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Letters: BBQ Stalls

Recently two restaurants in Labasa were closed by Ministry of Health (MOH) due to their non-compliance with food safety regu­lations. It’s great to see that MOH is coming down hard on restaurants not...

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Letters: To The GCC

Dear GCC, With relation to indigenous affairs and to the welfare of Fiji as your first nation and with all due respect to you, our first minds and indigenous leaders, I make this request. Could you...

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Letters: Beware Of PEV

There are agents making announcements on social media that the long awaited Pacific Engagement Visa (PEV) or Australia’s Green Card will officially open on March 29, 2023. It is now 3am and I have just...

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Editorial: Easter: A Season of Reflection, Renewal, Hope

Easter is the Christian holiday commemorat­ing the crucifixion of Jesus and His death at Calvary. We find ourselves once again on an occasion marked by reflection, renewal, and hope. For beyond the...

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Letters: Milk Price

Rewa Milk used to come in 450gram packets, then they reduced their packets to 400grams. There was a reduction in the price of the 400gram packets. Just lately, I have noticed an increase in the price...

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‘Letters’: Lack of support

Both our Drua men’s and women’s teams played in a double header match at Lautoka’s Churchill Park. Despite the rainy weather, a significant crowd of spectators had turned up to support the teams....

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‘Letters’: CWM Water Woes

As reported, it is definitely saddening, and heart-breaking to read of the below human dignity water woes currently experienced in some sections of Fiji’s premier century-old CWM Hospital. There is one...

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‘Letters’: Swimming pool saga

There are two controversial swimming pool saga that has been highlighted many times by Fiji Sun for some years now. My good friend Suka Singh has been highlighting a lot about the Labasa swimming pool...

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Scratch My Back

It is great to read the headline: Rabuka Closes Tabuya’s Case, She Remains Minister (FS 31/3). He had earlier stated that claims made against Ms Tabuya were mere allegations. Can the ruling Rabuka...

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Rogue Leader

President Jacob Zuma is not allowed to stand for election on May 29 South Africa’s Independent Electoral Commission has decided basically because he is a rogue leader ( Daily Maverick 28/3/24 ). That...

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Sewage Spillage

The heavy rainfall in Lautoka not only caused flooding, but it has also caused spillage of raw untreated sewage in our creeks, rivers and even on the road side curbs (pictured above). Many children are...

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Letters: Concerns Against The Scaling System

I, Mohammed Zuber, a concerned Year 13 student, wish to express my views and opinions on the current decision undertaken by the Minister for Education, which is in regards to the re-introduction of the...

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Letters: Which Law Is Supreme?

According to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabu­ka, there is a Supreme Law in Fiji, but what does that mean for our 2013 Constitution or any other laws of the country? Where and how do they rank? Ooh,...

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Letters: TVET Education and Franchise Programmes

The Higher Education Commission Fiji’s proposal in the introduction of competency-based technical and vocational education in secondary schools in Fiji by its director, Doctor Rohit Kishore must be...

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Letters: Internal Political Bickering

Why is Government so engrossed in the internal affairs of their three-way political party rhetorical nonsense including our country’s Supreme Law idiocracy? There are so many Cabinet ministers having...

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Letters: Banning Last Remaining Media in Gaza

Israel intends to ban Aljazeera from Gaza. There is only one reason for that. Israel does not want the truth about the atrocities it is committing in Gaza to be exposed. It finds Aljazeera’s reporting...

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Letters: Bangladeshi Workers

I am so happy for these Bangladeshi workers who have come as farm workers. Could the Minister for Labour tell us if there is any contract in place, how will they be paid and their working conditions....

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Unanswered Questions

I have asked a few questions via the letters column like why should we appoint three ad­ministrators for the Labasa Town Council. Why give a $500,000 pool for a $1000 per year rent and raise the Labasa...

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Temo Tantrum

I learn from the news from Fiji that the act­ing Chief Justice, Salesi Terna, is considering contempt of court proceedings against Mag­istrate Seini Puamau because, in his opinion, she was “way off...

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Toso Drua

The Melbourne Rebels sits 6th spot while the Fijian Drua is 7th on the Super Rugby 2024 points table. Both teams lost three games and won three but the Rebels are ahead because of a bonus point it...

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