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“When it is safe to speak, the whole world benefits”
In a message for May 3 International Press Freedom Day, the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said, “When it is safe to speak, the whole world benef
Ship Yard recruits financial administrator, still seeking a Gen Manager
The Shipyard Service Authority board of directors has recruited a finance person, who will officially start next week, while it has yet to make a decision on the person to fill the general manager
Judges postpone sentencing in attempted murder case of brother-in-law
Associate Justice Lyle L Richmond opted to postpone the sentencing in the case of Sitau Ofoia Jr, convicted of second degree attempted murder and two counts of first degree assault following a jury
Masterton NZ man jailed for sex attack
A night-time sex attack on a Masterton schoolgirl has resulted in a 23-year-old Samoan man being imprisoned for seven years and two months.In Masterton District Court yesterday, Judge Peter Hobbs t
Fiji media laws need to go before election: Chaudhry
The leader of the Fiji Labour Party says political parties will be at a serious disadvantage if the government does not lift restrictions on the media.On Thursday the regime announced that the Labo
Shipyard to undergo major repairs
The yard at the Ronald Reagan Marine Railway shipyard will be closed for the next four weeks for major capital improvements and when the work is done, it will be just in time, as more vessels are e