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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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My brother, my hero
THE conspicuous scars on the bodies of brothers Mohammad Irfan, 13, and Mohammad Imran, 10, vividly show the trauma they experienced less than eight months ago.
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Pride of Fiji categories
PRIDE of Fiji 2010 honours Fiji citizens who do extraordinary things - the unsung heroes of our communities whose contribution to others is not widely recognised.
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Rup for s15
FIJIAN rugby star Rupeni Caucaunibuca turns 30 today - and he wants to celebrate in a big way.
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Showcase with a difference
THE annual Fiji Showcase event is a family affair with world-class entertainers and joy rides for all ages.
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Women's forum targets daily issues
Women leaders within the Suva-Nausori corridor had the chance to talk about their priorities on various issues which affect their daily lives in a workshop organised by FemLINKPacific in Suva this week.
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170 more nurses
A HUNDRED and seventy nurses have been absorbed into the Health Ministry as part as it revitalises primary health care in Fiji.
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NDMO reaches out to churches
THE National Disaster Maagement Office this week conducted a three-day workshop with religious organisations in an attempt to reach out to communities on disaster risk reduction and management.
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Money culture in school
KOROVUTO College in Nadi received an award from the Fiji Development Bank yesterday for scoring the highest average savings per student as part of a money saving scheme.
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Best savings students
STUDENTS from Korovuto College sold fish, vegetables and eggs to staff members in an innovative effort to earn money for a savings assessment scheme. The rural winners of Money Smart, an initiative by...
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Cancer rate alarming
FIJI may have the highest prevalence of cervical cancer in the world, says United States-based health consultant Damyenti Chandra.
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Nurses give back to the people
TWO retired nurses are giving back to the community the experiences and knowledge gained over the past years.
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Ilisapeci's change of heart
ILISAPECI Naivalu was passing by The Patan Memorial Clinic in Nacovi when she was hailed by nurse Matelita Kaitoga to attend the free women's clinic.
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Chief seeks rule changes
THE moratorium on turtle harvesting has been challenged by a chief as a hindrance to the full observance of traditional roles.
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