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Fiji cane growers pleaded to take care following fiery drought conditions.
The Fiji Cane Growers Council has set up fire task forces and is encouraging farmers to take all means necessary to prevent fires due to drought conditions.
Polynesian Leaders Group to discuss regional flights
Flights between Samoa, Cook Islands, Tahiti, Fiji and Tonga is back on the region's agenda.
Sport: PNG excel on the track at Pacific Games
A successful day on the track has kept Papua New Guinea on top of the Pacific Games medal tally.
Sport: Pacific presence cut for 2017 Rugby League World Cup
Cook Islands Rugby League says it's a pity the Pacific team will have a reduced presence at the next Rugby League World Cup.
Short on labour, Fiji cane farmers look to machinery
The Fiji Cane Growers Council is encouraging farmers to invest in harvesting machinery as the industry faces labour shortages.
Fiji reiterates climate migration help to Kiribati
As Kiribati celebrates its 36th anniversary of independence, Fiji has reiterated its support for possible climate change-induced migration.
Fiji's Yasawa group to get more water this week
Fiji's remote western island group of Yasawa is set to receive water from a private barge this week following a drought.
The future of Fijian sugar cane industry not so sweet
Fiji's National Farmers Union says the future of the country's sugar cane industry could be in doubt.
Gender inequality root cause of violence against women
The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says gender equality must be promoted at all levels, if violence against women is to be combatted.
Action needed to tackle sexual violence in Fiji
The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says there needs to be more than just the condemnation of sexual violence, the words must also carry into action.
Fiji cane growers call for drastic action over lack of staff
Fiji cane growers say more farmers will leave the industry if the government doesn't step in and help.
Fijian labour shortage affects cane harvest
Many Fijian cane farmers are unable to harvest their stock due to a shortage of labour.
Melanesian market women growing their skills
Thousands of women market vendors in Fiji, Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands are growing their economic empowerment opportunities along with their crops.
Fiji media decree amendment may mean more freedom
Hopes are pegged on a new media decree amendment to bring more freedom for Fiji journalists.
Fiji media decree amendment may mean less fear in journalism
The editor in chief of the Fiji Times, Fred Wesley, says he hopes a media decree amendment will allow journalists to do their work without fear.
Media decree amendment positive step, but challenges remain
An amendment to the Media Industry Development Decree in Fiji means individual journalists can no longer be fined for breaches, and is being seen as a positive step forward by the government, but… Audio
Australian Navy ship arrives in Fiji, the first in eight years
An Australian Navy vessel has arrived in Fiji for a nine-day seabed mapping operation -- the first visit by an Australian Navy ship in eight years.
Sport: Solomons league team face big task at Pacific Games
The Solomon Islands will take another step in their rugby league development by competing in the nines tournament at the Pacific Games.
Sport: Double gold for Fiji sevens teams in PNG
Fiji has continued a memorable year in sevens rugby by winning double gold at the Pacific Games in Port Moresby.
Fiji tobacco officers police smokers
Tobacco control officers in the Fijian capital are conducting spot checks and booking smokers in the city in a clamp down on public smoking.