| Powder probe keeps US Embassy closed
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 The United States Embassy in Suva will remain closed until it receives the final test results of the white powder received in an envelope last year.A statement from the embassy said it...
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| Fiji Police probe mysterious death
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 Fiji Police are investigating the death of a 53-year-old man at his Laucala Bay Road home in Suva. Crime Officer Inspector Balwant Singh said they were not ruling anything out at the...
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| NGO to provide for needy students
Fiji Times
Needy children from Vatukoula will continue to receive education assistance from the Save the Children Fiji but on strict conditions as their funding was limited. Fund chief executive officer...
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| Fire leaves six families homeless
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 Six families in Toorak are homeless today with one girl sustaining burns after the barrack-type flats they were living in caught fire this afternoon.The fire started at around 2pm after...
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| Weatherman warns of rain, floods
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 A tropical disturbance that threatened to develop into a cyclone later this week has moved onto Vanuatu.However, rain is expected to become widespread from tomorrow in the tourism belt...
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| Cakau dropped, disappointed with FRU
Fiji Live
Fiji 7s squad member Setefano Cakau is disappointed with the decision by the Fiji Rugby Union to drop him from the Wellington 7s next month.Digicel 7s coach Waisale Serevi and his manager Alifereti...
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| War of words over Koroi suspension
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 Fiji’s deposed Opposition Leader and the interim Attorney-General have engaged in a war of words over the suspension last week of Fijian Teachers Association President and Nasinu...
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| Comply with code on conduct, regime told
Fiji Times
Opposition Leader Mick Beddoes has called on the interim Government to comply with the PSC Code of Conduct itself and lead by example instead of trying to frame' Tevita Koroi with unspecified...
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| Police arrest eighth rape suspect
Fiji Times
Seaqaqa police arrested the 8th person implicated in the gang rape of a Class 8 student of Bua early today. The married man was arrested from Naua village in Dreketi and is being questioned at the...
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| Minor parties warn on Fiji suspension
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 A group of Fiji political parties has warned that Pacific Island States will lose more than Fiji if it is suspended from the Pacific Island Forum.And the group, People’s Movement...
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| SCGC wants 50pc fertiliser subsidy
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 Sugar Cane Growers Council chief executive Surendra Sharma wants a 50 per cent fertiliser subsidy for cane farmers.Sharma says he wants to tackle the fertiliser issue this year.“An...
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| Fiji Bati broker UK deal
Fiji Live
The New Year has started on a good note for the Fiji National Rugby League which is on talks for contracts in the United Kingdom.The twist of fortunes for the once financially stricken FNRL has seen...
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| Fiji Football warns against irregularities
Fiji Live
Fiji Football Association has sent warnings to its affiliates against irregularities in application for player transfer for the 2009 season.Fiji FA chief executive officer Bob Kumar said applications...
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| Serevi to announce Fiji 7s team in Lautoka
Fiji Live
Fiji 7s coach Waisale Serevi will announce his team to the Wellington 7s in New Zealand on Saturday after the main final of the BP Lautoka 7s at Churchill Park.Serevi will head the Warriors team...
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| French PM to visit New Caledonia in early March
SINA
French Prime Minister Francois Fillon is scheduled to visit the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia on said a report posted on the website of Pacnews...
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| Heavy rain, strong wind hits Rotuma
Fiji Times
Strong winds and heavy rains swept through Rotuma on Tuesday afternoon as a trough of low pressure north of Vanua Levu moves south and a low pressure system develops west of Fiji. A visitor to the...
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| Pakistan students cry foul
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 A group of Pakistanis are suing the Government and a local school that promised them resident visas and access to Japan.The lawyer for the group Haroon Ali Shah told Fijilive he has...
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| Race against time to fill dam
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 Water at Fiji’s main hydro dam is 8 metres above the critical operating level with only three months to the end of the rainy season.Fiji Electricity Authority CEO Hasmukh Patel...
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| Team works on first Fijian Web browser
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 A team of IT experts is working on producing the world’s first ever Fijian web browser. The group from Avonsys, an ICT based company in Suva, are translating Mozzilla Firefox...
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| NZ to consider engaging Fiji PR team
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 New Zealand has yet to indicate if it will engage with a team set up by Fiji’s interim Government to work on improving relations between the two countries.New Zealand foreign...
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| NZ posts lower than expected trade deficit
Fiji Live
07/01/2009 New Zealand posted a lower than expected trade deficit in November as rising exports outstripped the slowing growth in imports, official figures showed Wednesday.The trade deficit for...
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| World loses 19pc of coral reefs
Fiji Times
The world has lost 19 per cent of its coral reefs, according to the 2008 global update of the worlds reef status. The report, released by the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network, shows if current...
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| Bolabiu, Singh race for top Fiji award
Fiji Live
Fiji’s globe trotting golf champion, Vijay Singh and International Rugby Board referee James Bolabiu are in the race for the Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee...
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