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Letters To The Editor: Roadblocks, Traffic Jams
Many vehicles crammed into long winding queues due to a daily roadblock within the city perimeters is the daily grind for morning drivers dropping off students and employees. The lack of space also...
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Letters To The Editor: LTA Dollars
Through the proverbial “grapevine and/ or coconut wireless”, I have learnt that every dollar collected by the Land Transport Authority of Fiji goes to Government coffers. To help lift their customer...
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Letters To The Editor: Extinction Threat
A United Nations report warns one fifth of world’s migrating animals are at risk of extinction (DW News 13/ 2). Who is responsible for this species extinction threat? Paid Advertisement | February...
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Letters To The Editor: LTA Nadi
In reference and support to Mr Ronnie Chang’s letter in the media dated 12/ 02/ 24 titled “Lousy LTA Service”, it was my turn to suffer, along with the other hundred plus customers. Everyone talks...
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Letters To The Editor: Love
To Love does not mean to engage physically But to Value and Accept emotionally and mutually. Love is an element that grows gradually not forcefully Love varies in relations formed From Parental, Child,...
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The scene of the most recent fatal road accident at Waimalika, in Nadi, which claimed two young lives, is a very busy intersection, around a bend. May they rest in peace. The traffic into and out of...
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Letters To The Editor: Naboro Investigation
I am glad and interested to hear about the call made by the Attorney-General, Siromi Turaga, for an investigation concerning the death of a 60-year-old prisoner at the Naboro complex last Saturday....
View ArticleLetters To The Editor: Online Scam Warning From NSW Farmers
In recent days, an individual posing as a “NSW Farmers Recruiting Officer” has made several Facebook posts about agricultural work opportunities in Australia. The NSW Farmers’ Association does not have...
View ArticleLetters To The Editor: Mad Drivers
Almost daily we read about another accident. Recently; a friend, to avoid a car heading towards him, ended up in the ditch. The Police, however, charged him with dangerous driving! It seems,...
View ArticleLetters To The Editor: Losing The Drug Battle
Reading through all the current news,views and stories, it appears to me that the police is losing the present battle in investigating the large drug find. My assumption is that for every 100 people...
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Editorial: Our War On Drugs Just Doubled A Notch
Police have released shocking statistics which requires the attention of every citizen, every leader and visitor regardless of their social economic status or background. Our war on drugs has just...
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Letters: NCD Myth
Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) national emergency – 84 per cent of deaths: young, dying widowed spouses and single-parented children-psychological issues-social problems: it’s not going to end if the...
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LETTERS: NCD: Lack of Choice
Acting Permanent Secretary for Health and Medical Services, Dr Jemesa Tuidravu, said during the multi-sectoral stakeholders’’ workshop on NCDs, Suva on Friday, that a study on food systems and...
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LETTERS: NCDs National Plan
The availability and sale of consumables that cause NCDs should not be readily accessible in every school canteen and governmental working environment. What one eats or drinks in their comfort cannot...
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LETTERS: Humanity’s Inhumanity
Humanity’s inhumanity is clearly on display in Israel’s latest military operation in Rafah. That is why even Israel’s allies, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, France, Germany, and the US, have called on...
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Letters: Three Deputy PMs
That’s a trait of visionary, smart, and mature leadership by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to appoint three Deputy Prime Ministers at his discretion. I don’t absolutely see anything wrong with it, as...
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‘Letters’: Corruption
Considering Oneself Righteous to Riches Using Positional Tactics Insighting Ones Negligence (CORRUPTION). Corruption is a disease that causes malfunctioning of our service industry. Be it one’s...
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‘Letters’: Police action questionable
I refer to the Fiji Sun report ‘Woman allegedly dies inside police station’ (FS 19/2). It’s a bad look on police professional standards when an 81-year-old woman is picked up from her home by an...
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‘Letters’: Parental roles
Becoming a parent of a child or some children adds more responsibility to the parents. These responsibilities are fundamentals to instilling discipline and healthy living in the children under their...
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LETTER: Ovalau, Kadavu Mortuary
History always has a way of repeating itself. The plight of the people of Ovalau and Kadavu, with the dilapidated state of their mortuaries, is noted with much grief and sadness. Their predicament is...
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