Felix Chaudhary is a journalist based in Suva, Fiji, working for Fiji Times Ltd. He specializes in local news coverage, with a focus on social issues, education, crime, and community events. Felix is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the people of Fiji and highlighting the stories that matter most to his community.
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Felix Chaudhary's coverage predominantly revolves around local news in Fiji, focusing heavily on government announcements and their implications for various aspects of society such as education, parenting, court cases, holidays, climate change, child abuse among other topics. Given this focus, reaching out with insights related to these specific areas within the local Fijian context would be most relevant.
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Fiji will need $4.46 billion for another 2000 beds in hospitals to adequately cater for the country's population.
Operating theatre issues are resulting in a backlog of pending elective surgeries which subsequently evolve into emergency cases.
Fiji has lost 360 experienced medical officers in the last four and a half years and more than 540 since 2008.
There have been more than 1078 new cases of HIV recorded in Fiji from 2019 to date and males dominate the rising number of infections with a hike of 390 per cent.
The Fiji Medical Association is concerned about the quality of doctors produced after completing internship programs in the country.
Health Minister Dr Ratu Atonio Lalabalavu says his ministry is working to address the overabundance of medical interns issue in the country.
Good news for internet users with Telecom Fiji's announcement of a partnership with Kordia, a New Zealand owned provider of critical communication technology solutions.
The National Development Plan 2025-2029 is the people's plan because it is the product of extensive consultation with citizens from all walks of life.
Women, Children and Social Protection Minister Lynda Tabuya officiated at an event where 60 women from nine tikinas and the Rewa Disabled Association received certificates from the Pacific Women's Economic Empowerment Program.
Former Marist Brothers High School student Roland Williams has progressed in The Voice Australia, after singing his way to victory against Jaydin Shingleton in The Battles stage of the singing competition.
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