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It was an emotional moment for Kilgour Maepioh as his 3 year old daughter, Kianne Maepioh received life saving heart surgery from the Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital. Maepioh who is from the Solomon Isl
Two more children have received a new lease of life after getting heart surgeries at the Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Heart Hospital. 5-year-old Susie Lekima is one of the children and her father Ratu Lekima Drekei
Attorney General Siromi Turaga is shocked to find out the current salary caps of the Fiji Corrections Service officers. During his tour of the Nasinu Corrections facility, Turaga was concerned about the salaries o
It is time now after 17 years to have a new energy policy for Fiji. This was stated by Katerina Syngellakis at the National Economic Summit. Syngellakis says Fiji has not had an energy policy endorsed by cabin
The Asia Foundation has launched five books created in Fiji titled Human Rights and Inclusion of People with Disabilities. The Asia Foundation Regional Representative, Sandra Kraushaar says children with disabiliti
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad has today clarified that allowing fundraising for schools does not mean that students and parents will have the burden of paying school fees and othe
Self-respect is one of the key areas that the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will be looking to focus on as they look to try and keep their hopes alive of securing a quarterfinal spot in this year’s Shop N Save Super Rugb
The board or the management of the Fiji National Provident Fund do not determine whether it should be the purpose of the superannuation-funds reduction to drive the economy, as that was a policy of the government of the
University of the South Pacific Senior Economics Lecturer Neelesh Gounder says growing the economy is the best way to reduce poverty and increase prosperity. While presenting on Macroeconomic Management at the Nat
Public health care providers do not have the resources to provide all the care that is promoted by the providers and desired and demanded by the public who increasingly with travel, education, television and relatives a
The key strategy for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua tomorrow is to win so they can improve their standings in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific table. Coach Mick Byrne stated this as the Fijian Drua look to crea
Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor, Ariff Ali says if Fiji is not careful of the measures and focus on fiscal consolidation or revenue, we may end up digging a bigger hole, and adds that if we do not grow then we will be cre
Unity Fiji Leader and former Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor, Savenaca Narube says he wishes that we hold the people that squander our money, abuse their offices and break laws to account because corruption destroys initi
If we continue as we are, based on World Bank and International Monetary Fund numbers, Fiji will hit a debt to GDP ratio at 100 percent in 10 years. While speaking at the National Economic Summit, the Chairman of
Although the Members of the Opposition were invited to the two day National Economic Summit, none of the FijiFirst Party parliamentarians have shown up this morning. Empty chairs for the Opposition can be seen at t
Former Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is claiming that it seems there is a political witch-hunt in respect to a number of matters. Sayed-Khaiyum made the comments while leaving the CID Headquarters yesterda
If a student gets free tertiary education it is only fair that Fiji bonds that student. This has been stated by Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO Mark Dixon who says the country is currently facing a skills shor
The Opposition has raised questions as to why the coalition government transferred funds set aside for specific provisions to fund the $10 million grant paid to the University of the South Pacific and the Back to School
Fundraising can now be conducted by schools. This was confirmed by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka when questioned by the media about schools in maritime areas who still pay fees for school chaplains. He says s
Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO, Mark Dixon says approximately $1.8 billion was collected in tax last year and this was in line with their forecast. Dixon says they did not collect as much revenue as they anti
