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Old boys visit school
MARIST Brothers High School old boys from the United Kingdom made a special visit to the school yesterday (Tuesday) to make a financial contribution to the Marist Old Boys Fiji association.
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King has HIV message for all young people
HELPING young people realise and understand that HIV has no barrier is what 24-year-old Joeli Colati will focus on at the Vodafone Fiji Hibiscus Festival this year.
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Focus on roles
PARENTS and teachers play a very important role in preventing teenage pregnancy says Miss Perfect Party Hire Shristi Singh.
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Keeping it all green
KEEPING our environment evergreen and secure for future generations is the message Mr Southern Cross Textiles contestant Rusiate Vosavakadua will focus on at the Vodafone Fiji Hibiscus Festival.
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Levuka on world listing
FIJI is finalising works towards establishing Levuka as a cultural site on the World Heritage List, says UNESCO Apia Office director Dr Visesio Pongi.
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Former teachers form group
RETIRED teachers in Lautoka are in the process of forming an association to help members deal with loss of employment.
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Teen on death driving charge
A 17-year-old boy who allegedly mowed down a Lautoka businessman last week was charged with dangerous driving occasioning death.
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FIRCA query goes West
INVESTIGATIONS into the misappropriation of funds at the Fiji Islands Revenue and Customs Authority have gone West.
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Medics treat 350
A visiting medical team from Australia and New Zealand, holding medical camps around the country, is urging people to make use of the free services.
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'Treat patients with respect'
IT is important that nurses and doctors build a respectable relationship with patients diagnosed with cervical cancer to allow for open conversation.
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Children will suffer
FINANCIAL difficulties experienced by communities in the north will place a strain on parents trying to send children to school, according to Save the Children's district co-ordinator north Brij Prasad.
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Villagers unite to complete their hall
THE cessation of funding for projects like community halls and churches in villages has forced a village in Taveuni to be creative in raising funds.
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Typhoid queue shocks doctors
HEALTH officials conducting typhoid vaccination in the north were shocked and surprised by the large crowd waiting for them.
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Murderer jailed for life
IT is life behind bars for a man found guilty of murdering a shopkeeper.
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VAT refund is $0.5m
TAX authorities have processed more than 5600 claims under the Tourist Vat Refund Scheme and paid out $580,000 as of June this year.
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It gave shelter to 1000 students each year
THE baka tree in front of Dudley High School has sheltered up to 1000 students every year and its sentimental value will always be cherished, said Methodist Church Indian Division divisional...
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Baka tree to come down
THE landmark baka tree towering over Dudley High School in Toorak, Suva will be removed during the second school term holidays because the century-old roots have damaged the school's sewer line and...
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Ministry has toll-free line
A Public call centre has been set up by Ministry of Social Welfare, Women and Poverty in a bid to improve service delivery.
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