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Hilux used as weapon in Savusavu attack, farmer jailed (opens the original)
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Justice Burney said taking the vehicle to the scene and using it as a weapon made the offending extremely serious, particularly given the urban setting and the corresponding threat to public safety. A yaqona farmer who attempted to kill a man and damaged the structure of Paradise Mini Supermarket (PMS) in Savusavu has been sentenced to six years and two months’ imprisonment. Shiva Prasad returned to PMS in his Hilux twin-cab on the night of September 20, last year, shortly after an altercation w
Pacific media needs stronger AI strategy, research finds (opens the original)
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Personal accounts, limited training and poor Pacific-language performance among key concerns From Left: Other Labs team Eira Martin Edwards and founder Jenni Ryall at the PINA summit at Wasawasa resort, Savusavu in September 23, 2026 Pacific media organisations are using artificial intelligence (AI) but urgently need strategic, policy and technical support for its safe adoption, according to new research. The AI in Pacific Media study, produced by Other Labs with Google’s support, surveyed 49 re
High Court finds man guilty of Taveuni home rape | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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The man punched her in the mouth, injuring her lip, before sexually assaulting her. A man has been convicted by the High Court in Labasa of rape, criminal trespass, breach of bail conditions and assault causing actual bodily harm following an incident at a woman’s home in Taveuni. He appeared before Justice Lee James Burney for judgment last Friday. The court heard that on May 29, 2025, the victim woke at about 6.30am after an app indicated there was a problem with her solar power. She went to t
Tap into traditional knowledge, Ratu Wiliame urges (opens the original)
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Ratu Wiliame also urged journalists to take community climate stories to a wider audience, saying experiences from Macuata could help other provinces and communities strengthen their own responses. Traditional knowledge and existing community networks must be part of efforts to protect Fiji’s natural resources from climate change, pollution and development, says Tui Macuata Ratu Wiliame Katonivere. Ratu Wiliame also urged journalists to take community climate stories to a wider audience, saying
Pacific journalists urged to embrace AI, social media story… (opens the original)
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British High Commission Acting High Commissioner Steph Lysaght says journalists must adapt to changing ways audiences consume news. Participants gathered with BBC Media Action representatives after concluding workshop at Wasawasa Hotel in Savusavu on September 22, 2026. With artificial intelligence (AI), anyone can tell a story anywhere, including on social media, says British High Commission Acting High Commissioner to Fiji Steph Lysaght. Speaking to 18 journalists and media leaders from six Pa
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