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The Fiji Times, 29 Ağustos 2026

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ArticleDrugs on credit

DRUG deal­ers are cut­ting prices and offer­ing drugs on credit, mak­ing it easier for users to get hooked and harder to break free. Rain­bow Pride Found­a­tion is call­ing for urgent decis­ive action by Gov­ern­ment on the pro­posed needle and...

Drugs on credit

ArticleNavua declared a town

AFTER more than ve dec­ades of wait­ing, Navua’s long-held dream of becom­ing a town has nally become a real­ity, with Prime Min­is­ter Sit­iveni Rabuka yes­ter­day declar­ing it Fiji’s 12th town and 14th muni­cip­al­ity. Speak­ing at the cere­mony,...

Navua declared a town

ArticleWHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY

Enter­tain­ment • Toxic – 10.30am, 1.20pm, 5.30pm, 8.10pm at Vil­lage 6 Suva; 10.30am, 1.30pm, 5pm, 8.10pm at Vil­lage 4 Lau­toka; 10.30am, 2pm, 5pm, 8pm at Damodar City Labasa; 10.30am, 1pm, 5pm, 9pm, 10.20pm at Damodar City Suva. • The Dog Stars –...

WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY

Article$9.35b on the table

FIJI has an invest­ment pipeline worth about $9.35bil­lion against a $14bil­lion tar­get, with most projects already pro­gress­ing bey­ond the con­cep­tual stage. Fiji Devel­op­ment Bank chief exec­ut­ive Fili­mone Waqabaca told the Fiji Aus­tralia...

$9.35b on the table

ArticleClean­ers face toxic rub­bish

USED needles and cans of glue are among the dan­ger­ous items being pulled from Fiji’s water­ways by work­ers clear­ing trash­boom sites, rais­ing ser­i­ous con­cerns about the haz­ards faced by those remov­ing rub­bish. Trash­boom Paci c dir­ector...

Clean­ers face toxic rub­bish

ArticleCon­cert shapes up as full fest­ival

VT1S Suva con­cert is shap­ing up as a full music fest­ival, with organ­isers prom­ising ve hours of live enter­tain­ment at the FMF Gym­nas­ium next Sat­urday. Dir­ector Tikiko Korocawiri said gates would open at 4pm, with per­form­ances run­ning...

Con­cert shapes up as full fest­ival

ArticleHibis­cus opens with a march

THE 70th FMF Hibis­cus Fest­ival will offi­cially open with a march and parade from the Flea Mar­ket to Albert Park at 10am, sig­nalling the start of this year’s cel­eb­ra­tions. The open­ing pro­gram will fea­ture an offi­cial cere­mony, appear­ances...

Hibis­cus opens with a march

ArticleHAVE YOUR SAY

RESIDENTS of Simla in Lau­toka are gear­ing up for a peace­ful protest march and poten­tial legal action fol­low­ing a con­tro­ver­sial decision to rezone a res­id­en­tial area for a new shop­ping mall, says Lau­toka Res­id­ents and Rate­pay­ers...

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