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Water runs low up North
URGENT water rations will be delivered to islands in the North this week as water sources have run low.
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Dobui to study concept
While there have been calls from some quarters for Fiji to introduce desalination plants to solve our water woes in drought situations, the National Disaster Management Office director Pajiliai Dobui...
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New pricing model for essential items
THE price of a range of essential items - including some food and fuel items - will be forced to fall, within days in some cases, because of a new pricing regime targeting wholesalers and retailers.
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Son remembers dad at solemn ceremony
YOUNG Watisoni Druma junior travelled all the way from Rakiraki yesterday to pay tribute to a father he lost through a road accident last year.
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HIV training for settlers
RESIDENTS of a settlement in Lami are expected to be well versed with issues that make the community vulnerable to HIV.
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Students learn fire safety
STUDENTS of the Shree Satya Prakash Mandir Kindergarten School students of Nasole in Nasinu attended the Twisties Smokehouse school awareness program conducted by the National Fire Authority yesterday.
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Emergency supplies
EMERGENCY water supplies continue to be carted to the Western and Northern divisions.
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Done on a daily basis
The Fiji Water Authority has confirmed water is being carted on a daily basis to areas badly affected by drought.
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Ministry awaits impact reports
THE Ministry of Agriculture is waiting for the assessment reports from officials on the ground to determine the impact of the dry weather spell affecting most parts of Fiji on livestock and crops.
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Water arrests
IF the State declared a state of drought, the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) would have the power to imprison anyone who breached the emergency regulations under the NDMO Act 1998.
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Doctor comes home
THE body of Doctor Vilikesa Bokoi Rabukawaqa arrived into the country for final rites on Wednesday night.
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Round the island in 4 days
STUART Kimberley rode into Lautoka with a beaming smile yesterday, proud of the fact that he is the first person to have cycled around Viti Levu in four days.
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Prasad heads sugar giant
FORMER Finance Permanent Secretary John Prasad is the new acting CEO the Fiji Sugar Corporation.
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Saran: It's time to go
OUTGOING Fiji Sugar Corporation chief executive officer Deo Saran said he left the corporation satisfied with his contribution to the industry.
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Students greet holy image
STUDENTS of Saint Thomas Primary School were paid a visit by a statue of Our Lady of Fatima yesterday.
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For a rainy day
SMALL business entrepreneurs in the north were urged to save and budget business income in order to meet expenses of rainy days.
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Exams part of the cause
AN examination-driven education system has contributed to social issues including unemployment, according to University of the South Pacific vice chancellor Professor Rajesh Chandra said.
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Essential for development
PROVIDING affordable education is essential for national development and the Fiji National University plans to increase the number of its campuses nationwide.
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Diverse yet holistic
MORE than 130 principals from around the country attended the start of the two-day Fiji Principals Association 106th annual conference at the Kshatriya Hall in Labasa yesterday.
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