We provided the best treatment & had stand-by power – Dr Waqainabete
A family is still wanting more answers after a 23-year-old woman died following an asthma attack at Savusavu Hospital on Sunday morning while Health Minister, Doctor Ifer
Author: Vijay Narayan
RC Manubhai assists 200 families in 40 villages in Vanua Levu
Over 200 families in over 40 villages throughout Vanua Levu have been assisted with school supplies for children by RC Manubhai and Company. Families were assisted wit
Every traveller coming into Fiji is quarantined – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong stresses that every traveller coming into Fiji is quarantined following comments put up on facebook by a former executiv
Disaster relief efforts underway, stop playing politics – Seruiratu
The focus now for disaster relief efforts is to provide emergency rations to people staying in evacuation centres past 48 hours, coordinate rations and non-food items to
All major road networks around Vanua Levu mostly inaccessible - FRA
All major road networks around Vanua Levu are mostly inaccessible as road connectivity from Nabouwalu to Labasa and Savusavu are affected. The Fiji Roads Authority is
Schools to remain closed this week
All schools nationwide will remain closed this week. The Ministry of Education says a total of 406 evacuation centres still remain active across the country, out of wh
Farmer missing while trying to cross Bagata River
A farmer of Bagata Village in Savusavu is missing while trying to cross the Bagata River yesterday morning. Police say the man in his late 60s was trying to go to his
Vodafone provides free $20 top-up to its customers affected by TC Ana
Vodafone Fiji has offered it’s prepaid subscribers free $20 top-up as part of its immediate flood and cyclone relief assistance. Over 780,000 users on the Vodaf
New TSLB had not changed any policies or requirements for Toppers - Ram
Good news for students as the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Board Chairman, Rakesh Ram has confirmed that they are working on a 7 point action plan to serve the Nationa
RFMF personnel assist in evacuation efforts and woman delivers twins at the Sukanaivalu Barracks
Members of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces assisted a number of families in evacuation efforts in Vanua Levu and a woman also delivered her twin daughters at the Suk
Damaging winds, heavy rain and flooding remains a threat
The low pressure system located to the North West of Fiji and associated weather from Cyclone Ana is still expected to bring damaging winds, rain and flooding this aftern
PM starts his tour to cyclone and flood-affected areas
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama has started his tour to Cyclone Ana affected areas. He is currently on his way to Naqali, Naitasiri. Floodwaters are also aff
Flood warnings in place for many areas in Viti Levu and Vanua Levu
A flood warning remains in force for all low lying areas, areas adjacent to and downstream of all rivers of Ba, Tavua, Rakiraki, Korovou, Waidina, Wainibuka, Wainimala, W
More than 10,000 people in evac centres
10,259 people are currently staying at 318 evacuation centres around the country as strong winds and flash flooding remains a concern. 1230 people are at 74 evacuation
3-yr-old boy missing in Lautoka
The search continues for a 3-year-old boy in Lautoka after he went missing yesterday. The victim was accompanied by his grandfather to check their boat which was stuck
Pay less for gas and more for fuel from Feb 1st
Get ready to pay less for gas and more for fuel from Monday 1st February. The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission confirms that the price of 4.5kg cylinder of g
TD05F to develop into a cyclone early tomorrow as it heads towards Fiji
Be ready for widespread heavy rain, flooding and damaging winds as Tropical Depression 05F is expected to develop into a cyclone early tomorrow as it heads towards Fiji.
Registrar finds irregularities in the List of Donations for Unity Fiji and Freedom Alliance
The Registrar of Political Parties has found various discrepancies in the List of Disclosures for donations to Unity Fiji and Freedom Alliance, and he has written to both
No early curfew in place for now – NDMO
There is no decision on an earlier curfew due to widespread flooding. National Disaster Management Office Director, Vasiti Soko says officials continue to monitor the
Maritime Transport to be suspended from 6pm
All maritime transport will be suspended from 6pm tonight. NDMO Director, Vasiti Soko says this has been decided by the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji. Please se
Civil servants in non-essential areas and living in low lying areas can go home now
Civil servants in non-essential areas and living in low lying areas can go home now. NDMO Director, Vasiti Soko says this is to give time for people to prepare for the