Kinetic IT has extended its working relationship with the WA Police Force, after securing a new IT services agreement.
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Kings and Queens Roads are set for climate resilience upgrades, with Australia committing three million US dollars towards work on key road links in the country. The announcement was made at Pre-COP31 in Nadi by Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, who said the funding would support projects in Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Kiribati and Tuvalu. For Fiji, the funding will target sections of the Kings Road and Queens Road, which are important transport links for communities in the Central and Western divisions. Bowen said the projects are aimed at helping Pacific countries deal with rising sea…
The Henderson Defence Precinct will possibly have up to four dry docks, according to Defence Minister Richard Marles.
Civil servants and security forces have joined hands in a clean-up along the Lami shoreline as part of Fiji Day celebrations. The initiative brought together the Fiji Police Force, Fiji Corrections Service, Republic of Fiji Military Forces and representatives from various ministries to promote community responsibility and environmental protection. Fiji Police Force Director of Community Policing, SSP Rakesh Chan, highlighted that the campaign covered the coastal side of Suvavou Village and along the Queens Highway, with a focus on engaging communities and protecting the environment for future generations. The clean-up also comes as Fiji hosts PRE-COP31 in Nadi, with environmental…
Perth Markets Group has been buoyed by strong core earnings growth while simultaneously recording a 33 per cent profit slide.
The Chamber of Minerals and Energy has put the heat on government to support industry grappling with rising electricity costs in the state’s main grid.
Australians face “recession-like” conditions as the nation’s increasing reliance on population growth over productivity catches up with policy-makers.
Sweeping cuts to migration proposed by the coalition have been blasted by the business sector, while farming leaders back the approach that would bring workers back to the regions.
The Speaker of Parliament, Filimone Jitoko, has called for stronger public trust, transparency and inclusion in parliamentary decision-making. Speaking at the 153rd Inter-Parliamentary Union Assembly in Arusha, Tanzania, Jitoko highlighted the need for citizens to feel heard and represented on issues that affect their lives. He highlighted the importance of ensuring young people, women, persons with disabilities and those in remote communities have opportunities to participate in decision-making. The speaker of parliament also pointed to Fiji’s community system and the Pacific tradition of Talanoa as ways communities can contribute to legislation and public policy. He stressed that public trust requires…
War changed the economics of EV trucks in the Pilbara