The captains of the Vodafone Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union (FSSRU) Super Deans Under-18 finalists have been urged to set the standard both on and off the field as they prepare for tomorrow’s highly anticipated national final. Speaking during the official meet-and-greet breakfast hosted by the Fiji Rugby Union, Flying Fijians interim head coach Senirusi Seruvakula reminded the young leaders that they carry the responsibility of representing not only their schools, but also their families, communities, and the future of Fiji rugby. Seruvakula emphasized the importance of sportsmanship, discipline, and respect, encouraging the captains to lead by example regardless of…
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The Methodist Church is reminding lay pastors that they are also expected to follow the Church’s existing discipline on smoking. Reverend Dr. Semisi Turagavou said the standard should apply equally to ordained ministers and lay pastors because both are expected to provide a Christian example. He added that the issue is not simply about following a Church regulation, but about how those serving the Church represent their faith. “For this reason, I also affirm that the Church’s discipline regarding smoking remains unchanged. I now ask that not only every ordained minister but also every lay pastor should embrace this standard…
The Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma is raising concern over the health of its ministers and the impact of preventable illnesses. Reverend Dr. Semisi Turagavou highlighted that poor nutrition, unhealthy eating, excessive drinking, lack of exercise and insufficient rest are contributing to chronic health problems. Reverend Dr. Turagavou added that these illnesses can affect ministers’ ability to travel, preach, visit families and lead worship. “Medical evidence continues to remind us that poor nutrition, unhealthy eating habits, excessive drinking, lack of exercise and insufficient rest contribute significantly to diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, heart disease and other chronic illnesses” Reverend Dr.…
Chief Justice Justice Salesi Temo has urged newly admitted lawyers to thoroughly understand Fiji’s laws, using the recent Commission of Inquiry case as an example of the consequences of failing to properly examine legislation. Justice Temo made the remarks this morning at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Suva, where 30 University of the South Pacific law graduates were admitted to the Bar after completing their Professional Diploma in Legal Practice. Speaking to the new lawyers, Justice Temo said lawyers are instruments of justice and have a responsibility to ensure the law is properly understood and applied. He said the Commission…
Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru made the comment during the Navosa Youth and Sports Festival, which marked the return of a government-led event to the Navosa highlands after 44 years. “Prior to this assistance, either recipients had access to this type of training equipment. Students and community athletes, have enthusiasm, determination and natural talent but lack some of the basic resources required for structured strength and conditioning programs. The equipment will support physical education and sporting programs at the Navosa Central College and assist the Navosa Rugby Union in strengthening preparations and conditioning.” As part of the festival,…
Navua is counting on strong support from its fans and business community as it prepares for the upcoming BOG tournament. Head coach Rodeck Singh says the team faces a challenging pool, but believes the backing of supporters could play an important role in their campaign. “My expectation is, can we see some progress from the pool staging and make ourselves all the way to the finals. Again, we look at the pool, it’s not easy for us as well. But again, the expectation is the same when we do that, they’re not going to give it to us. We will…
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