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DRUG dealers are cutting prices and offering drugs on credit, making it easier for users to get hooked and harder to break free. Rainbow Pride Foundation is calling for urgent decisive action by Government on the proposed needle and...
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AFTER more than ve decades of waiting, Navua’s long-held dream of becoming a town has nally become a reality, with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka yesterday declaring it Fiji’s 12th town and 14th municipality. Speaking at the ceremony,...
Entertainment • Toxic – 10.30am, 1.20pm, 5.30pm, 8.10pm at Village 6 Suva; 10.30am, 1.30pm, 5pm, 8.10pm at Village 4 Lautoka; 10.30am, 2pm, 5pm, 8pm at Damodar City Labasa; 10.30am, 1pm, 5pm, 9pm, 10.20pm at Damodar City Suva. • The Dog Stars –...
FIJI has an investment pipeline worth about $9.35billion against a $14billion target, with most projects already progressing beyond the conceptual stage. Fiji Development Bank chief executive Filimone Waqabaca told the Fiji Australia...
USED needles and cans of glue are among the dangerous items being pulled from Fiji’s waterways by workers clearing trashboom sites, raising serious concerns about the hazards faced by those removing rubbish. Trashboom Paci c director...
VT1S Suva concert is shaping up as a full music festival, with organisers promising ve hours of live entertainment at the FMF Gymnasium next Saturday. Director Tikiko Korocawiri said gates would open at 4pm, with performances running...
THE 70th FMF Hibiscus Festival will officially open with a march and parade from the Flea Market to Albert Park at 10am, signalling the start of this year’s celebrations. The opening program will feature an official ceremony, appearances...
RESIDENTS of Simla in Lautoka are gearing up for a peaceful protest march and potential legal action following a controversial decision to rezone a residential area for a new shopping mall, says Lautoka Residents and Ratepayers...