This Saturday will be business as usual for supermarkets and retailers even though it will be Christmas day.
The President of Fiji Retailers Association, Himmat Lodhia said that the government has not declared Saturday 25th December as a public holiday.
He said Saturday will be a normal day however opening hours can be decided by the business houses.
Meanwhile, Lodhia said since its just five days away from Christmas and people are still shopping around for gifts, shopkeepers can decide if they wish to extend their opening hours.
People are urged to remain vigilant and prepare, as the effects of Tropical Depression TD03F are expected to be felt from tomorrow night, as the centr...
16 hours ago
A gunman has been shot dead and another is being treated after opening fire on Bondi beach, killing 10 people in what is believed to be a targeted ...
10 hours ago
The Southern Division of the Fiji Police has recorded reductions in crime during the first quarter of the 2025–2026 financial year, highlighting ...
14 hours ago
A 23 year old man residing in Raiwai was arrested and taken into custody, in relation to an aggravated robbery case in Raiwaqa this morning.The ...
14 hours ago
The Fiji Museum is hosting a 2-day Bakanawa Canoe Making Holiday Programme starting from tomorrow aimed at providing children and youths with a ...
15 hours ago
Naturopath and nutritionist, Barbara O'Neill and former President of Fiji College of General Practitioners and General Practitioner with special ...
16 hours ago
Sonia Shanaaz, the mother of 10-year-old Aarna who was born with cerebral palsy, says silent treatment hurts after she reached out to the ...
3 days ago
Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu says he will stand by his officers, and he does not support any officer being charged based on public opinion ...
3 days ago
The Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s side are working on their fitness as they prepare for the start of the 2025/2026 World 7s Series this ...
7 days ago