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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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Prison harvest
Close to 200,000 dalo plants will be ready for harvesting soon at the Naboro Prison.
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Queen leads her team to victory
THE University of the South Pacific's team one debate team took out the inaugural Europa Shied Fiji university debate tournament on Thursday night.
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NRSC prepares for launch
A SERIES of products will be launched as a build up to the National Road Safety Week celebrations marked for June 21 to 25.
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Be responsible, traders reminded
TRADERS have been advised to exercise their social responsibility to the public by providing goods and services that are worth the stated value.
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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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