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The list of companies that have not yet submitted reregistration application till 30/11/2020 Entity Number Entity Name Incorporation Date 5826 ( G & G ) HOLDINGS LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 5825 ( G & G ) INVESTMENTS LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 5840 ( M M ) ENTERPRISES LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2017L2168 06 INVESTMENT SERVICES AND CONSULTANCY PTE LTD 23 Mar 2017 20575 1 19 Jun 2008 16217 14TH HARDWARE LIMITED 7 Jan 2004 RCBS2010L1808 168 INVESTMENT LIMITED 11 May 2010 RCBS2014L6621 180-16 SOUTH LIMITED 13 Oct 2014 RCBS2016L1001736 1-BAR INVESTMENTS PTE LIMITED 29 Dec 2016 RCBS2011L2343 1TANI HOLDINGS COMPANY LIMITED 4 May 2011 13972 2 TAGIVOLILI INVESTMENT LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 15143 2003 SOUTH PACIFIC GAMES ORGANISING COMMITTEE LIMITED 9 May 2002 7989 21 C GARDEN ISLAND DEVELOPMENT CO. LTD 31 Dec 2005 7584 21 C GARDEN ISLAND WOO IL PACIFIC CO. LTD 31 Dec 2005 14388 21ST CENTURY ( SOUTH PACIFIC ) LIMITED 28 Sep 2000 RCBS2018L9346 2BIRDS EVENTS MANAGEMENT (FIJI) PTE LIMITED 4 Apr 2018 RCBS2015L8099 2K HOLDINGS LIMITED 16 Jul 2015 RCBS2010L4681 2KAY (FIJI) LTD 27 Oct 2010 RCBS2016L2527 2LUI INVESTMENT SERVICES PTE LTD 28 Apr 2016 12771 3 A SYSTEM PROPRIETARY LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2015L2665 3 BEES LIMITED 1 Feb 2015 RCBS2015L0095 3 DIMENSION CONSULTANTS (FIJI) LIMITED 8 Jan 2015 2570 3 M AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2010L4330 3 SISTERS PACIFIKA LIMITED 6 Oct 2010 RCBS2017L8582 360 EVENTS (FIJI) PTE LTD 24 Oct 2017 RCBS2018L16794 360 HIRE PTE LTD 22 Nov 2018 RCBS2015B8281 3AAA WITH 3D ENTERPRISES, L.L.C 22 Jul 2015 RCBS2013L3309 3RD GENERATION CONNECTIONS (FIJI) LIMITED 30 May 2013 7086 4 CORNER CLEANERS AND FUMIGATORS LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 7910 4 MEGA LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 16313 44 MAGNUM PRODUCTIONS LIMITED 26 Apr 2004 RCBS2011L6694 480 HOLDINGS (FIJI) LTD 21 Dec 2011 RCBS2012L0892 480 PURE NATURAL ARTESIAN SPRING WATER LTD 29 Jan 2012 RCBS2009L2371 4BARS HOLDINGS LIMITED 18 Jun 2009 15189 4R ELECTRICAL PTE LIMITED 28 Jul 2002 14078 4S SHOES LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2018L14516 5 GOLDEN CIRCLES PTE LTD 4 Sep 2018 RCBS2010L2233 5 STAR FISHING BOAT CHARTERS & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED 3 Jun 2010 17360 5 STAR TRAVEL (SAMOA) LTD 5 Mar 1905 RCBS2015L8500 51 DESIGN STUDIO LIMITED 3 Aug 2015 RCBS2017L6628 5D MODERN CONCEPTS PTE LTD 28 Aug 2017 RCBS2010L3752 5IVE & 2 MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 31 Aug 2010 10852 6 STARS MARKETING COMPANY LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2013L6900 679 COMPANY PTE LIMITED 26 Nov 2013 9036 7 - ELEVEN ECON - MINI MART ( FIJI ) LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 6540 7 - ELEVEN STORES LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2019L3396 786 CIVIL CONTRACTORS PTE LTD 8 Apr 2019 RCBS2017L4565 786 DOMINION RENTALS PTE LTD 18 Jun 2017 RCBS2017L9377 786 HYPER MART PTE LTD 19 Nov 2017 RCBS2017L7831 78692 HALAAL SUPERMARKET PTE LTD 2 Oct 2017 RCBS2014L7393 88STEPS LIMITED 19 Nov 2014 RCBS2012L7833 8IGHT TO TEN LIMITED 12 Dec 2012 RCBS2015L5150 9 CHINA GROUP COMPANY LIMITED 20 Mar 2015 RCBS2015L7533 9 CHINA INTERNATIONAL TOURISM COMPANY LIMITED 19 Jun 2015 RCBS2014L5078 99 BOUTIQUE IMPORT AND EXPORT COMPANY PTE LIMITED 30 Jul 2014 3468 A - FRAME DELTA BUILDING SYSTEMS ( FIJI ) LTD 31 Dec 2005 14676 A - ONE APPAREL LIMITED 23 Apr 2001 15004 A - PLUS FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD 2 Jan 2001 16044 A - TEAM INVESTMENT LIMITED 21 Oct 2003 RCBS2012L6347 A - TECH INVESTMENTS LIMITED 24 Sep 2012 1541 A & A LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 2630 A & B FINANCE CO PTY LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 12523 A & H TRADING ( FIJI ) LTD 31 Dec 2005 7822 A & J EXPORTS LTD 31 Dec 2005 9388 A & P DEVELOPMENT LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2009L4642 A 1 COLOURS N HARDWARE LIMITED 3 Dec 2009 RCBS2014L6814 A AND A ENTERPRISE (FIJI) LIMITED 21 Oct 2014 9792 A AND W SPORTS LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2012L0903 A AUTO TECH MOTORS LIMITED 30 Jan 2012 9982 A B BARO HOLDINGS LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 9624 A B C FOOTWEAR LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 5926 A B C LOGGING COMPANY LTD 31 Dec 2005 11181 A B C STORES LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 2341 A B M QUARRIES LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 6807 A BIGNOZZI ( PACIFIC ) PTY LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 801 A C NOTTINGHAM ( PACIFIC ) LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 1994 A D P A C LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 2013 A G JENNING & SONS LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 3978 A GAFOOR & SONS LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 12389 A H ( FIJI ) PTY LTD 31 Dec 2005 940 A H I AGENCIES ( FIJI ) LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 9914 A H P LIMITED 31 Dec 2005 RCBS2015L8163 A HAROON & SONS HOLDINGS LIMITED 21 Jul 2015 14473 A HAROON ELECTRICAL LIMITED 7 May 2001 2045 A HOFFMANN ( INSURANCE - 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    geosciences Article O cei na Vulavula? Insights and Regrets of a Foreign Geoscientist in the Pacific Islands Patrick D. Nunn School of Law and Society, Australian Centre for Pacific Islands Research, University of the Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, QLD 4558, Australia; [email protected] Abstract: From over three decades of close contact with Pacific Islands geoscience, the author reflects on key issues (what he wished he had known earlier) about the nature of islands, their landscapes and their peoples. Experience elsewhere in the world rarely prepares you for the Pacific, from its youthful and often tectonically unstable landscapes to the understandings of its inhabitants, which are sometimes time-consuming and difficult to access yet frequently illuminating. Mysteries abound in Pacific geoscience, often in places as difficult to access as they ever were, yet which have the potential to inform global ideas about earth-surface evolution. Geoscience research and enterprise remain largely foreigner-driven in the Pacific Islands, which is often anathemic to sustainability, privileging ideas that are uncritically assumed to be shared by their peoples. An opportunity exists for Pacific peoples to own the geoscientific knowledge and potential of their islands. Keywords: Pacific; knowledge; island geology; traditions; last interglacial; sea-level change; island flank collapse; lithospheric flexure; radiocarbon dating Citation: Nunn, P.D. O cei na Vulavula? Insights and Regrets of a 1. Background Foreign Geoscientist in the Pacific A few days after I arrived in Fiji, so did Eric and Nigel, the first tropical cyclones to hit Islands. Geosciences 2021, 11, 182. Suva directly in more than forty years.
  • FIJI TRAVEL GUIDE This Travel Guide Is for Your General Information Only and Is Not Intended As Advice

    FIJI TRAVEL GUIDE This Travel Guide Is for Your General Information Only and Is Not Intended As Advice

    FIJI TRAVEL GUIDE This travel guide is for your general information only and is not intended as advice. You should make your own inquiries before making any decisions. Sydney Airport Corporation Limited does not in any way represent that we recommend or endorse the ratings, advertisers, products or services appearing in this guide. We do not represent or warrant that the material in the guide is reliable, accurate, complete or current, nor do we accept any responsibility arising in any way from errors or omissions. We will not be liable for loss resulting from any action or decision by you in reliance on the material in the guide. FIJI OVERVIEW Fiji is an exotic tropical paradise that will leave a special and lasting impression on all visitors. Only 4 hours flight from Sydney, you’ll discover the 33 islands making up the Republic of Fiji. Scattered across Melanesia in the South Pacific Ocean, Fiji is a family-friendly beach getaway right at Australia’s doorstep. White sand, clear waters, resorts, and island seclusion make Fiji a popular couple’s, family or wedding destination. FIJI WHAT TO SEE Snorkelling Surfing Garden of the Bird watching Over 1000 species Surf’s up! Learn Sleeping Giant Step out into of fish thrive in the how to surf some Once the private collection nature and spot the Fijian waters. of the world’s most of the late Raymond Burr, birdlife of Fiji. famous breaks. with more than 2,000 varieties of orchids. Around the 333 Mamanuca Islands Wailoko Road, Nadi Daku Resort, Vanua islands and atolls Levu of Fiji Banana Boat Rides Zipline Cruise the Yasawa Golf Fun for the whole Get a treetop view Islands Swing your clubs family and an while flying through Explore uninhabited among lagoons, adrenaline rush! the forests.