Sugar Ministry to ensure mills continue to operate in the event of a strike
The Sugar Ministry said it will ensure that the four sugar mills continue to operate if the Fiji Sugar General Workers Union membe
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Duavata Community Policing Program launched in Central Division
Police must earn trust and respect of the people in order to do their work better.That was the comment made by the Chief Justice A
3 in court for multi-million dollar corruption case
A businessman and two former officers of the Fiji Roads Authority formerly known as Department of National Roads have appeared in
Draft decree proposes no Police search warrant
The Volatile Substance Abuse Draft Decree proposes for the Police to carry out a search for volatile substances without a warrant.
Fiji TV has new CEO from today
Tevita Gonelevu has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of Fiji Television Limited.Gonelevu is the current General M
Carr remains silent as Bishop speaks
Australia's Foreign Minister, Senator Bob Carr is yet to comment on Fijian Foreign Minister, Ratu Inoke Kubuabola demanding that F
Police officers are expected to be in frontline everyday-Commissioner
The Police Commissioner has told his officers that inability and unavailability of tools and equipment should not be an excuse for
Police can do better in last 2 quarters - Commissioner
Police Commissioner, Brigadier General Ioane Naivalurua is not happy with the complaints received against some of the Police offic
FLP suspension lifted
The suspension of the Fiji Labour Party for failing to comply with a key financial provision of the Political Parties Decree has b
Strike is not the answer-AG
Attorney General and Minister for Industry and Trade, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is calling on the sugar mill workers in the country to w
We will not hesitate to go on strike-Anthony
The Fiji Sugar and General Workers Union said it is ready to sit with the Fiji Sugar Corporation to talk about its demands relatin
Government hopes Sugar mill workers will not go on strike
The Government said they hope that common sense will prevail and the sugar mill workers who have voted to go on strike will not do