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Jobs, income linked to peace in homes | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Social worker Viliame Finau says practical economic opportunities can help families regain independence and stability. Air Terminal Services board member and social worker Viliame Finau. Economic security is closely linked to peace and stability in Fijian homes, says Air Terminal Services board member and social worker Viliame Finau. Mr Finau made the remarks during the University of Fiji’s Tusitala A Storyteller Virtual Seminar Series on the International Day of Peace yesterday. He said the COV
Three homeless after Nadi house fire | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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The one-bedroom corrugated iron and timber house at Holika Road was completely destroyed Firefighters contain the blaze at a vacant property in Votualevu, Nadi, on September 28, 2026. A fire at a vacant property in Votualevu, Nadi, has left two adults and a child homeless, prompting a warning from the National Fire Authority (NFA) about the risks posed by unoccupied buildings. The one-bedroom corrugated iron and timber house at Holika Road was completely destroyed in a structural fire on Septemb
Vendors feel pinch as dry spell drives up costs | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Produce she once bought for $20 can now cost between $50 and $60. Nadi Market vendor Vani Adi is paying up to three times more for some vegetables as dry conditions reduce supplies, but she says vendors cannot pass the full cost on to customers already facing higher prices. Nadi Market vendor Vani Adi is paying up to three times more for some vegetables as dry conditions reduce supplies, but she says vendors cannot pass the full cost on to customers already facing higher prices. Produce she once
Women bring relocation realities to Pre-COP31 | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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A documentary featuring Nabavatu, Narikoso, Vunidavo and Nayavuira will be screened during a Pre-COP31 side event. Women from vommunities will share their experiences and perspectives on climate-related relocation during the Pre-COP31 discussions in Nadi. For women in four Fijian communities, climate-related relocation is not simply about moving to a safer place. It is about what happens to their land, livelihoods, culture, families and sense of belonging. Their experiences will be brought direc
Yavusania fights to hold on to its land | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Located in Sikituru, Nadi, heavy rain can quickly turn the village into an island, cutting residents off from the outside world and forcing them to move livestock to safety. Yavusania Village women’s group representative Loraini Nailevu points to the riverbank where sugarcane and vegetation farms once stood before soil erosion claimed the land in Yavusania, Nadi. (Inset) Remains of the foundation of a house that collapsed following soil erosion along the riverbank at Yavusania Village in Nadi. Y
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