The Fiji Mini Kulas have suffered a narrow defeat to New Zealand scoring 1-0 in their second OFC U-17 Women’s Championship pool match, but produced a performance that impressed both coaches. Despite the loss, Fiji showed strong tactical discipline and came close to earning a result against the tournament favourites. Demaine says the Mini Kulas followed their game plan well, defending in numbers and looking to attack on the counter. “We thought we had a good idea of how we could beat New Zealand and they went out there believing that that’s what they could do and it went to…
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The Criminal Investigations Department’s Anti-Money Laundering Unit is conducting a parallel investigation into possible financial gains involving two individuals allegedly linked to domestic trafficking cases. Police say the investigation follows two separate reports initially handled by the CID Human Trafficking Unit. The first case involved allegations that two suspects subjected a young girl to domestic trafficking in Labasa. That investigation was completed and the file forwarded to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions on June 6, 2026, for independent legal review. A second report, lodged at the Lautoka Police Station, allegedly involved one of the same suspects from…
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The investigation into the death of Police Constable Peniasi Racagi remains under independent legal review by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. Police say the investigation file is still with the ODPP for assessment. This follows the receipt of forensic test results that had been sent to New Zealand for analysis. Police had earlier confirmed that the results were received and subsequently forwarded to the ODPP as part of the investigation file. No further details on the findings of the forensic tests have been released. Police say further comments will be made once the investigation file is returned…
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