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2018 poll results to be announced after 4 days
THE national results of the 2018 election will be made known four days after the election.
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'No major' voting changes
THERE will be no major changes in the voting procedures of 2018, says Fijian Elections Office supervisor of elections Mohammed Saneem.
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Volunteers build home
TWENTY international volunteers for Habitat for Humanity are in Sabeto, Nadi, this week building a home for a widow.
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Initiatives to boost cane
GOVERNMENT initiatives for the sugar industry has seen an increase in the fertiliser subsidy from $9 million to $15.4m and new $6.3m weedicide subsidy will pay huge dividends this year.
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Road upgrade monitored
THE Pacific Community (SPC) says all cane access road upgrades conducted under the EU-funded $30 million Rural Access Roads and Associated Infrastructure (RARAI) project were being closely monitored.
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Solar energy project
A NEW solar energy project supported by the Leonardo Dicaprio Foundation (LDF) will be piloted on Vio Island off the coast of Lautoka.
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Former inmates raise concerns
FORMER inmates at the Vaturekuka Corrections Centre have been advised to lodge their complaints with the officer in command of the Labasa Corrections Centre.
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NDP injects $80m
SINCE its establishment in 2008, the Northern Development Plan (NDP) has injected $80 million into the Northern economy.
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Concerns over grant promise
THE Shiri Guru Nanak Khalsa College and Shiri Guru Nanak Khalsa Primary School management have raised their concerns on the non-payment of school grants promised to the Labasa-based schools in the past.
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Seaweed farming costly for women
THE financial costs of seaweed farming has left the women of Naividamu in Macuata turning to other income generating projects.
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Speaker orders Nawaikula to withdraw accusation
OPPOSITION MP Niko Nawaikula was yesterday ordered to withdraw an accusation that Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum was involved in the removal of a school principal.
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Accommodation woes
ATTORNEY-GENERAL and Minister for Education Aiyaz-Sayed Khaiyum admitted in Parliament yesterday that there were accommodation challenges faced by students at the Fiji National University Lautoka campus.
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Motion to review Act defeated
A MOTION by National Federation Party leader and Opposition MP Professor Biman Prasad to review the Media Industry Development Act 2010 was defeated in Parliament yesterday.
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State to upgrade aging infrastructure
GOVERNMENT has admitted that there are a lot of aging infrastructures, particularly in Suva.
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'Forced to go'
FORMER Housing Authority chief executive officer Dr Punit Sethi claims he was forced to resign by the authority's board last week and to leave Fiji immediately.
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Green Bonds in World Bank Guide
Update: 12:50PM GREEN bonds issued last year by the central bank in a bid to finance the government's climate change resilience works continues to receive praise.
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Rodu to coach Fiji women's football
Update: 1:02PM MARIKA Rodu will coach the national side at the upcoming Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) Women's Nation Cup qualifiers which will be held at Churchill Park in Lautoka.
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Fiji reps to feature in Fiji Finals
Update: 1:05PM FIJI Secondary Schools Athletics Association secretary Vuli Waqa has confirmed that Fiji reps athletes who missed out in their zone competition will still participate in the Coca-Cola...
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