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EXCLUSIVE DEATH THREAT? 9-May-2008 05:07 PM Political threat delivered against Batley THE Australian High Commission has stepped up security at its premises and for staff after High Commissioner, James Batley received anonymous written threats at about 8.10pm ... more SOWETO CHOIR GROUP COMES TO TOWN 9-May-2008 01:29 PM With just a few hours left for their Concert tonight the Soweto Gospel Choir are ready to treat the people of Fiji with a show of a life ... more Ra opposes charter, GCC changes 9-May-2008 10:34 AM ANOTHER province has rejected the proposed National Charter for Change and Progress and the new Great Council of Chiefs selection criteria. The bose vanua of Ra at its meeting ... more    Naitasiri laments costs of electricity    Website launched to assist needy students    Red Cross reaffirms mission    Vunibobo presents credentials at UN office More headlines    Air link to draw Chinese tourists 9-May-2008 10:24 AM FIJI’S Ambassador to China, Sir James Ah Koy met Vice President of Air China, Zhang Lan recently in China. Sir James was accompanied by Counsellor Major Neumi Leweni and ... more State funds food processing project 9-May-2008 10:23 AM GOVERNMENT has approved $250,000 to be used under its Cottage Industry Development Project (CIDP). Cottage industries are classified as home-based enterprises that produce a specific product or service that ... more    FSC enters long-term sale agreement    Taxman announces record profit    More bad news on fuel price    FSC OK’s fourth cane payment More headlines    Lions to ‘roar’ without Krishna 9-May-2008 10:25 AM FIJI soccer’s wonder-boy, Roy Krishna will not be in the Labasa line-up for the Fiji Bitter FACT in Nadi later this month. Krishna is currently in New Zealand on ... more Buzzetti impressed with U20 9-May-2008 10:30 AM BYU 2-0 Fiji U20   NATIONAL soccer coach Carlos Buzzetti says the current crop of the national Under-20 players have a bright future and looks good to stamp a mark ... more    Sports camp to tackle diabetes ends today    Bukalidi goal edges BYU    Ralulu takes over from injured Luveniyali    Gurjit picks Labasa, Nadi as favourites More headlines    Back to Top

EDITORIAL Put the people first Austrian horror with ancient roots demands more state intervention Working together and apart Our shrinking world makes some questions bigger No reason to give up The Meaning of Freedom FEATURES HEALTH - Something good, big and new for Nausori Liberating former inmates Meeting tourism at the summit MILITARY - The Final Resting Place AGRICULTURE - Retired soldier finds peace HEALTH - Doing wonders with the art of Qigong OPINION Race Phobia The right to assembly A lack of independence in the NCBBF A lack of independence in the NCBBF A Charter for national reconciliation Race – ‘a fact of life’ LETTERS Shortland Street The land sabbath Internet world Why the fuss Church hypocrisy Thank you Fiji PHOTO GALLERY Trying to beat the odds ... Travellers on Viti Levu’s Kings Road are used to being held up by much-needed road improvements and upgrading. This low-loader kept traffic near Tailevu delayed for hours as it wedged itself on an approach to a new section of the highway. CLASSIFIEDS    Public Notice    Tenders    Vacancies

FRONT PAGE Friday May 09, 2008 WEEKLY POLL How do you feel about the rise in fuel prices and increase in taxi and bus fares? Aritema Navonicagi, 52 “Well in my opinion it is quite early to increase bus and taxi fares because Fiji is not settled politically.” Nemaniu Qalo, 47 “The bulk of Fiji’s population live in the low income category and we low income earners have very little control over this increase. It will eventually affect everything else, especially food which is the source of livelihood.” Tara Wati, 50 “I spend approximately $4.50 from my home to the place I sell food every day. I receive very little profit after I deduct all my expenses.”

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