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Fijians under Labour Mobility Scheme to access FNPF

FBC News 16 Jul 2023
... able to access the Fiji National Provident Fund services from offshore.
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Fiji Rice explores by-products

FBC News 04 Jun 2023
Fiji Rice Ltd is exploring the viability of rice by-products to be ...
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'They've learned things they could NEVER learn in a classroom': Parents who raised their four ...

The Daily Mail 03 Jun 2023
Some of the highlights from their adventures on the high seas include swimming with sharks in the Maldives, navigating squalls thousands of miles offshore, diving in underwater caves in Fiji, watching whales breach in Australia, and eating on beaches with local tribes in Tanzania.
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Boatie performs emergency surgery without any prior experience 330km offshore

NewstalkZB 17 May 2023
Being more than 300km offshore, on what was supposed to be a boat trip ...
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Researcher examines criminal deportations to Cook Islands

Cook Islands News 09 May 2023
Deportees sent to Samoa, Tonga, the Cook Islands, Fiji, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Marshall Islands have often been offshore for decades and have limited language skills, cultural understanding, and social connections to the country of their citizenship ... ....
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Efforts underway to upskill outsource workforce

FBC News 26 Apr 2023
... work is underway to engage offshore digital platforms to train locals.
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FNPF considers offshore investment

FBC News 20 Apr 2023
The Fiji National Provident Fund is looking at offshore investment in ...
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Nasese project needs further investigation says Chaudhry

FBC News 20 Feb 2023
Further investigations are necessary in the so-called $600m Nasese offshore ...
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New All Blacks coach to be announced soon

FBC News 08 Feb 2023
... in New Zealand that there were offshore interest for his services.
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Kamikamica questions the impact of foreign direct investment

FBC News 28 Dec 2022
... wants to understand the level of foreign direct investments in Fiji.
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Third of NZ navy ships idle as defence force staff leave

RNZ 08 Dec 2022
The HMNZS Wellington returned to Aoteroa from a planned fisheries patrol operation in Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu a month early this year. The offshore patrol vessel joined HMNZS Otago and HMNZS Hawea in port meaning three of New Zealand's navy ships are now sitting unused ... ....
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Tremors felt as 4.1 magnitude earthquake hits Punjab's Amritsar

Hindustan Times 14 Nov 2022
An earthquake of magnitude 4.1 on the Richter scale was felt across Punjab's Amritsar in the wee hours of Monday, National Center for Seismology said. Earthquake of Magnitude.4.1, Occurred on 14-11-2022, 03.42.27 IST, Lat. 31.95 & Long. 73.38, Depth. 120 Km ,Location ... Magnitude 6.9 earthquake hits offshore from Fiji region, no tsunami warning ... ....
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Scuba diver mom and sons stranded in Fiji waters after boat abandoned them

New York Post 21 Sep 2022
A Newcastle woman says an Australian cruise company should have been better prepared for adverse weather after a holiday scuba dive in Fiji almost ended in disaster when a dive boat disappeared. When Justine Clark and her sons Felix, 18, and Max, 20, surfaced from an offshore dive in Fiji on August 14, their dive boat was nowhere to be seen.
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Korea reassures its support for Fiji

FBC News 27 Aug 2022
Korean Ambassador to Fiji, Young-kyu Park, says they are looking at ways ...
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NZDF, MPI And Fiji Agencies Begin Fishing Monitoring Work In Pacific

Scoop 17 Aug 2022
Royal New Zealand Navy Offshore Patrol Vessel HMNZS Wellington has departed Fiji to begin monitoring operations for illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing for the Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) in the Pacific. With a crew of 60, four Ministry ... .

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File - The President of the People's Republic of China, Xi Jinping, speaks during a BRICS forum in Brasilia, Brazil, 13 November, 2019.
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AP / Jeenah Moon
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Taipei Times
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Reuters
29 Sep 2023
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AP / Sam Mednick
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