Very unethical of @maitvfiji to be using Documentary done by USP journalism students (Wansolwara) few years ago without properly crediting their work!
Here is the link to the original doco #TeamFiji
https://t.co/gwpeh8wpNy
#FijiOneNews | Heritage and duty unite in the making of the Salasiga for the new Tui Nayau.
Anaseini Vakacagicagi of Yavusa Maumi in Narocivo, Nayau, proudly fulfilled a sacred family duty last week during the installation of the new Tui Nayau.
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About 150 participants including prosecutors, defence counsels, private practitioners, police officers/investigators are converging in Shangri-La Yanuca Island Resort for the 2024 ODPP National Conference.
#FijiNews | NORTH, WEST AND OVALAU SCHOOLS REOPEN TOMORROW 19 MARCH
The Permanent Secretary for Education in consultation with the NDMO is advising All Heads of Schools, that all schools around the country will open for resumption of classes from tomorrow (19 March).
The mascots freely shuttle between the LED ground display and the suspended vertical LED screens, while Congcong, Lianlian, and Chenchen joyfully play music on a piano made of waves., grabbing the spotlight.
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On August 24, in disregard of the strong criticism and opposition from the international community, Japanese government unilaterally started the release of the Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water into the ocean. China firmly opposes and strongly condemns it.
(Pic credit to GT)
The ocean sustains humanity. It is not a sewer for Japan’s nuclear-contaminated water. China strongly urges Japan to cancel the plan, communicate with its neighbors with sincerity and good will, dispose of the water in a responsible manner and agree to international oversight.
Regrettably, Japan has given scarce response to international concerns. It has been trying to create an impression that the ocean discharge is safe and harmless. It has even made unfounded accusations against neighboring countries who have expressed legitimate concerns.
If the Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water is truly safe, Japan wouldn’t have to dump it into the sea—and certainly shouldn’t if it’s not. It is unjustified, unreasonable and unnecessary for Japan to push through the ocean discharge plan.
(pic credit to Global Times)