3 traders fined a total of $11,000 by consumer commission
Three traders have been fined a total of $11,000 for contravening provisions of Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission Act 201
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Surveying professionals urged to evaluate their profession by Lands Minister
Surveying professionals have been urged to evaluate their profession, the challenges, and know how important it is to sustain the
Students of Girls School in Auckland told not to wear hijab or headscarf
Students of Diocesan School for Girls in Auckland have been told not to wear a hijab or a headscarf because it violates its dress
More than 800,000 people sign petition to stop Brexit
While it's up for debate whether the British government is completely broken, Parliament's website most definitely is. A petiti
Police continue search for man reported missing at Nabouwalu while on diving trip
Police continue to search for the 46-year-old man who was reported missing at the Nabouwalu Police Station. He went missing on
Around 120 USP students held vigil in remembrance of victims of Christchurch terror attack
Around 120 University of the South Pacific students held a vigil last night in remembrance of the victims that were killed in the
Coordinated and continued refusal to attend work indicates a strike - Bala
The Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations Parveen Bala says from 18th to 20th March, a total of 33 Air Traffic controll
10% of Saint Giles Hospital patients admitted due to substance abuse
About 10% of the patients currently at Saint Giles Hospital are admitted due to cases related to substance abuse. That’s accord
Nine deaths and 4,000 confirmed dengue fever cases recorded in 2018
Nine deaths and 4,000 confirmed dengue fever cases have been recorded in 2018. Minister for Health Dr Ifereimi Waqainabete high
Facebook criticises media organisations for widespread distribution of Christchurch terror attack video
Facebook has criticised media organisations for playing a role in the widespread distribution of footage from the Christchurch ter
Fiji Airports categorically confirm they have not sent any disciplinary letters its workers
As majority of the Fiji Airports air traffic controllers continue to stay away from work, Fiji Airports has come out this afternoo
Sovanivalu appears on behalf of Freesoul Real Estate today In Nadi magistrates court
A representative of Freesoul Real Estate Development(Fiji) PTE Ltd who are charged with one count of undertaking unauthorized deve