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BEWARE
3-Jul-2009 09:04 AM
THE Flying Fijians will need to watch out for the Japan forward pack to make sure the Japanese don’t cause havoc in the Capital City today. The Japanese team has showed ... more
Local News
Students fear flu in Fiji
3-Jul-2009 09:17 AM
Tertiary students from around the pacific who are completing their studies at the regional institutions in Fiji are concerned with the pandemic flu. And two students who are currently ... more
Legal officer undergoes international training
3-Jul-2009 09:15 AM
FOR the first time, a Fiji legal officer in the Attorney-General’s Chambers will be one of five people chosen from around the globe to participate in a fully-funded ... more
   More Tamiflu to fight H1N1
   New Japanese volunteers in the country
   Milk purity not affected
   More help needed for orphans
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Business News
Tourism Fiji thanks NZ for support
3-Jul-2009 08:48 AM
Tourism Fiji CEO Josefa Tuamoto made a flying visit to Auckland last week to personally thank key members of the New Zealand travel industry for their ongoing efforts ... more
Business News in Brief
3-Jul-2009 08:47 AM
SPSE trade last week The week concluded with the overall capitalisation of the market rising by 0.5 per cent closing the week at $933,057,703 compared to $928,445,947 the preceding ... more
   Tongan national becomes first Pacific Fulbright scholar in over a decade
   Digicel awarded licence in Nauru
   Blue Lagoon cooks up ‘lovers' breakfast’ special
   Offshore placement of insurance business revised
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Sports News
JABS WIN PNC
3-Jul-2009 01:10 PM
JUNIOR All Blacks won the ANZ Pacific Nations Cup for another year after beating Tonga 47-25 at the TFL National Stadium yesterday.JABs were made to work had by ... more
Ba can open up gap
3-Jul-2009 01:22 PM
NATIONAL League defending champions Ba could open up a four-point gap from second-placed Lautoka if they beat Nasinu tomorrow night at the TFL National Stadium in Suva. Amongst ... more
   12 teams battle for $100 at stake
   Tuqiri no long wanted
   JABs take PNC Cup back home
   I’m a Fijian says a Tongan
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EDITORIAL
Netanyahu softens his stance
Kava’s medicinal benefit recognised
Let’s have zero tolerance for religious intolerance
Consider the local stand - by tourist
‘Ei, ei, it’s FACT fever!
Let the Games begin
FEATURES
Pratap determined to keep up farming
ARICULTURE - Export commodity expands
Plans for dredging works in Rakiraki
Red Locust disaster in Eastern Africa prevented
MARITIME - Aggregation leads to fish depletion
A Glimpse of Old Lami - Part 2
OPINION
Guns still more important than mums
The world this week: Iranian ruckus to mother impersonators
Obama just updated US double-speak
US should act smart and help Fiji
Human Rights Framework
Nausori Mon Amour – Part 4
PHOTO GALLERY
Debutant ... Fiji's Timoci Nagusa scores his debut try. Photo: ISAAC LAL
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Friday July 03, 2009
Volasiga
WEEKLY POLL
How do you feel about the rise in fuel prices and increase in taxi and bus fares?
Aritema Navonicagi, 52 “Well in my opinion it is quite early to increase bus and taxi fares because Fiji is not settled politically.”
Nemaniu Qalo, 47 “The bulk of Fiji’s population live in the low income category and we low income earners have very little control over this increase. It will eventually affect everything else, especially food which is the source of livelihood.”
Tara Wati, 50 “I spend approximately $4.50 from my home to the place I sell food every day. I receive very little profit after I deduct all my expenses.”
 
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