Frankston Times 14 December 2021

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to know more about the cultural, social and economic lives of those in Fiji and to gain insight into the most populous Pacific Island country on our doorstep. It also provides an opportunity for greater sharing, such as connections between schools that enable young people to learn more about each other and develop friendships that have value for generations to come,” he said “There’s also the potential for mutually beneficial opportunities for tourism and business development when overseas travel opens up again.” Earlier this year Frankston Council agreed to spend $5500 on the delivery of hospital beds to Fiji to assist with their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Frankston Council figures show that there are 248 people with Fijian ancestry living in Frankston, around 0.2 per cent of the local population.

FORMER mayor Kris Bolam signing the MOU to make Suva in Fiji a sister city. Victorian Multicultural Sports Association Inc President Victor Kumar acted as a witness. Picture: Supplied

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