ATS workers are ready to return to work - Naulumatua
Federated Airlines Staff Association’s, General Secretary Vilikesa Naulumatua says that the Air Terminal Services workers that had
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ATS Management welcomes decision of the Employment Tribunal
Air Terminal Services Management has welcomed the decision of the Employment Tribunal that requires ATS workers who walked off the
ATS to allow its workers back to work - Employment Tribunal
The Employment Tribunal has today ordered the Air Terminal Services to allow its workers it has stood down or suspended from dutie
PM says some media and politicians are misleading people about his salary and students’ education
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says it is unfortunate that some media organizations are interested in brewing up false drama at
Police and FICAC yet to receive report to investigate the issue of $5.7M dividend paid by ATS to ATS Employees Trust
Police and FICAC are yet to receive a report to investigate the issue of the $5.7 million dividend paid by ATS to ATS Employees Tr
Police investigates another case of sacrilege at a Hindu temple in Nausori
Police are investigating another case of sacrilege at a Hindu temple in Nausori. Four men broke into Vishnu Bhavan Temple in Sa
FRU calls on all Fijians to sign up for Fiji to host a World 7s leg by 2019 and 2020
It is our time. The Fiji Rugby Union has announced today that the official tender process for a HSBC World Sevens Series leg ha
Felix Anthony is a big joke and a B grade actor - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary Felix Anthony is a big joke and a B grade act
Bus driver fined $1000 by LTA
The Land Transport Authority has today made it clear that a bus driver was fined $1,000 today because he allegedly accepted cash f
Close to 4,000 marijuana plants uprooted from a farm in Levuka, Yale in Kadavu
Close to 4,000 marijuana plants have been uprooted from a farm in Levuka, Yale and two people arrested as the drug raids continue
We will shut this country down – Felix Anthony
The Fiji Trades Union Congress stresses that they will continue to support the ATS workers picketing outside the ATS premises, and
Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum questions ATSET, where is the $5 million?
ATS Chairman Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says an investigation of the highest order is required because more than $5 million of ATS staff