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Weevils found in flour
CONSUMERS should be provided with quality products from manufacturers and supermarkets, says the Consumer Council of Fiji after a shopper found her 2kg flour pack infested with weevils on Wednesday...
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Stray goods
AN AUSTRALIAN supermarket chain is investigating how its products not intended for export are being sold in Fiji.
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$20m deal for housing
THE Public Rental Board is expected to sign a $20million contract with the China Railway First Company by the end of this month.
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New recruits pass out
THE 121 men and women who graduated from the Fiji Police Academy yesterday will be sent to various police stations to get on-the-job training for three months.
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No impact on arrivals
ANY proposed cutback in V Australia flights to Fiji will not make a big impact on tourist arrivals, says Tourism Fiji chief executive Joe Tuamoto.
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Mataca warns against abortion
FAMILY values are being attacked and the cornerstone of the Catholic Church in Fiji being dismantled from within, says Archbishop of Suva Petero Mataca.
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Risks at sea
THE non-availability of safety gear for sale on Vanua Levu has delayed the registration of hundreds of boats encouraging illegal boat operations the Macuata Provincial Council meeting heard at Naravuka...
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Land is where the money is
IT took seven men half a day to painstakingly dig out by hand a "monster" of a 12-year-old yaqona plant.
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Mock weddings for agents
SEVERAL mock weddings were staged around tourism properties last week so romantic travel specialists could experience first-hand why Fiji was a popular wedding destination.
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1101 trees infected
OPERATION Kadivuka continued yesterday with 365 more homes surveyed, of which 20 were confirmed to be infested with termites.
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Potato scheme to reduce imports
FIJI will soon be reducing the amount of potatoes imported into the country if a potato planting scheme introduced yesterday becomes successful.
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Villagers rebury chief 100 years on
MORE than 100 years after his death, spiritual leader and late Tui Ba Ratu Sireli Tabakaucoro, was reburied following a full traditional funeral service at Nailaga village yesterday.
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Joy as workers win back jobs
MORE than 300 workers of Fiji Forest Industries outside Labasa were overjoyed yesterday after hearing that work at the Malau mill will resume on Monday.
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Tropik Board manages FFI
THE 347 workers of Fiji Forest Industries can start work on Monday as operations in the Labasa mill recommence.
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CAAFI responds to airline's near-miss
ONE of the airlines that reported a "near collision" incident with another aircraft three weeks ago says that the Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji has communicated with the company.
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Net charges drop
ACCESSING the internet will definitely be a cheaper click away with the Commerce Commission slashing wholesale prices by as much as 64 per cent yesterday.
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Techno boost for the blind
FOR the first time ever, all students of the Fiji Society for the Blind will be able to use technology to read and write.
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Thank you Sera, give them back
THE three children who were deserted by their parents in the home of a woman who rescued the family off the streets of Lautoka are now with their family.
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