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Glue for cash
GLUE, the type used as narcotics is becoming a money earner for certain shops who retail the product after hours at much higher prices to those who use it for sniffing.
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Former Lions revel in capital
FORMER Suva Grammar School students will have turned the capital city into a party playground for a week.
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Saints turn 50
A GROUP of women who spent eight years together as students of Saint Annes School from 1966 to 1973 have decided to give back to the school by offering scholarships.
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Event raises money and awareness
CLOSE to $4500 was collected at the Fiji Society for the Blind annual appeal which was launched at the British High Commissioner's residence last week.
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Brailist gives back to grandparents
THIRTY-one-year old Veronica Narayan, who is completely blind, says she is lucky to find job to support her family.
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Blessing for former resident
FOR Shiri Pal, it was a blessing to be with the students of the Fiji Society of the Blind yesterday.
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Free classes for the blind
LOCAL children at the Fiji Society for the Blind do not pay anything for their education.
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City tackles stray dogs
THE stray dog problem in the Sugar City will soon be a thing of the past.
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Stop poaching, rural drivers told
THE Lautoka Taxi Union (LTU) has called on all rural taxi operators to provide services only in areas allocated to them.
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Families out, termites in
FOUR families have been evacuated from their homes in Lautoka because of the extent of the termite infestation in their houses.
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Dream come true
DOREEN Ali says being a contestant in the Vodafone Ba Platinum Carnival is a dream come true.
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Longest serving nun dies
ONE of Fiji's longest serving Catholic nuns, Sister Nolasco Storck, passed away peacefully last Friday after a lifetime of service to the country.
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Seven homes for termite
SEVEN Labasa homes are suspected to be infested with termites, according to the surveillance team from Operation Kadivuka.
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Boost for town beauty project
THE beautification project of a tourism town kicked off with a $15,000 donation.
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Father, son under lock
A MAN who knifed a police officer and his father have been remanded in custody.
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Mill stoppage fury
FRUSTRATED sugar cane farmers and lorry drivers continue to raise their concerns about stoppages at the Rarawai Mill in Ba.
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