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Kava dealers reject proposed Bill | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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He said the proposed regulations could place an additional burden on people who rely on the kava trade for their livelihoods. Tanoa Kava Dealers owner Ritesh Kumar at the Suva Market yesterday. Kava dealers at the Suva Market are pushing back against the proposed Kava Bill, warning that new regulations could burden farmers and small-scale sellers unless Government first listens to those whose livelihoods depend on the industry. Tanoa Kava Dealers owner Ritesh Kumar, who has been selling kava for
From school-holiday job to nail champion | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Avantika Lata says mistakes, training and mentorship helped shape her success Avantika Lata at Crowne Plaza Nadi during the CIDESCO Congress 2026 on August 31, 2026. What began as a school-holiday job has led 23-year-old Avantika Lata of Legalega, Nadi, to victory at the CIDESCO Fiji Congress 2026. Ms Lata, a senior nail technician at Naviah The Nail Shop, won the Nail Competition and was runner-up in the Artistry Makeup Competition at the event held at Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay Resort last Mon
Families budget carefully for Hibiscus fun | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Higher fuel and operating costs push ride prices to as much as $10 The FMF Hibiscus Festival 2026 venue, Albert Park on August 31, 2026. While rising prices have become a concern for some festivalgoers, many families attending the FMF Hibiscus Festival say careful budgeting allows them to continue enjoying the annual event. Ride prices this year range from $8 for smaller rides to $10 for larger attractions, reflecting increased operating costs faced by amusement providers. For Teresia Dimanuka,
Festival-goers urged to watch for scams and poor-quality… (opens the original)
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FCCC chief executive officer Senikavika Jiuta said consumers also had a responsibility to protect themselves when spending their money. FCCC chief executive officer Senikavika Jiuta said consumers also had a responsibility to protect themselves when spending their money. Hibiscus Festival-goers are being warned to watch out for scams, poor-quality products and deals that appear too good to be true as thousands converge on Suva for the week-long celebrations. The Fijian Competition and Consumer C
From beads to beauty: Mother turns passion into business (opens the original)
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Mysterious Gems grew from a side hustle into a market and retail venture Illisapeci Takalaiyale started making jewellery in 2018. Eight years later, the mother of three has expanded her business journey into a new salon. What started with a few beads in 2018 has grown into a business journey for 35-year-old Mrs Illisapeci Takalaiyale, a mother of three children. She continues to turn her passion for jewellery into opportunities for her family. Mrs Takalaiyale is originally from and a resident of
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