Some FPSA members want Singh out
There are revelations today that a group of civil servants who are members of the Fiji Public Service Association are now gatherin
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Dr Sahu Khan to testify via video call
Disbarred lawyer, Doctor Mohammad Shamsud-Dean Sahu Khan is expected to be cross examined through a video conference call later to
Threat of lawsuits prompts Aust/NZ trade unions to forego industrial action
The danger of lawsuits has prompted New Zealand and Australian trade unions to back away from industrial action involving airlines
Air Pacific secures injunction against Australian industrial action
Fiji’s National Carrier, Air Pacific has announced that it has successfully secured an injunction against the Australian Transport
Trade union sanctions will not change Govt stand on elections
Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has today stressed that the threat or imposition of trade union sanctions by the Austr
Keep trade and politics apart - FABC
The Fiji Australia Business Council is today calling on the Australian government to stand by their government policy and keep tra
Do not get trapped in local trade unionists political agenda - PM
The Prime Minister is calling on the Australian and NZ trade unions not to be trapped in the political agenda of some local trade
There are no draconian labour laws in Fiji - AG
The Fiji government stresses that it has not implemented any draconian laws in the country that has violated workers rights.Attorn
AG asks unionist what trade union sanctions will achieve
The Fiji government is calling on the trade unions in Australia and New Zealand to properly assess what is happening in Fiji and n
Schools facing water problems advised to close
Any school between the Suva and Nausori corridor that is facing water disruptions since this morning can close.Permanent Secretary
Certain people undermining the country - PM
The Prime Minister said there are certain individuals that undermine the country however most Fijians are loyal to Fiji’s new visi
55 soldiers headed to Iraq following UN approval
An additional 55 soldiers are leaving for Iraq following an approval of a request by the United Nations.The first batch of 18 sold