Suva, Fiji
Temp: 81 °F / 27.2 °C
Wind: 22.5 KMH
Scattered Clouds
LOCAL NEWS
November 08, 2009 11:50:43 AM

A temporary relieving messenger with the Ministry of Justice was on full pay for 5 years although he was suspended, says the Public Accounts Committee in its latest report.

The Government watchdog, in its report on the General Administration Sector - 2006, noted that the messenger received a total of $31,056.96 in the five years.

It said the short-term employee had misappropriated funds totaling $29,609.87 and that his case had been pending with the Police Department for 4 years.

The committee has submitted 19 reports to the President since it was established by the interim Government following the 2006 military takeover.

The reports have since been tabled in Cabinet by the Prime Minister.


Post a Comment
Bookmark and Share
The News Forum is temporarily deactivated because of the PER.
 
SPORTS
Ireland to show plenty in reserve against FijiIreland coach Declan Kidney has decided to use the Test against Fiji to give his second-string a chance to shine.
BUSINESS
Westpac reduces loan rates, ups on savingsWestpac Banking Corporation has announced a major drop in home loan rates from Monday while pushing up its savings accounts rates
WORLD
US sees fall in swine flu rateUS officials Friday said infections from A(H1N1) virus had slowed in the United States this week, raising hopes the early roll-out of vaccines
ENTERTAINMENT
'Twilight' sequel scores monster box office openingThe hotly anticipated sequel to vampire romance "Twilight" scored a monster hit at the North American box office on Friday, shattering previous
OFFBEAT
Nepal's ex-king gets first passportNepal's former king has been given his first passport aged 63, a year-and-a-half after stepping down from the throne, the government
FIJIAN
Sikovi Macuata na PeresitediE dolava na Peresitedi ni noda vanua ko Ratu Epeli Nailatikau na bose ni Matabose ni Yasana ko Macuata e Naduri ena Lotulevu.