No further paycuts this year-Chaudhry
2008 is expected to bring some relief to Civil Servants as the Interim Finance Minister Mahendra Chaudhry has confirmed that there
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Thousands welcome New Year at Street Party
People of all races together in one place to welcome the year 2008 at the Communications Fiji Ltd Street Party.Around 10 to 15 tho
2007 was very challenging-FTA
The Fijian Teachers Association feels that 2007 has been a very challenging year for all civil servants with a 5 % pay cut across
Fijian soldiers shine in British Army
Latest figures released in Britain show that one in every ten British soldier is a foreigner and Fijian soldiers top the list.Figu
Roads/Bridges washed away
A number of bridges and roads have been washed away in Sigatoka and Ba as the Nadi Weather Office warns of more flash flooding in
Over $23,000 tax payers money used for Qarase’s evacuation
Over $23 thousand dollars of tax payers money was used when the SDL government initiated evacuation plans for ousted Prime Ministe
Inmates Sing Carols
Inmates from the Korovou Prison are trying to take advantage of the festive season to show their remorse and turn to members of th
Interim Govt explores further paycut
Another paycut for civil servants is now being actively explored by the interim government after the high court quashed the cabine
Interim Govt to improve NLTB services
The Interim Prime Minister has stressed that the interim government is now concentrating on the much needed changes to the Native
Previous Govts to Blame
The Interim Attorney General has today blamed the previous governments for the current poor state of prisons around Fiji.Speaking
Ethno-Nationalism Will Be Removed
The Interim Prime Minister has stressed that the military will push ahead in its mission to ensure that ethno-nationalism is eradi
Kill Plot Suspects Out on Bail
The men allegedly involved in the plot to assassinate the Interim Prime Minister and others have been released on bail by the Suva