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WHERE is the money? This was the question posed by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad as he shared how his ministry was working frantically to address Fiji’s debt commitments, caused by what he terms “people pleasing” economic choices.
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- HARD-HITTING Swire Shipping Fijian Drua flyer Eroni Sau will start on the wing against the Melbourne Rebels tomorrow after he was named in the starting 15 by head coach Mick Bryne.
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- VITALINA Naikore is back and ready to do what she loves best – beating tacklers and scoring freakish tries. The Rooster Chicken Fijiana Drua winger was back in camp this week after completing a 10-week recruit course with the Fiji Correction Service.
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- THE Fiji Swimming second Long Course Grand Prix at the Olympic Pool in Suva tomorrow will serve as qualification not only for the Fiji National Championship but also for the World Aquatics Championship which will be held in Japan this year.
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- FOR Swire Shipping Fijian Drua player Mesulame Dolokoto, playing at home has always been the biggest privilege throughout his rugby career. The Fijian Drua will be looking to bounce back from a 57-24 loss against the Highlanders last weekend, when they take on the Rebels at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva tomorrow.
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- TODAY marks a historic occasion for the Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s side as it will be their first time at the Hong Kong 7s under the women’s world sevens series.
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- FIFA yesterday stripped Indonesia of the right to stage this year’s Under-20 soccer World Cup, over what an Indonesian official said was a failure to honour its commitments to the tournament.
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THE high-flying Melbourne Rebels has named former Marist Brothers High School student Angelo Smith for the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific clash against the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua tomorrow, rugby.com.au reported.
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