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Boy, 6, hit by tanker
A SIX-year-old boy is in hospital after he was injured in a road accident on Saturday afternoon.
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Dredge work in Rewa river
THE multi-million dollar dredging machine has arrived in Nausori and work is expected to begin next month.
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Queens search for Nemo on island
THE Sugar Festival queen contestants were treated to a trip to South Sea Island yesterday where they embarked on a Finding Nemo expedition.
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Culture classes
THE Rotuman community in Labasa have embarked on a mission to hold Rotuman language classes for their children in order to keep alive their culture and language.
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Loans for forest owners
TO increase the involvement of landowners in the logging industry, Tropik Wood Limited will broker loan arrangements for the purchase of logging machinery.
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Chef's life starts at 8
RUPENI Vesikula is like a thorn among roses. He is the only male cook at the Labasa food market .
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From cane to cash crops
A GROUP of cane farmers in the Northern Division have turned to cash crop farming to supplement financial needs.
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$0.1m cassava to waste
ABOUT $100,000 worth of cassava had to be dumped in three Macuata districts last year as a result of failed marketing arrangements.
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Tate & Lyle assuration
TATE & Lyle- Fiji's longest standing sugar buyer ù has assured the Fiji Times that the country's 300,000 tonne per year contract with the company would be honoured by its new owner.
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Chance to up export
FIJI has a "great opportunity" to take its exports of raw sugar to the European Union above the country's Economic Partnership Agreement quota.
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Sikua's in
SOLOMON Islands Prime Minister Derek Sikua arrived in the country yesterday evening.
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$117 a tonne for cane farmers
FARMERS across the country can get premium prices for cane ù at US$60 (F$117) more per tonne ù offering new hope for the industry.
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Willie wows 'em all
TONI Wille's Golden Memories Fiji Tour ended on Saturday night, drawing a crowd of more than 2000 cheering music lovers.
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Party for Mandela
RESIDENTS of Pearce Home were treated to morning tea by the South African High Commission as they celebrated 92 years of Nelson Mandela's life yesterday.
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Nurse finds fulfilment in servitude
HER selfless love for the nursing profession has earned her the title of public health nursing champion. But there is more to Sister Iloi Rabuka than meets the eye.
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Hayne Train on time
FIJI Bati and Parramatta superstar Jarryd Hayne scored one brilliant try and had a hand in four of his side's others as the Eels came back from 22-0 down to run down Penrith in a NRL thriller on...
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Ed's Bar up in flames
Update: 12:25PM THE landmark Ed's Bar at Martintar in Nadi went up in flames last night.
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Firm defends identity move
VODAFONE Fiji merged its M-PAiSA form with the compulsory phone registration form because it believed the information required was almost identical.
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Company assures clients information security
VODAFONE Fiji has assured customers of the integrity of their customer registration process and security of customer information.
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