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While Fiji prepares to welcome Australian tourists back to its beaches for Christmas, other Pacific countries aren't rushing to follow suit.

By now you've heard more than you've ever wanted to know about Jeff Bezos' space adventure, the backstories of his crewmates and the shape of his rocket. But there's another powerful tech billionaire whose odyssey you're probably not as familiar with - and that's not by accident. Advertisement Google cofounder Larry Page, long known for reclusive tendencies, has essentially disappeared from public view since handing over the Alphabet CEO keys to Sundar Pichai two years ago. Page still holds majority voting control, along with cofounder Sergey Brin, of a company worth $1.8 trillion. So it's n...

SUVA, Fiji – While Fiji’s national airline is focused on achieving its profit target, it is also determined to ensure shareholders receive their share of dividends from its success. SUVA, Fiji – While Fiji’s national airline is focused on achieving its profit target, it is also determined to ensure shareholders receive their share of dividends from its success. According to Fiji Airways managing director and CEO Stefan Pichler, shareholders had not received dividends since 2007-2008 and this was one of their focus areas for the 2014 financial year. “Once we hit our profit target the...

"And we are also sadly seeing people with severe disease die at home or on the way to hospital before our medical teams have a chance to administer what could potentially be life-saving treatment." In the past week alone, there were 12 deaths with at least two of them dead-on-arrival or dying on the same day. Dr Fong said of the 25 deaths since the Delta variant outbreak began in Fiji in mid-April, there were five deaths to people who did not receive medical treatment. "During this outbreak, tragically three deaths have occurred before our medical teams had the opportunity to offer treatm...

Jessica Lee 15 May, 2021, 7:15 pm Taiwan’s government has pledged to donate a further six million surgical masks for use as personal protective equipment by frontline medical personnel combating coronavirus in America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific. Picture: https://devpolicy.org/ While Fiji was moving on the path of preparedness for border reopening and quarantine-free travel bubbles with Australia and New Zealand, with no transmission cases for a year, the Indian B1.617 variant suddenly attacked the borders and force lockdowns across the Viti Levu last month. Lautoka, Nadi, Suva, Nausori an...