma programme will give experienced law clerks a formal pathway to upgrade their qualifications.
Internal Affairs directed to gather information after complaints raised by Fiji Womenโs Lawyers Association.