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Interim Finance Minister, Mahendra Chaudhry has maintained that demands of the striking nurses cannot be met as the Interim government can only afford to give them 1 percent pay cut restoration in December. After havin
Interim Finance Minister, Mahendra Chaudhry has maintained that demands of the striking nurses cannot be met as the Interim government can only afford to give them 1 percent pay cut restoration in December. After havin
The National Census is now set to take place from the 16th of September after a lapse of almost 11 years. Speaking at the 2007 Population and Housing Census Media Launch, the postponement according to Census Commissio
The National Census is now set to take place from the 16th of September after a lapse of almost 11 years. Speaking at the 2007 Population and Housing Census Media Launch, the postponement according to Census Commissio
Interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama is expected to meet the Fiji Nursing Association executives this afternoon as the nurses strike continues. Interim Public Service Minister, Poseci Bune confirms that
Interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama is expected to meet the Fiji Nursing Association executives this afternoon as the nurses strike continues. Interim Public Service Minister, Poseci Bune confirms that
The Methodist Church of Fiji will not come forward to assist the Ministry of Health in this time of crisis. While the Ministry of Health has asked various church organisations, NGOs and retired nurses to assist them, M
The Methodist Church of Fiji will not come forward to assist the Ministry of Health in this time of crisis. While the Ministry of Health has asked various church organisations, NGOs and retired nurses to assist them, M
The sub-divisional medical officers around the country have confirmed that the number of people visiting hospitals have decreased dramatically since the strike by the nurses. Senior officials said a lower number of peop
The sub-divisional medical officers around the country have confirmed that the number of people visiting hospitals have decreased dramatically since the strike by the nurses. Senior officials said a lower number of peop
Police have this morning clarified that the General Secretary of the Fiji Nursing Association was not interviewed by a Police Intelligence officer yesterday morning. Spokesperson, ASP Ulaiyasi Ravula said the officer wa
Police have this morning clarified that the General Secretary of the Fiji Nursing Association was not interviewed by a Police Intelligence officer yesterday morning. Spokesperson, ASP Ulaiyasi Ravula said the officer wa
The Fiji Womens Rights Movement has hit out at the Health Ministry's move in asking various organisations and volunteers to come forward as nurses continue with their strike action today. FWRM Executive Director, Vi
The Fiji Womens Rights Movement has hit out at the Health Ministry's move in asking various organisations and volunteers to come forward as nurses continue with their strike action today. FWRM Executive Director, Vi
The employer of the nurses, Public Service Commission remains firm that it will ensure that essential health services will continue to be provided. Permanent Secretary for Public Service, Taina Tagicakibau said they wil
The employer of the nurses, Public Service Commission remains firm that it will ensure that essential health services will continue to be provided. Permanent Secretary for Public Service, Taina Tagicakibau said they wil
Most of the hospitals around the country did not face any major staffing problems last night as members of the Fiji Nursing Association stayed away from work. Most hospital officials Village News spoke to this morning c
Most of the hospitals around the country did not face any major staffing problems last night as members of the Fiji Nursing Association stayed away from work. Most hospital officials Village News spoke to this morning c
As we enter day two of the nurses strike, there is no word from the interim government and Fiji Nursing Association on whether any talks will be initiated today. The employer of the nurses, Public Service Commission rem
As we enter day two of the nurses strike, there is no word from the interim government and Fiji Nursing Association on whether any talks will be initiated today. The employer of the nurses, Public Service Commission rem
