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The Summer Stars reading programme was run in public libraries throughout the country this summer. Free and open to all children, the Summer Stars programme provides the whole family with an opportunity to explore the full range of events and facilities which are available in their local library, such as children’s activities, access to talking […]

Tokyo Olympic 2021: Our Athletes Tested In Oita Leading the charge is Fiji’s Ambassador to Japan, Isikeli Mataitoga and First Secretary Kelera Savu. by leone cabenatabua 2021-07-02 The Team Fiji contingent was grateful of the support by the staff of the Fijian Embassy in Japan. Leading the ...

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Heat is on Enmax to meet power demand today, curb emissions in the future Back to video However, at the annual meeting last week of the city-owned utility, Enmax also faced questions about the longer term — the pressure to lower emissions and reach its new net-zero target by 2050. Chief executive Wayne O’Connor is confident about meeting both challenges, although the long-term target of gettin...

Fiji has announced that its squad for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics has received a first dose of vaccination against COVID-19.

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Fiji has announced that its squad for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics has received a first dose of vaccination against COVID-19.

Sir - I wholeheartedly agreed with Eilis OHanlons article in your paper last week where she said The Hunger -the RTÉ show about the Great Famine - "washed over the senses rather than engaging the intellect". I would go further and say the show presented a sanitised version of the Famine. Mention was made of Sir Charles Trevelyan but his full quote was absent, in which he stated: "God sent the Famine to punish the Irish and we should do nothing to mitigate Gods will." The Famine was not just an...

Like pretty much everyone working in the arts industry, local band Staring Down Comets have had to miss out on a lot of potential events this year due to Covid-19 and the restrictions that come with the pandemic. The restrictions may have halted their plans somewhat, but they havent given up on their plan to release some music before the year is out. This Friday, December 11th, their single Hanging On By A Thread will be released on all streaming platforms and will be available for download, wi...