Education Ministry plans to top up 62,000 eticketing cards by next Friday
The Ministry of Education is planning to top up the eticketing cards of more than 62,000 continuing students by next Friday. Sp
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J Santaram fire was caused by an electrical fault - NFA
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I have no reason to question trump’s mental fitness - US Secretary of State
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Northerners urged to protect themselves after dengue outbreak
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Firefighters battled burning oil at China Railway 5 group yard
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North Korea accepts offer to attend high?level talks with South Korea
North Korea has accepted an offer to attend high?level talks next week with South Korea. The meeting next Wednesday will focus
Planned water shutdown in different areas in Nadi and Lautoka from 3rd to 6th Feb
People living in different areas in Nadi and Lautoka will be affected by a planned water shutdown from the 3rd to the 6th of next
Man who escaped from custody and woman who was harbouring him remanded in custody
A 34-year-old man who escaped from lawful custody and a 23-year-old woman who was harbouring him have been remanded in custody.
Man charged with operating without real estate agent licence granted bail
A 28-year-old man charged with a count each of operating without real estate agent licence and obtaining financial advantage by de
3 settlements from Tailevu now have electricity for the first time
Three settlements from Tailevu now have electricity for the first time after the commissioning of the Rural Electrification Projec
We are not doing anything wrong in supporting the 180 ATS workers - Anthony
Fiji Trades Union Congress General Secretary, Felix Anthony says they are not doing anything wrong in supporting the 180 ATS worke
FTA concerned with teachers reporting early before school starts
The Fiji Teachers Union is concerned that teachers are being told to report to their teaching posts three days before school start