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LTA completes investigations into bus fires
THE LTA has completed investigations into two bus fire incidents that happened recently.
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A tale of struggle and human triumph
THE story of the Kuinikoro family of Nadelei Koro Naba Dua, Vatukoula, was a tale of struggle and human triumph.
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Uni founder passes away
A FORMER Fiji citizen who contributed greatly to the welfare and education of Fiji students died after a road accident in Adelaide, Australia on Sunday.
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Illegal logging concerns
ILLEGAL logging and poor farming practice were some of the major causes of landslides and flooding in the lower Ba area, says Forestry Department official Moape Drikalu.
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Family wins $30,000
A FAMILY in Mulomulo, Nadi, are rejoicing after winning $30,000 in the 'Shining Butterfly' scratch ticket series.
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Plea for survival
RAVEEN Prasad of Kavuli, Tavua, suffers from mitral stenosis and needs urgent coronary angiography and mitral valve replacement.
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Bank raises awareness
AS part of the Bula Festival celebrations in Nadi this week, Westpac and its partners will conduct a press conference today to raise awareness of the dangers of NCDs and create awareness of the Westpac...
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Date for first sugar shipment
THE first delivery of raw sugar from Labasa mill is expected to be shipped out early next month.
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$2million for wharf repairs
THE Fiji Sugar Corporation has spent about $2million for the replacement of a dolphin at Malau Wharf in Labasa.
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Villagers learn sustainable farming
VILLAGERS of Kavula in Bua now have a better idea of sustaining their farms after the Department of Agriculture organised a farm management training program in the area last week.
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Keep warm in the cold weather
THE Health Ministry has noticed an increase in the number of people visiting health centres nationwide with flu-related symptoms in the past week as a result of cold weather conditions.
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People advised to rebuild their lives
PEOPLE need to stand on their own two feet and provide for themselves, says divisional planning officer North Alipate Bolalevu.
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Farewell service for Golan-bound 318
THE Republic of Fiji Military Forces yesterday held a farewell church service for 318 soldiers who are expected to leave for the Golan Heights soon to join the UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF).
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New laws for buses
THE Land Transport Authority will soon pass new laws for buses in the country.
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Labour suspended
THE Fiji Labour Party has been temporarily suspended for failing to comply with a key financial requirement of the Political Parties (Registration, Conduct, Funding and Disclosures) Decree 2013.
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Church seeks extra time
THE Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma needs more legal time for more democratic talks at its annual conference next month.
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Baker Hall on ice
PLANS to repair the first teaching school in Fiji have been shelved after the Methodist Church was denied a permit to hold its choir competition at the annual conference this year.
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Blind trust
THE 24-year-old "healer" wanted for the alleged murder of a Tavua woman on Monday was a stranger to the family.
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Fatal accident sparks police warning
Update: 12:45PM THE driver of a vehicle allegedly involved in a fatal accident on the Queens Road at Waimalika near Sabeto in Nadi early this morning has been questioned and released by police.
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