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Our Sailor To Tokyo- Morgan Tells Of Olympic Preps, Hoping To Do Fiji Proud The 17-year-old’s qualification had been a proud moment for the Fiji Yachting Association. She now joins the Team Fiji men’s and women’s rugby sevens teams to the Tokyo Olympics. by simione haravanua 20 Feb 2021 15:10 Soph...

Fiji briefs: ANZ, Kontiki, FijiLink, Lyndhurst, Port Denarau Marina Fiji briefs: ANZ, Kontiki, FijiLink, Lyndhurst, Port Denarau Marina Jan 21, 2021 After five years leading ANZ’s business in Fiji, ANZ Fiji Country Head Saud Minam will leave ANZ on 30 April 2021. During his tenure at ANZ Fiji, Mr Minam oversaw the FJ$10m refurbishment of ANZ Fiji’s branch network, bringing it up to international standards, as well as advances in digital banking, including the introduction of the ANZ Pacific App to Fijian customers. The Market Capitalisation of the South Pacific Stock E...

More than $115 million worth of Major Building applications approved in the last quarter of 2020 More than $115 million worth of Major Building applications approved in the last quarter of 2020 Thursday 21/01/2021 Three Major Building applications valued at $28.4 million have been approved by the Department of Town and Country Planning for November while applications approved in October 2020 was $82.6 million. Local Government Minister, Premila Kumar says the three Major outline Building applications approved for November were the proposed town house development at Denarau Road Nadi by M...

RNZ 24 December, 2020, 10:39 pm Ruined homes at Votua Village in Lekutu in the wake of TC Yasa. Picture: JOSAIA RALAGO The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has lifted restrictions that were placed on ships and vessels since last Wednesday. The restrictions came ahead of Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasa which hit the country last Thursday. The Category 5 storm left four people dead with the northern island of Vanua Levu bearing the full brunt of Yasa. However, restrictive travel would remain for the Lau, Kadavu and Lomaiviti groups. The maritime authority said any travels to these islands must b...