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Veterans honoured as 2026 Poppy Appeal begins | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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The appeal supports veterans while honouring those who served and those who lost their lives in service. Fijian veterans and fallen service personnel were honoured today as the 2026 Poppy Appeal was launched at Sukuna Park in Suva. Fijian veterans and fallen service personnel were honoured today as the 2026 Poppy Appeal was launched at Sukuna Park in Suva. Minister for Defence and Veterans Affairs Pio Tikoduadua said the red poppy remained a powerful symbol of sacrifice, representing lives given
China-backed Vanua Levu road works to start this year (opens the original)
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The $300 million China-Aid Vanua Levu Road Upgrading Project will upgrade more than 80 kilometres of rural roads across Bua and Cakaudrove. China's Chargé d'Affaires to Fiji Wang Yuan. Construction of a China-supported road upgrade project in Vanua Levu is expected to begin before the end of the year, with preliminary design and bidding completed. Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Fiji, Wang Yuan, said the remaining design and administrative procedures were no
Macuata women seek greater support as climate impacts hit… (opens the original)
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He cited a greenhouse initiative developed in collaboration with British American Tobacco, which produced vegetable seedlings for communities. Representative of the Soqosoqo vakamarama iTaukei Jane Naulu at the town hall in Nukubalavu village on September 23, 2026. Women across Macuata are seeking greater support as soil and coastal erosion, flooding and saltwater intrusion threaten gardens, fishing areas and small businesses. Representing women in the province, Jane Naulu also questioned how Go
Nabavatu relocation delayed by materials, protests and land… (opens the original)
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Villagers displaced by TC Yasa say they have spent five years living in tents. Some of the partially constructed homes photographed in May this year at the relocation site behind the Savadrau Assemblies of God Church compound in Nadoiviri, Dreketi, Macuata, where Nabavatu villagers are expected to relocate. A combination of labour disputes, material shortages, land negotiations and geotechnical safety assessments has delayed the relocation of Nabavatu villagers. Dozens of families continue to li
Vunidogoloa pleads for help after $600k relocation (opens the original)
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Former village headman says villagers lost access to traditional sea resources after moving inland. Vunidogoloa Village headman Sailosi Ramatau. More than a decade after becoming one of Fiji’s first community relocated because of climate change, Vunidogoloa villagers are calling on Government for help. They say they have spent nearly $600,000 on the move but still lack basic infrastructure and access to traditional fishing grounds that once sustained their livelihoods. Vunidogoloa Village is in
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