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Interim Transport Minister, Manu Korovulavula is yet to be officially informed about the looming strike of the Public Employees Union this Thursday. The PWD workers are members of the Union. Korovulavula said the perman
Interim Transport Minister, Manu Korovulavula is yet to be officially informed about the looming strike of the Public Employees Union this Thursday. The PWD workers are members of the Union. Korovulavula said the perman
Common sense is needed and being stubborn is not the option with regards to the impasse between the interim regime and the Fiji Nursing Association. This is the view of Fiji Medical Association spokesperson, Dr James Fo
Common sense is needed and being stubborn is not the option with regards to the impasse between the interim regime and the Fiji Nursing Association. This is the view of Fiji Medical Association spokesperson, Dr James Fo
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare has suggested the Pacific Islands forum invite Fiji to send its foreign affairs minister Ratu Epeli Nailtikau to the Forum leaders meeting in Tonga in October Rad
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare has suggested the Pacific Islands forum invite Fiji to send its foreign affairs minister Ratu Epeli Nailtikau to the Forum leaders meeting in Tonga in October Rad
The Interim Finance Minister disagrees with the Reserve Bank assessment that Fiji's economy is expected to contract by 3.1% compared to the 2.5% economic decline earlier projected for 2007. Speaking exclusively to V
The Interim Finance Minister disagrees with the Reserve Bank assessment that Fiji's economy is expected to contract by 3.1% compared to the 2.5% economic decline earlier projected for 2007. Speaking exclusively to V
Doctors at the public hospitals are expected to be affected if they continue doing extra hours everyday during the nurses strike. Fiji Medical Association spokesperson, Dr James Fong confirms that they are doing extra s
Doctors at the public hospitals are expected to be affected if they continue doing extra hours everyday during the nurses strike. Fiji Medical Association spokesperson, Dr James Fong confirms that they are doing extra s
The Permanent Secretary of Education is the only person in authority who can decide when to close the schools if the Fiji Teachers Association members go on strike from this Thursday. In an exclusive interview with Vill
The Permanent Secretary of Education is the only person in authority who can decide when to close the schools if the Fiji Teachers Association members go on strike from this Thursday. In an exclusive interview with Vill
The Public should be aware of conmen and of people selling items at lower prices. Those were the words of Suva Magistrate Aruna Prasad before sentencing 33 year old, unemployed, Josefa Sokova of Wairua Road, Wailoku who
The Public should be aware of conmen and of people selling items at lower prices. Those were the words of Suva Magistrate Aruna Prasad before sentencing 33 year old, unemployed, Josefa Sokova of Wairua Road, Wailoku who
Police have arrested and charged 3 people of Nakasi with 10 counts of Forgery for allegedly producing fake notes. Divisional Crime Officer Eastern, ASP Keshri Lal confirms that the three will also appear in the Nausori
Police have arrested and charged 3 people of Nakasi with 10 counts of Forgery for allegedly producing fake notes. Divisional Crime Officer Eastern, ASP Keshri Lal confirms that the three will also appear in the Nausori
The Interim Prime Minister is now saying that it would be impractical to meet with the Fiji Nursing Association if they are maintaining that the full 5 percent pay cut should be restored for nurses. As we enter day six
The Interim Prime Minister is now saying that it would be impractical to meet with the Fiji Nursing Association if they are maintaining that the full 5 percent pay cut should be restored for nurses. As we enter day six
If funds are to be found for the restoration of the 5% pay cut, it would be funded by productivity within the Public Service and not by reallocating funds. This is the view of Interim Finance Minister Mahendra Chaudhry
If funds are to be found for the restoration of the 5% pay cut, it would be funded by productivity within the Public Service and not by reallocating funds. This is the view of Interim Finance Minister Mahendra Chaudhry
