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The Fiji Rugby Union has totally rejected claims made by former Fiji 7s coach, Ben Ryan about the 2019/2020 World 7s Series tournament bid. Ben Ryan has said on his official Facebook page that he is not prepared to
The Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association has confirmed that hotels in the Nadi to Lautoka area are preparing to scale up their own water-saving efforts ahead of the planned water shutdown from the 3rd to the 6th of next m
Some schools have been operating without some teachers since school started on the 16th of this month and the Education Ministry says this is caused by the school heads not giving proper information to the Ministry.
Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary Felix Anthony says they have not ruled out the possibility of a march in Suva next month even after the ATS dispute came to an end over the weekend. When questione
All the ATS workers who were picketing outside ATS for more than a month, have returned to work. Acting Chief Executive Officer Hare Mani says he also met with the workers and stressed to them that they cannot
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho directed Traffic Police Officers in the last hour to take urgent action and remove a truck that broke down on the main highway near the Lami Village crossing at about 7 this morning.
The ATS management has reiterated that it will implement the Order of the Employment Relations Tribunal on Saturday and the employees may return to work from midday today, have their photo taken and collect their curren
Federated Airlines Staff Association’s, General Secretary Vilikesa Naulumatua says that the Air Terminal Services workers that had been stood down or suspended from duties without pay on or from 16th December last
Air Terminal Services Management has welcomed the decision of the Employment Tribunal that requires ATS workers who walked off their jobs on 16th December last year to return to work. In a statement, the ATS Manage
The Employment Tribunal has today ordered the Air Terminal Services to allow its workers it has stood down or suspended from duties without pay on or from 16th December last year to date, return to work in accordance wi
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says it is unfortunate that some media organizations are interested in brewing up false drama at the expense of students and people. While handing over equipment to students of CMF
Police and FICAC are yet to receive a report to investigate the issue of the $5.7 million dividend paid by ATS to ATS Employees Trust since 2005. And as questions continue to be raised on how much the ATS Employees
Police are investigating another case of sacrilege at a Hindu temple in Nausori. Four men broke into Vishnu Bhavan Temple in Sasawira early Tuesday morning. Police spokesperson Ana Naisoro says they have recei
It is our time. The Fiji Rugby Union has announced today that the official tender process for a HSBC World Sevens Series leg has started as they seek the support of all Fijians to sign up for Fiji to host a World 7
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary Felix Anthony is a big joke and a B grade actor after Anthony said in a statement that they will take things further from th
The Land Transport Authority has today made it clear that a bus driver was fined $1,000 today because he allegedly accepted cash from a young boy and did not issue a receipt. LTA Chairman Vijay Maharaj says th
Close to 4,000 marijuana plants have been uprooted from a farm in Levuka, Yale and two people arrested as the drug raids continue on the island of Kadavu. Chief Operations Officer ACP Rusiate Tudravu travelled to K
The Fiji Trades Union Congress stresses that they will continue to support the ATS workers picketing outside the ATS premises, and the union says that they will take things further by organizing a national strike to shu
ATS Chairman Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says an investigation of the highest order is required because more than $5 million of ATS staff money is today unaccounted for. Sayed-Khaiyum says the ATS Employees Trust has
Parents are to use their own discretion to send their children to school for those affected by flood waters from last night. This has been confirmed by the Ministry of Education as a Heavy rain warning remains i
