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Thousands of residents and businesses in Nadi and Lautoka have been urged to conserve water as falling levels at Vaturu Dam raise concerns over supplies, with […]
WITH the deadline for public submissions on the proposed Sigatoka Iron Sands Project just days away (October 30), those who have a vested interest in its […]
DOME Gold Mines has rejected any claims that it would not be financially viable to undertake the proposed Sigatoka Iron Sands Project. Responding to this newspaper, […]
The Fiji Museum has called on Government to halt the proposed Sigatoka Iron Sands Mining project, warning that sand extraction could accelerate erosion and expose burials […]
VAIVAI resident Everett Willmott says water pressure has been steadily decreasing over the past few weeks. Yesterday, Mr Willmott and his neighbours were at the nearby […]
Lautoka residents should be informed in advance about water rationing schedules to allow households to prepare for supply interruptions, says Lautoka Residents and Ratepayers Association president […]
THE Pacific and Asian countries are especially vulnerable to the long standing impacts of the current Super El Nino. An assessment by Asian Development Bank economist […]
THE Sugar Cane Growers Council is undertaking a comprehensive research of farms drastically impacted by the ongoing prolonged dry spell. Council CEO Vimal Dutt said the […]
FORMER Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama will need to apply for an ordinary Fiji passport or an emergency passport as part of his application for a visa […]
Illegal recruitment agencies operating in Fiji and overseas source countries are under scrutiny as authorities work to ensure foreign workers are recruited through proper legal channels. […]
