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Hundred of residents in Lami and Tamavua areas remain without water supply for the third day today. The Department of Water and Sewerage confirms that work continues on a pump at the Waimanu Reservoir and residents in V
Hundred of residents in Lami and Tamavua areas remain without water supply for the third day today. The Department of Water and Sewerage confirms that work continues on a pump at the Waimanu Reservoir and residents in V
A five year old boy is admitted in hospital after he was hit by a vehicle yesterday in Matanagata, Vatukoula. Assistant Police PRO Corporal Suliano Tevita said the boy got off a vehicle and ran across the road when he w
A five year old boy is admitted in hospital after he was hit by a vehicle yesterday in Matanagata, Vatukoula. Assistant Police PRO Corporal Suliano Tevita said the boy got off a vehicle and ran across the road when he w
The Health Ministry has conducted a survey to determine the efficiency of services provided at hospitals and health centres around the country and ways to make improvements. The Director Curative Health Services, Dr. Ma
The Health Ministry has conducted a survey to determine the efficiency of services provided at hospitals and health centres around the country and ways to make improvements. The Director Curative Health Services, Dr. Ma
Labasa Police are questioning three men who allegedly robbed and assaulted a 40 year old taxi driver, Pradeep Chand to death in Labasa over the weekend. Divisional Crime Officer Northern, ASP Luke Rawalai confirms that
Labasa Police are questioning three men who allegedly robbed and assaulted a 40 year old taxi driver, Pradeep Chand to death in Labasa over the weekend. Divisional Crime Officer Northern, ASP Luke Rawalai confirms that
Two political parties have criticised the Interim Prime Minister for calling on the developed countries to stop comparing them with Fiji, as our country has just been independent for 37 years. SDL Director Peceli Kinivu
Two political parties have criticised the Interim Prime Minister for calling on the developed countries to stop comparing them with Fiji, as our country has just been independent for 37 years. SDL Director Peceli Kinivu
The Fiji Mine Workers Union said the laid off mine workers should look for employment elsewhere. General Secretary Kavekini Navuso said these workers have accepted the redundancy packages and they should not rely on the
The Fiji Mine Workers Union said the laid off mine workers should look for employment elsewhere. General Secretary Kavekini Navuso said these workers have accepted the redundancy packages and they should not rely on the
Police are investigating a break-in at the Prime Minister's Office in the government buildings over the weekend. The office was closed when it was broken into and thieves stole a laptop, a Motorola mobile phone and
Police are investigating a break-in at the Prime Minister's Office in the government buildings over the weekend. The office was closed when it was broken into and thieves stole a laptop, a Motorola mobile phone and
Interim Prime Minister Commodore Frank Bainimarama calls on the developed countries to stop comparing them with Fiji as our country has just been independent for 37 years. Commodore Bainimarama said our current constitu
Interim Prime Minister Commodore Frank Bainimarama calls on the developed countries to stop comparing them with Fiji as our country has just been independent for 37 years. Commodore Bainimarama said our current constitu
As the hunt continues for 9 men who robbed the MH Superfresh Supermarket in Tamavua on Saturday afternoon, police will today consult the Land Transport Authority to get details of the minivan used as the getaway vehicle.
As the hunt continues for 9 men who robbed the MH Superfresh Supermarket in Tamavua on Saturday afternoon, police will today consult the Land Transport Authority to get details of the minivan used as the getaway vehicle.
The Fiji Indigenous Bussiness Council believes that a number of businesses will shut down within the next three months if there is no sign of a turn around in the economy. FIBC President Uliasi Taoi told Village News th
The Fiji Indigenous Bussiness Council believes that a number of businesses will shut down within the next three months if there is no sign of a turn around in the economy. FIBC President Uliasi Taoi told Village News th
