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- Oct 1, 2026
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NFA warns: Call 910 when fire strikes | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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NFA says no emergency call was received and no fire crew was dispatched to the scene. A house was destroyed by fire at Korotulotulo, Seaqaqa, on September 23, 2026. The National Fire Authority (NFA) says it did not receive an emergency call after a house in Seaqaqa was destroyed by fire. NFA said it was not notified of the fire and no fire crew was dispatched to the scene. The one-bedroom timber and corrugated iron house at Korotulotulo, Seaqaqa, was destroyed at about 11pm on September 23. Poli
Westpac grant opens study door for Bua farmer | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Ilisapeci Cilavisiga will begin online business studies at the University of Fiji in November. Ilisapeci Cilavisiga receives a grant from Westpac Fiji in Labasa on September 30, 2026. A Bua farmer will return to tertiary study after a Westpac grant opened a door. Ilisapeci Cilavisiga, 35, of Cubuye Settlement in Bua, is among 30 recipients of the Westpac Women and Girls Education Grants 2026. The mother-of-four said the grant would help her overcome the financial and access challenges of studyin
JP Bayly Trust expands outreach to help teenage mothers (opens the original)
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Initiative aims to address emotional and psychosocial challenges faced by young mothers. JP Bayly Trust North manager Satishwar Chand (first from right), JP Bayly Trust project manager Dr Rufina Latu, JP Bayly Trust project manager (third from right), with other JP Bayly Trust staff at the Grand Eastern Hotel in Labasa on September 30, 2026. Teenage mothers will be given a second chance through a new JP Bayly Trust programme that will provide emotional and psychosocial support to help them navig
Macuata student wins education grant with essay on… (opens the original)
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Korotubu mother Elizabeth Gock says the grant will help meet her daughter Adi’s school needs. Elizabeth Gock (left) with her daughter Adi Amasai Prcillia Tuta receives a grant from Westpac Fiji in Labasa on September 30, 2026. A Westpac Fiji education grant is easing the burden on a single mother raising four children in Macuata. Elizabeth Gock, 34, of Korotubu Village, said the grant awarded to her 12-year-old daughter, Adi Amasai Prcillia Tuta, had brought much-needed relief. Adi, a Year Six s
Daughters carry on dad’s police legacy | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Ms Vaciloa, 26, of Tuatua, Labasa, said her father’s dedication to policing had strongly influenced her decision to join the Force. Livia Vaciloa shows a photo of her late father, police officer Meliseru Vaciloa, at Labasa Police Station on September 29, 2026 When Livia Vaciloa puts on her police uniform, she carries with her the legacy of her late father, Meliseru Vaciloa. Her younger sister is also a police officer, meaning the two daughters are continuing the work of a father who dedicated 16
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