FNPF pension rate to remain fixed for life, no cost of living adjustments
Members who choose the current 8.7 percent FNPF pension rate will receive that rate for the rest of their lives, with no annual in
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Raiwaqa residents alarmed by open drug activity and weak police response
?Residents in several areas in Raiwaqa are raising serious concerns about ongoing drug-related activity, limited police interventi
Temporary closure of Wainibau Bridge from Saturday night
The Fiji Roads Authority has announced a temporary full closure of the Wainibau Bridge along Baulevu Road from 8pm this Saturday u
Damodar Cinemas to open at Arts Village Pacific Harbour
Damodar Cinemas will open soon at the Damodar Arts Village in Pacific Harbour.CEO, Div Damodar says it will be something unique on
Dr Maharaj calls for no phone use for children under age of 2
General Practitioner Dr Rajesh Maharaj says the rule for babies less than two years old is that no mobile phones should be used w
Fiji Motorcyclists Association condemns use of bikes for illicit drugs
The Fiji Motorcyclists Association says it stands firmly against the sale, use or distribution of illicit drugs following social m
Labasa Hospital renovations force temporary service changes
Members of the public in the Northern Division are advised that Labasa Hospital is currently undergoing renovation works.The Minis
Fijian Flying Circus jets out to NZ for Fringe Fest and Hamilton Gardens Arts Festival
The Fijian Flying Circus today marks a historic milestone as they depart Fiji for their very first New Zealand tour, carrying with
Counter Narcotics Bureau delay contributed to worsening drug situation
I had recommended the formation of the Counter Narcotics Bureau when I was Commissioner of Police in 2011 and that could have help
Reinstate corporal punishment and old village by laws to deal with drugs - Naloto villager
If the government is unwilling to reinstate corporal punishment and village by-laws, it should instead consider extending Naboro P
No corporal punishment? expand prisons and rehab centers
If the government is unwilling to reinstate corporal punishment and village by-laws, it would be better for them to expand the Nab
Sale of adulterated kava a serious concern, Kava Bill needs to have fines and blacklisting
People continue to raise concerns over the sale of adulterated kava where kava is mixed with other substances, and the Consumer Co