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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Editorial: Education is Fiji’s investment | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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USP graduates are a powerful reminder that Fiji's greatest resource is its people Usp Graduates after their graduation ceremony. The graduation of about 3000 students from the University of the South Pacific (USP) this week is more than a celebration. It is proof that investment in education produces the human capital Fiji and the Pacific need. With 2614 graduates, including 61 per cent women, USP again demonstrated its important role in preparing the region's, especially Fiji's future leaders
Police chief challenges youth to unlock potential | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Four-day Blue Light camp focuses on resilience, confidence, problem-solving and self-awareness. Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu with participants of the Nadarivatu Bluelight Youth Leadership Development Programme. Fijian youths have been challenged to be productive, build their confidence and make positive choices to succeed in the future. Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu issued the challenge to 45 students attending the four-day Nadarivatu Blue Light Youth Leadership Development Pr
Fiji invests in better food system | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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He said investment on land, soil and agriculture would reduce imports, disasterrelated losses and fiscal pressures. Minister for Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry, Honourable Tomasi Tunabuna. Photo: Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways Fiji is increasing investments on land protection and enhancement to harvest better yields and economy. This was revealed by the Minister for Agriculture and Waterways, Tomasi Tunabuna (pictured below) during a high-level session on "Advancing National F
Editorial: Just stop the littering, please | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Tabuya’s tough message must become a national wake-up call Some people may be offended by Minister for Information, Environment and Climate Change Lynda Tabuya’s outburst on Thursday against the rubbish and stench from Wailea Creek in Vatuwaqa, Suva. It is about time someone spoke like that. Tabuya should be commended for telling residents to “organise themselves and clean up their rubbish. What’s next? Government coming into our homes to clean our toilets? Personal responsibility has to start s
Editorial: Just do not litter! | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Subheading: From ordinary Fijians to big industries, no one should be exempt from the law. Nasinu Town Council workers clear rubbish from a river within the municipality in April this year. Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga’s parliamentary comment on Tuesday: “Just do not litter!,” should be Fiji’s quote of the week. It is simple, direct. We should all understand, and take heed now. Careless and illegal littering is now a norm in Fiji. It has become a way of life. Roadsides, drains, parks, b
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