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A group of police officers based at the Taveuni Police Station are under investigation for allegedly chasing a number of nurses from their quarters on Thursday night. Officer-In-Charge Taveuni Police Station, Inspector
A group of police officers based at the Taveuni Police Station are under investigation for allegedly chasing a number of nurses from their quarters on Thursday night. Officer-In-Charge Taveuni Police Station, Inspector
The Health Ministry has now rostered some senior doctors to help the nurses in their daily routine. Director Health Services Central/Eastern, Doctor Salanieta Saketa said some senior doctors have come forward to help th
The Health Ministry has now rostered some senior doctors to help the nurses in their daily routine. Director Health Services Central/Eastern, Doctor Salanieta Saketa said some senior doctors have come forward to help th
The water pumps at the Waimanu Pumping Station broke down again early this morning resulting in no water supply in the greater Suva area. Officials at the Suva Water Supply Department confirm that these pumps were fixed
The water pumps at the Waimanu Pumping Station broke down again early this morning resulting in no water supply in the greater Suva area. Officials at the Suva Water Supply Department confirm that these pumps were fixed
Police are investigating the discovery of the body of a fully formed baby that was found floating in the Labasa river yesterday evening. Some members of the public saw the body and informed police who retrieved the body
Police are investigating the discovery of the body of a fully formed baby that was found floating in the Labasa river yesterday evening. Some members of the public saw the body and informed police who retrieved the body
The Fiji Nursing Association is aware of the view that the Interim Prime Minister Commodore Frank Bainimarama has the final say on their grievances. FNA General Secretary Kuini Lutua said that after talking to Commodore
The Fiji Nursing Association is aware of the view that the Interim Prime Minister Commodore Frank Bainimarama has the final say on their grievances. FNA General Secretary Kuini Lutua said that after talking to Commodore
The Health Ministry has now rostered some senior doctors to help the nurses in their daily routine. Director Health Services Central/Eastern, Doctor Salanieta Saketa said that some senior doctors have come forward to he
The Health Ministry has now rostered some senior doctors to help the nurses in their daily routine. Director Health Services Central/Eastern, Doctor Salanieta Saketa said that some senior doctors have come forward to he
Water Engineer Central Eastern, Samuela Tubui said that they are still working on the Waimanu pumps. Major works on one of the Waimanu pumps which started on Friday are expected to finish at 10pm tonight. However Tubui
Water Engineer Central Eastern, Samuela Tubui said that they are still working on the Waimanu pumps. Major works on one of the Waimanu pumps which started on Friday are expected to finish at 10pm tonight. However Tubui
The Fiji Media Council has hit out at comments made by the President of the Fiji Labour Party, Jokapeci Koroi, that there is a need for the media to be regulated as a result of tainted and biased news reporting. Koroi h
The Fiji Media Council has hit out at comments made by the President of the Fiji Labour Party, Jokapeci Koroi, that there is a need for the media to be regulated as a result of tainted and biased news reporting. Koroi h
The economy is definitely on the mend after the December 5th takeover. This is the view of the Interim Finance Minister, Mahendra Chaudhry who adds that Fiji's dollar will not be devalued. To those who have rema
The economy is definitely on the mend after the December 5th takeover. This is the view of the Interim Finance Minister, Mahendra Chaudhry who adds that Fiji's dollar will not be devalued. To those who have rema
Village News By fijivillage Jul 27, 2007, 07:46 Email this article Printer friendly page People living in some areas of Lami and Tamavua may face disruptions to their water supply while major work is
Village News By fijivillage Jul 27, 2007, 07:46 Email this article Printer friendly page People living in some areas of Lami and Tamavua may face disruptions to their water supply while major work is
