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It has been confirmed that the bus that veered off the road and tumbled in Togomasi Nadi on Friday afternoon was due to a mechanical problem. This has been confirmed by Assistant Police Spokesperson, Inspector Atunaisa
Four people are now homeless after a fire yesterday afternoon destroyed their house in Clopcott street in Ba. National Fire Authority confirms the incident happened after lunch yesterday afternoon and fire fighters are
Fiji Hardwood Corporation should focus on paying off their loan taken from Fiji National Provident Fund and Fiji Development Bank which has been guaranteed by government. Attorney General and Public Enterprises Ministe
Lift the standard of your work and provide a better service delivery to the public. That is the message from the Fiji Police Force to their officers after the opening of the new 24 hours call center to lodge complaints
Daylight savings has started from today where time is now one hour ahead which started from 2 o clock this morning. For those who still have not wind their clocks one hour ahead are reminded to do so. Meanwhile, the Ch
The Land Transport Authority will carry out its investigation into a bus accident in Togomasi, Nadi on Friday afternoon. LTA's General Manager, Timoci Satakala said they will try and find out the cause of the accide
People in Lautoka have been advised to take necessary precautions when lighting fires during the evenings in the hope of killing flying termites. Bio Security officer Faiyaz Ali said people should not go to the extreme
One of the biggest municipalities in the country, Nasinu Town Council has received a backhoe loader from the Japanese Government's through its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects Program. Special
The National Fire Authority is looking at replacing their fire equipments and appliances next year. National Fire Authority Acting Chief Fire Officer, Jone Koroi said there is a need to continue improving their services
Crossing the Sigatoka river will be made easier for the students and teachers of Bemana Catholic Primary and secondary in Navosa as they have received yesterday a new wooden boat and an outboard engine. Bemana Catholic
An 8-year-old boy of Lausa, Tavua died while trying to enter his house through the windows, yesterday afternoon. Assistant Police Spokesperson, Inspector Atunaisa Sokomuri said the class 3 student returned home from sch
The Governor of the Reserve Bank, Sada Reddy has today revealed that though Fiji did not suffer any major direct effects from the Global Financial Crisis our trade sector was affected. Speaking at the Bankers Conference
There are now revelations that the special meeting of the Melanesian Spearhead Group planned to be held in Solomon Islands on Monday was suspended indefinitely as the hosts wanted more time to consider the proposed hand
The country has a new Director of Public Prosecutions. She is Ayesha Jinasena, who is a Prosecutor from Sri Lanka and has twenty years experience. Aca Rayawa who was the Acting Director of Public Prosecutions is no lon
In an effort to raise awareness on the need to plant more trees in the country, Leadership Fiji has thrown its support behind Government and is today planting over five thousand mangrove plants. Class of 2010 representa
Hundreds of people today participated in the Saint Giles Community day which was aimed at creating awareness about mental health amongst the members of the public. Medical Superintendent, Doctor Shish Narayan said figur
A Equip yourselves with the right skills and provide the services that your customer requires@. The President of Fiji, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau had this message to the participants at the Bankers Institute Convention with
The Solomon Island Prime Minister, Danny Phillips is expected to hold a meeting with Fiji Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama following the indefinite suspension of the MSG special meeting. The special leaders m
Three people including two school children and a pregnant lady are admitted in the Nadi hospital after the bus they were in veered off the road and tumbled in Togomasi, Nadi yesterday afternoon. Assistant Spokesperson I
The Solomon Islands government has confirmed that next week's planned special meeting of Melanesian Spearhead Group leaders has been postponed indefinitely. The special leaders meeting had been scheduled for Monday
