FNPF writes off $327M worth of assets
The Fiji National Provident Fund (FNPF) has written off $327M worth of its assets in order to reflect the true value of member's a
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Garage band to globe trotters
From a garage to touring the world.That is what New Zealand band Katchafire has been able to do since they started in 1997.Katchaf
PM meets ADB President
Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has requested the President of the Asian Development Bank for grant assistance from th
Over $36M in water arrears
The water rate arrears stand at over $36M and efforts are now being made by the Water Authority of Fiji to recover this huge amoun
Police investigate alleged brutal murder
Police are investigating the alleged brutal murder of a 28 year old man of Koronivia, Nausori.The alleged incident happened in Sha
Ministry looks into exemption agreement
The Ministry of Works is now looking into an agreement made with the villagers of Tamavua a few years back that exempted the villa
Tamavua villagers had not been paying water bills
The latest Public Accounts Committee report on the 2006 Auditor General's report on Infrastructure Services has revealed that Tama
School holiday classes back on
Education Minister said schools can organise holiday classes for students over ruling an earlier directive given disallowing class
McNeil confident that recall will be complete by Friday
McNeil Healthcare Consumer in the USA is confident that all stock of it recalled products will be removed from the shelves of reta
Voluntary recall initiated for Childrens Tylenol
People are advised that McNeil Healthcare Consumer in the USA has initiated a voluntary recall of certain Children's Tylenol Liqui
FSC borrows around $87m locally
Within a span of 10 months, the Fiji Sugar Corporation borrowed around $87 million from local institutions including the Fiji Nati
Japan assures continued support for Fiji
The Government of Japan has assured that it will continue to support Fiji's economic development as Japan's Parliamentary Vice Min