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Ownership under scrutiny
ANY person holding an interest in more than one media organisation has 12 months from Monday to dispose this interest.
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Journos face fines up to $100,000
A JOURNALIST faces a fine of up to $1000 by a government appointed tribunal if he or she is found guilty of an offence under the Media Industry Development Decree.
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Times staff briefed
MANAGEMENT and staff of the Fiji Times were briefed yesterday on the implications of the Media Development Decree.
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Three-month deadline
THE Fiji Times newspaper has been given three months to sort out its ownership as per the requirements of the Media Industry Development Decree.
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Sex fiend behind bars
A MAN will spend the next 12 months in jail after his suspended sentence for an indecent assault on an eight-year old girl was overturned by the High Court in Suva yesterday.
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Authority on water disruptions
THE low water in-flow at the Tamavua Reservoir on Monday night was the cause of water supply disruptions for residents whose supplies are sourced from the plant.
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Judges to join bench
MORE judges will join the bench, says the Solicitor General Christopher Pryde.
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WAF rejects hospital claim
THE Water Authority of Fiji says it is not responsible for surgeries being deferred by the Lautoka Hospital last week.
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Villagers adopt health campaign
RESIDENTS of Namoli Village have agreed to adopt an environment initiative by the Lautoka City Council aimed at reusing, reducing and recycling waste.
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Hygiene mission
A TEAM of health management officials will visit Navosa tomorrow to assess hygiene practices and health facilities in the region.
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Termite busters arrive
TERMITE experts Chris Burleigh and Brenton Peters arrived in the country over the weekend to begin termite eradication and control training.
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Avinesh offers water to all
AVINESH Joseph's residence is a beacon of hope for people living in his community when water runs dry in the Sugar City.
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Vaccination targets 17,000
VILLAGERS in Taveuni will be vaccinated against typhoid next week.
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Ministry alert on typhoid spread
THE Health Ministry has warned the public about the spread of typhoid, with ministry spokesman Iliesa Tora saying people in typhoid-affected areas must be concerned about the illness.
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Death lurks beneath
VILLAGERS living on the banks of Qawa River in Labasa will soon lose the river's various resources now that the sugar cane crushing season has begun.
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It's conjunctivitis season
ABOUT 45 cases of conjunctivitis - or cika - have been reported nationally over the past four weeks.
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All I need is a roof & my parents
SWASTIKA Devi can still remember when Cyclone Mick ripped the walls off her family home. The memory still haunts her and sometimes she has nightmares about it.
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Instructions ignored
THE illegal movement of livestock prompted the spread of Brucellosis in the Tailevu north area.
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