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Published on 06:08 GMT

‘Send food photos’: Lobbyist paid for former premier’s brother to go to Fiji to avoid inquiry, Icac hears

A Liberal figure under investigation for allegedly accepting illegal political donations has told an inquiry he paid for the brother of former premier Dominic Perrottet to travel to Fiji and urged the CEO of Catholic Schools NSW to “go to Brisbane” to …

Source: The Guardian - Center-left
Published on 06:27 GMT

Fiji Airways, Cure Kids expand healthcare

[Photo: FILE] Fiji Airways is helping bridge critical healthcare gaps across Fiji through its partnership with Cure Kids Fiji, enabling doctors, researchers, and specialists to reach communities where their expertise is needed most. The airline supports …

Source: FBC News - Indeterminate
Published on 10:50 GMT

Three die of COVID-19 in Fiji despite receiving two jabs

-Three individuals who have received their second jab of the COVID-19 vaccine were among the 13 new covid deaths reported by Fiji’s Ministry of Health Wednesday. Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong said of the three individuals, two were …

Source: Pacific News Service - Neutral
Published on 07:50 GMT

Premier's brother 'relaxed' in Fiji to dodge inquiry

Jean-Claude Perrottet fled to Fiji to avoid giving evidence at a 2023 corruption inquiry. Photo: George Chan/AAP PHOTOS An ex-premier's brother and a political lobbyist went to great lengths to avoid a parliamentary inquiry into their alleged …

Source: Merimbula News Weekly - Pending
Published on 06:26 GMT

Australian Govt defends opposition attack on AUD$20M bill for Fiji pre-COP Summit

The Australian Federal Government has defended spending AUD$20 million of Australian taxpayers’ money on a global climate conference being held in Fiji, arguing Australia’s involvement is “critical to our nation’s future”. 7News Sydney reports that Energy …

Source: Fijivillage - Neutral
Published on 06:04 GMT

Manpower shortage challenges Fiji Police Anti-Money Laundering efforts

The Fiji Police Force is facing a manpower shortage in running its Anti-Money Laundering Unit and Proceeds of Crime Unit, with only nine officers currently manning the department. This was highlighted by Assistant Commissioner of Police Crime Loraini Seru …

Source: Fijivillage - Neutral
Published on 05:46 GMT

Breastfeeding is an investment in Fiji's future, says UNICEF

UNICEF has urged Fiji to treat breastfeeding as a national development priority, warning that greater investment in supporting mothers could help curb the country's growing burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) while improving children's …

Source: Fiji Sun - Pro-Government
Published on 05:45 GMT

VOU carries Fiji’s creativity to four Australian cities

Fiji’s only professional circus is taking its gravity-defying acrobatics, indigenous storytelling and infectious humour to Australia in a major international tour showcasing the country’s creative talent across four cities. VOU, Fiji’s most internationally …

Source: Fiji Sun - Pro-Government
Published on 08:45 GMT

Premier's brother 'relaxed' in Fiji to dodge inquiry

Source: Canberra Times - Neutral
Published on 15:38 GMT

Babalwa Latsha returns to lead Springbok Women against Fiji

Babalwa Latsha will return as captain for the Springbok Women when they play their second test match against Fijiana XV in Lautoka on Saturday. Latsha missed last weekend's 55-12 win in Suva, but she is back in the starting team. Her return is one of …

Source: Eye Witness News - Neutral