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Posted at 03:35 on 12 September, 2011 UTC
The national airline of Kiribati says about three-hundred passengers have been affected by a suspension of its flights between the capital and Fiji.
An email was sent to Air Kiribati last week informing the airline that its Tarawa to Nadi route, operated by Nauru’s national carrier Our Airline, was to be temporarily halted.
A spokesman for Air Kiribati, Itibwebwe Kabriera says no reason was given for the suspension…
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THE production of virgin coconut oil on Rabi Island has become one of the major income generating projects for villagers.
And so far the Banaban Women's Organisation has earned more than $20,000 from the sale of oil to locals and tourists.
Organisation president Terikano Takesau said they produced 50…
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THE Prime Minister's Office has assured fairness, transparency and accountable governance for all matters affecting the Banaban people of Rabi.
Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama says this would be done by the Government which aims to create an enabling environment to allow people to maximise the use of their resources.
Speaking to villagers of Rabi yesterday, he said: "The administrative oversight of…
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Children must preserve cultural integrity says Commissioner Northern Lieutenant Colonel Ilai Moceica. Children…
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THE Rabi Council of Leaders has raised concerns about the need to rehabilitate houses destroyed by landslides and soil erosion.
Council vice-chair Bineati Sigrah told The Fiji Times four homes have been destroyed since Cyclone Tomas hit Fiji last year.
The need to carry out rehabilitation was conveyed by the council to Commissioner Northern Lieutenant Colonel Ilai Moceica during his visit to Rabi last…
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Islands Business:
‘The Pacific Islands region has notched up consistently significant achievements in the renewable energy space in the past few years. It is on these that the region needs to build on. So far, it has been fairly successful in attracting funding for small…
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FIJI TIME ONLINE Ioane Burese Saturday, July 30, 2011
PASSENGERS of inter-island ferries will no longer have to spend hours waiting for their boats in discomfort.
According to the Information Ministry, the construction of waiting sheds at jetties is expected to begin in the North next year.
The design of waiting sheds have been prepared for jetties in Savusavu, Vanuabalavu and Rabi.
Roads…
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PACIFIC BEAT RADIO AUSTRALIA Updated March 15, 2011 17:46:09
The job of representing Kiribati on the international stage often involves explaining how to correctly pronounce the country's name.
That's according to the Kiribati Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Tessie Lambourne, who was in Australia meeting government officials, politicians and members of the local i-Kiribati community.
In…
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FIJI TIME ONLINE Serafina Silaitoga Thursday, March 03, 2011
ALTHOUGH demand for virgin coconut oil produced by the women of Rabi has increased, the women remain concerned about the lack of facilities to help them produce more.
Banaban Women's group leader Terikano Takesau said her members have been pressured to meet demands, thus the extra hours of input.
"We are working from our own homes," she…
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Radio NZ International Posted at 23:13 on 28 February, 2011 UTC
An increase in demand for virgin coconut oil from Fiji’s Rabi Island is putting pressure on the producers. The project was launched in October last year and is operated by about 80 women from the Banaban Women’s group in Rabi. The President of the group, Terikano Takesau who is spearheading the project says growing popularity from across Fiji, has led to increased pressure to meet demands. She says there is a strong need…
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Pacific Beat Home ABC RADIO AUSTRALIA Updated February 17, 2011 09:05:24
Cancer sufferers in the Pacific are finding it more difficult to get treatment. American Samoan health officials have stopped referring cancer patients overseas because of the high costs and there are few options for patients in other…
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Nature Pacific Pty Ltd is sponsoring a new dedicated Rabi High School site and blog for the teachers and administrators of the school:
Links to the new site will be available via Banaban Voice and main banaban.com sites
This new page will be administered by Tutu Atauea and provide a direct computer link to the high school. Hoping that this new page can also be used by the…
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FIJI TIMES ONLINE Saturday, February 05, 2011
THE 50 underprivileged students identified for assistance on Rabi Island have been provided with a complete set of school gear.
These included 23 students at Banaban Primary School, 16 at Tabiang Primary School and 11 at Bokonikai Primary School, according to Terikano Takesau of the Banaban Child Welfare.
"The material includes stationery, uniforms, school…
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FIJI TIMES ONLINE Serafina Silaitoga Friday, January 07, 2011
PLANS are in progress to construct a small oil factory to cater for a women's group's project of making virgin coconut oil.
The Banaban Women's Association on Rabi island in the north which has already started producing virgin coconut oil from their homes, have already started working on plans for the factory.
Association executive Terikano Takesau said the women received orders from companies in Viti Levu and…
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