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32kg of cocaine held in Fiji court's evidence room replaced with flour (opens the original)
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More than $10 million worth of cocaine stored at a Fiji court as evidence in a long-running drug-trafficking trial has been replaced with flour, in yet another apparent example of internal corruption that has plagued Fiji's authorities. The ABC has confirmed 32 kilograms of cocaine stored at the Suva High Court for the long-running trial of Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Aziz Rahman had been replaced and is now effectively missing, with police investigating the incident. Earlier this month, local
Fiji's HIV epidemic affecting mothers and babies - ABC listen (opens the original)
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More mothers in Fiji are passing on HIV to their babies than ever before, despite having access to free testing and treatment. Berenadeta found out she was three months pregnant on the same visit she tested positive for HIV.(ABC News) Rachel Mealey: Fiji is in the middle of a worsening HIV epidemic and its infection rate is now among the fastest growing anywhere in the world. Amid the crisis, more mothers are passing the virus onto their babies than ever before, despite the availability of free
Fiji's HIV epidemic is surging and babies are paying the price (opens the original)
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Berenadeta* was 23 when she tested positive for HIV. She had lost weight and discovered boils that wouldn't go away. She suspected she'd picked up an infection, one that was likely sexually transmitted. Her father told her not to panic, suggesting she visit the sexual health clinic near where she lived. "They tested me three times, and all came up positive," she said. But the same visit uncovered something else she didn't know — she was three months pregnant. Her partner, who was also HIV-positi
Virgin flights forced to refuel halfway to Fiji after fuel contamination (opens the original)
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A batch of aviation fuel in Fiji has been contaminated, forcing Qantas and Virgin to bring in excess fuel to make the return journey to Australia. Sources have told the ABC the contamination relates to an excessive electrical charge in a batch of fuel stored at the airport. Pilots have been told the issue could last until the end of the month, however authorities say they are working around the issue. Airlines servicing Fiji are being forced to fly in fuel to the island nation as a fuel contamin
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