No pay for striking nurses

08.08.2007 07:35 - source: fijilive

Fiji Nursing Association general secretary Kuini Lutua says she has received confirmation from the Health Ministry that striking nurses will not be getting paid Read more…


FTA to contest holding of pay

08.08.2007 07:35 - source: fijilive

The Fijian Teachers Association plans to take the interim administration to court following the regimes decision not to pay the teachers during the two-week school holiday Read more…


GCC seeks dialogue with Minister

08.08.2007 07:35 - source: fijilive

The Great Council of Chiefs is calling for immediate dialogue with the interim Fijian Affairs Minister Ratu Epeli Ganilau to resolve differences that has followed the reinstatement of the chiefly body Read more…


Civil servants deny abuse of office charges

08.08.2007 07:35 - source: fijilive

Two senior civil servants have denied charges of abuse of office in the High Court today Read more…


Mining not appreciated in Fiji: Probert

08.08.2007 07:35 - source: fijilive

Mining and Quarrying Council chairperson Harvie Probert says Fiji could have full potential in terms of export industry based on mining Read more…


Better baggage system needed in Rome (AP)

08.08.2007 03:05 - source: Yahoo travel

AP - Italy's transport minister Tuesday promised a package of measures including extra staff to improve the chaotic baggage-handling system at Rome's main airport. Read more…


Fewer members likely in new look GCC

08.08.2007 01:40 - source: fijilive

Fiji's Great Council of Chiefs will have fewer members and new faces as part of major changes being looked at by the interim Government Read more…


Fiji employers sore at "unfair" travel bans

08.08.2007 01:40 - source: fijilive

Fiji Employers Federation members today expressed their frustration at what they felt was the unfairness of New Zealand's travel bans imposed on some of them after the December 5 military coup Read more…


British army recruitment in Fiji to continue

08.08.2007 01:40 - source: fijilive

The British High Commission in Wellington says that the recruitment of Fijians into the British army is completely separate from its diplomatic stance over the December coup Read more…


Affandi display at Neka Museum in Ubud Bali

07.08.2007 22:55 - source: baliblog

The works of one of Bali’s most famous artists, Affandi, will be on display at the Neka museum in Ubud from August 12th - 16th 2007. Affandi was originally from Yogyakarta where a museum is dedicated to him. Here’s more from the Jakarta Post. Affandi paintings to be displayed in Neka museum, Bali DENPASAR (Antara): Neka Museum [...] Read more…


Visitation to Yellowstone up (AP)

07.08.2007 21:55 - source: Yahoo travel

AP - The number of visitors to Yellowstone National Park continues to climb. Read more…


Famous fossil Lucy leaves Ethiopia (AP)

07.08.2007 21:55 - source: Yahoo travel

AP - After 3.2 million years in East Africa, one of the world's most famous set of fossils was quietly flown out of Ethiopia overnight for a U.S. tour that some experts say is a dangerous gamble with an irreplaceable relic. Read more…


Rewa offers to host GCC

07.08.2007 19:45 - source: fijilive

Rewa high chief Ro Teimumu Kepa has indicated that her province is ready to facilitate any future meetings of Fiji's Great Council of Chiefs Read more…


Unions fear further pay cuts

07.08.2007 19:45 - source: fijilive

Executives of two unions who return to work today fear more pay cuts under the interim Government Read more…


Katrina disaster tours still popular (AP)

07.08.2007 16:45 - source: Yahoo travel

AP - "This is the last pretty thing you're going to see until we get to the lakefront," tour guide Rose Scott tells passengers gazing at the live oaks of City Park. Read more…


Competing plans for San Fran skyscraper (AP)

07.08.2007 16:45 - source: Yahoo travel

AP - Architects unveiled three competing plans for a new downtown skyscraper and transit hub that would be the West Coast's tallest building. Read more…


Striking nurses released

07.08.2007 07:55 - source: fijilive

Striking nurses who were detained at the Nasova Police Academy this afternoon were released minutes ago Read more…


GCC unsure of meet

07.08.2007 07:55 - source: fijilive

Fiji's Great Council of Chiefs has not decided on the time and venue of their next meeting following a regulation gazetted Read more…


Fiji entitled to attend Forum: Urwin

07.08.2007 07:55 - source: fijilive

Fiji as a member of the Pacific Islands Forum is entitled to attend its next meeting in Tonga, says Forum secretary general Read more…


Civil servants return to work, victory for Govt

07.08.2007 07:55 - source: fijilive

The return of Fiji's union members to work tomorrow is a victory for the interim Government, says interim Public Service minister Poseci Bune Read more…


Sacked CEOs appointment transparent

07.08.2007 07:55 - source: fijilive

The Pacific Islands Forum secretary general Greg Urwin has defended the appointment of two sacked chief executives of Fiji's deposed Government to the Forum, stating the process was transparent Read more…


Security forces also on pay cut

07.08.2007 07:55 - source: fijilive

The five per cent wage reduction imposed on civil servants early this year also applied to military and police personnel Read more…


Sunset Rd or Sunset Strip?

07.08.2007 07:10 - source: baliblog

Bali’s Sunset Rd is an offshoot of Bypass Ngurah Rai. Funded by the World Bank and finally completed in 2003, it allows traffic coming off of Jl. Raya Kerobokan to access Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, Tuban and the airport in 25 minutes max. The Sunset Rd was aptly named as sunsets are lovely from that vantage [...] Read more…


Bali weather August 7th 2007

07.08.2007 07:10 - source: baliblog

Bali is a tropical island situated just 8 degrees south of the equator and 115 degrees east of the Greenwich meridian, so my GPS unit likes to tell me. So close to the equator our seasonal light doesn’t have the big changes that Europe does. Here in Bali you’re looking at sunrise being around 6am-6.30am. [...] Read more…


Unions call off strike

07.08.2007 02:00 - source: fijilive

Fiji's Public Employees Union and the Viti National Union of Taukei Workers will return to work tomorrow Read more…