Bus tickets soon to be mandatory
As of the 18th of this month, it will be compulsory for all bus drivers to give tickets to their passengers or face a fine or even
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Demand for bus tickets or face penalty
As of the 18th of this month, it will be compulsory for bus drivers to give tickets to their passengers or face a minimum penalty
Police Commissioner wants public to trust officers
With the change of leadership in the Fiji Police Force, the focus now is to ensure that the members of the public trust the office
FSC trading suspended by SPSE
The future of the Fiji Sugar Corporation now lies in the hands of its shareholders and major decisions are expected to be made in
Govt warns sanctions called for by democracy groups will affect ordinary Fijians
The Fiji government said organizations like the Fiji Democracy Movement based in Australia should realize that any calls for econo
TVNZ suspends presenter
Television New Zealand has suspended its presenter, Paul Henry after his comments about the Governor General of NZ.TVNZ chief exec
Traders ready to pass reduced prices to consumers
Wholesalers, retailers and importers have no choice but to prepare to operate with reduced profit margins as the Commerce Commissi
Chaudhry and 5 cohorts released on bail
Former Prime Minister, Mahendra Chaudhry and five others have been released on bail by the Tavua Magistrates Court in the last hou
Chaudhry & 5 others to appear in court today
Former Prime Minister and Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudhry and five others charged with allegedly breaching the Public Emerg
5yr old latest victim on our roads
Police are raising concern after a five year old became the latest road accident victim today.Police Assistant Spokesperson, Inspe
Gold mine records increase in production
Vatukoula Gold Mines Limited has projected that their next seven years of operation in Fiji will be productive as they have record
Chaudhry & 5 others to appear in court
Former Prime Minister and Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudhry is expected to appear in Tavua magistrate Court tomorrow along wi