Flying Fijians record second loss
The Flying Fijians recorded their second loss on their Northern Hemisphere Tour after being outclassed 41-6 by Ireland this mornin
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Race based school names to be faced out
The process of phasing out race based school names recommended in the People's Charter is set to proceed.Under the People's Charte
Interconnection service regulated
The Government has now taken another step to improve competition which will bring benefits to the people of Fiji.The Commerce Comm
Power rationing an option
If Fiji continues to get no rainfall in the coming weeks, the FEA could take the option of rationing power.This was revealed at a
FEA to provide Monasavu update
The water level at the Monasavu Dam has started to decrease rapidly and should the trend of low rainfall continue over the next tw
Govt hopes for review of EU/Fiji agreement
The government believes that its engagement with the European Union can now be taken to another level after informal talks with se
PM briefs EU officials in Brussels
Prime Minister, Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama has assured the European Commission of the government's commitment to upholding the r
No climate change treaty
The much talked about UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen next month will see no legally binding commitment from the develo
No need for increase: Social Welfare
The Social Welfare Ministry has not requested for any additional funds for its Family Assistance and Poverty Alleviation program i
Govt to monitor anti-competitive behavior
The government is now hoping that open competition will result in competitive prices for various goods sold to consumers.Attorney
PIB proposal rejection necessary: AG
Having price control on items is a very archaic way of assisting the low income earners in the country.Attorney General and Acting
Govt rejects PIB proposal
The government has rejected a proposal from the Prices and Incomes Board to include the 24 items under the Counter Inflation Act b