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TIMOCI Tagiciverata is one of the four children that left for India on Saturday for a heart operation at the Frontier Lifeline Hospital.
UNICEF Donates to those Affected by Floods
SUVA, 10 February 2012 – In an effort to assist those most affected by the floods and landslides, UN Children's Fund donated emergency relief materials to the Fiji Red Cross Society for distribution.
Locals to benefit from new body
THE Pacific Rim Boxing Championship which was launched in Nadi over the weekend is an eye opener for Pacific boxers says chairman Edwin Puni.
French Aid In Fiji Floods Shows Way To Pacific Neighbours
The presence of a French military aircraft over western Fiji surveying the damage from the recent widespread flooding has again highlighted the close ties between France and the government of the Fijian dictator, Voreqe Bainimarama.
Unhygienic northern restaurants: Survey
EIGHTEEN restaurants in Labasa continue to operate without proper food practices despite several reminders issued by the Consumer Council of Fiji.
Shipping firm sponsors students' tickets
Bligh Water Shipping Limited's Navin Chand hands the tickets to Ronil Ritesh Chand and Shayal Shalini Prasad as Labasa Bayly Welfare Trust Almoner Satishwar Chand looks on.
FOUR Nadi golfers will fly Fiji's flag during the 30th New Zealand International Seniors Championship in Napier next week.
Rabuka needs to expose the coup plotters
AUCKLAND : Almost 25 years after committing treason by carrying out a military coup against a democraticallyelected government, Major-General Sitiveni Rabuka recently apologised to the Fiji public.
Water trucks hampered by bad roads
Due to bad road conditions in Vaqia Ba areas, Water Authority of Fiji is still working on relocating water tanks as they are not being able to send water trucks there.
We are saddened to learn of the passing away of Beth Dean Carell. We are indeed saddened for the passing away of a long and dear friend fondly known as Aunty Beth to our children Ritu, Vik and Mayur.
Diplomats gather for annual meet
Ambassador Hae-wook Cheong of the Korean Embassy, who is a member of the Pacific Harbour Golf Club, invited golfers from the diplomatic community in Suva to promote goodwill and friendship among them.
Dredge workers at Malau in Labasa. An expert says dredging alone will not solve flooding problems in the country.
FLOOD victims in Ba swamped Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama yesterday asking for assistance A1 unaware that the nightmare of flooding was not over yet.
Flooding of low lying areas possible
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Republic of Korea ambassador, Hae-Wook Cheong, left, unveils the plaque as USP vice chancellor and president Professor Rajesh Chandra, second left, looks on during the commissioning of the new solar energy system at the USP lower campus in Suva on Thursda THE University of the South Pacific is committed to reducing its carbon footprint with the ... (more)
Inmates clean up neighbouring school
Inmates from Natabua Corrections Centre clean up the compound at St Thomas High School in Lautoka yesterday.
The Marriage of Yoga Philosophy and Methodology with Tim Miller 7:30 p 10:00 p Yoga Sanctuary East Price: $50.00 Taming the Mind, Enlightening the Body and Unveiling the Spirit with Tim Miller 1:00 p 4:00 p Yoga Sanctuary East Price: $55.00 Yoga, meditation and all-you-can-eat vegetarian dinner 6:00 p 8:30 p Govinda's Center Price: $8.00 donation ... (more)
Woman Special Constable Anareta Vulevuletabua was happy to give blood at the police officers' blood drive at the officers' mess in Suva last week.
THE National Fire Authority did not have any control to monitor and ensure that the amount remitted each month by insurance companies was properly accounted for, the Public Accounts Committee has revealed.
Strong quake hits Fiji Islands region, no tsunami threat
KUALA LUMPUR: A strong earthquake, measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale, hit the Fiji Islands region Friday, the Malaysian Meteorological Department reported.
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