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Roy eledcted as Fiji FA president

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By Karishma Kumari
| Fijivillage Verified
Roy eledcted as Fiji FA president Tailevu Naitasiri Football Association President, Sundeep Roy has been elected as the Vice President of the Fiji Football Association. Roy was unopposed at the 88th Fiji FA Ordinary Congress at the Xavier College in Ba, today. Meanwhile, the Extra Battle of the Giants has started at the 4R Stadium at Govind Park in Ba. Stay with us for updates.
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Paddlers take 500km journey around Viti Levu to protect Fiji's living waters

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By Karishma Kumari
| Fijivillage Verified
The Paddle for Hope team has begun a journey of more than 500 kilometres around Viti Levu, taking with them a message that protecting Fiji's ocean begins with the actions people take in their homes and communities.The Paddle for Hope is carrying the message "SUP against SUP", which stands for stand-up paddling against single-use plastics and encouraging families, churches, communities and businesses to reduce unnecessary plastic use, prevent rubbish from entering waterways and strengthen...
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Rabuka says Constitution Review Commission report to be made public after Cabinet

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By Karishma Kumari
| Fijivillage Verified
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Constitution Review Commission report should be made public, and will be released after Cabinet meets. Rabuka says an electronic version will also be available and will probably be posted for people to look at rather than having to access the voluminous physical document. When questioned on whether Government intends to select certain recommendations from the report rather than present it in its entirety, Rabuka says they will not be picking certain parts.
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