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Chicken feed price ruffles feathers
THE increase in the price of chicken feed is affecting Vavalagi resident Jayanti Mala's small duck farm.
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LTA warns against illegal operations
THE Land Transport Authority is continuing its community policing programs in the Northern Division to educate the public against illegal operations and provide a forum for concerns to be discussed.
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Vandals destroy market stalls
THIEVES vandalised the fish market in Labasa early yesterday, overturning tables and freezers, tearing down sheds and stealing bundles of fish worth $200.
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Cane payment to affect supply
THE supply of harvested cane will be affected in the Northern Division next week as farmers prepare to receive their cane payment tomorrow.
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Media owners set up body
A GROUP of Pacific island independent media owners are expected to meet in Samoa today to form an association aimed at protecting and expanding media freedom.
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Premier for Hindi movie shot in Fiji
PUMP up the Mandali, which was shot in Fiji, will be released here at the end of September.
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WAF offers grace period
WATER users have a 30-day grace period to confirm their correct mailing and billing addresses with the Water Authority of Fiji.
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Short supply halts cane crush
THE Lautoka sugar mill ceased crushing from 2.30am yesterday until 1pm yesterday because of a shortage of cane supply.
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Jail for lewd grandad
THE High Court has jailed a 64-year old man who admitted defiling a teenage girl and being in love with her.
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Tribunal identifies challenges
SINCE its establishment, the Public Service Commission disciplinary tribunal has identified numerous challenges in the construction of a coherent prosecution by ministries and departments.
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Failure to follow orders prevalent
FAILURE to follow instructions has been revealed as a prevalent disciplinary issue amongst civil servants.
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Concern over eviction warning
THE People's Community Network is concerned over the Land Ministry warning that squatters will be evicted.
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10 years for violent robber
THE High Court in Suva yesterday jailed a man to 10 years after he pleaded guilty to charges each of robbery with violence, unlawful use of motor vehicle, and two counts of aggravated robbery.
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44pc of population lazy
FIJI has a huge "lazy population"of economically inactive people, says chartered accountant Dr Nur Bano Ali.
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Police focus on defensive driving
DEFENSIVE driving cert-ificate holders will soon come under scrutiny from the police following ride in road accidents involving public service vehicles.
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Embassy sets up blood drive
THE Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia organised a blood drive on Monday to help boost the supply at the blood bank.
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Ministry backs oral health bid
DENTISTRY is no longer an auxiliary service, says the head of the Ministry of Health Dr Neil Sharma.
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Dental Act up for review
THE Fiji Dental Act is expected to be reviewed to include dental therapists, hygienists and technicians.
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Kali's one degree of change
KALIVATI Qolicokota makes every effort to contribute at least one degree of change to the environment.
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