Stay strong, focus on recovery and continue to battle against COVID-19 - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says the country has been hit by two body blows – COVID-19 and TC Harold – however, he is calling on all Fijians to stay s
Author: Vijay Narayan
All services to normalise in the next 24 hours after power restoration - Vodafone Fiji
Vodafone Fiji says its network overall has withstood the impact of TC Harold very well with no major network infrastructure damages around the country. Head of e-Comme
Daniel Fong to enjoy a special Easter after winning $1k in the FM96 Orchid Money Bunny Promotion
It is a special Easter weekend for Nadi resident, Daniel Fong as he has won $1,000 in the FM96 Orchid Money Bunny Promotion. Fong correctly guessed the amount of eggs
53 people to front court today for breaching COVID-19 restrictions
53 people will front the court today as Police officers continue to make arrests for COVID-19 restriction breaches. There is some good news as there were no curfew arr
Soldiers assist in clearing debris in areas
Bushmaster vehicles and a number of soldiers are Police Officers are already on the ground in Waidamudamu in Nausori to clear all the debris in the affected areas.â¦@
Thousands in the central division affected by water disruptions
Thousands of people are now affected by water disruptions as the Water Authority of Fiji says those living in the elevated parts of Samabula, Rewa Street, Delainavesi to
Road situation update
The Fiji Roads Authority has confirmed that Edinburgh Drive remains closed for safety reasons until further notice. A tree fell on the road this morning. Works on
Hurricane warning remains in force for southern parts of Viti Levu
The Nadi Weather Office says a hurricane warning remains in force for southern parts of Viti Levu from Momi through to the Coral Coast to Pacific Harbour] Beqa Vatulele K
PM urges people to stay indoors and wait for severe TC Harold to pass
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama stresses that people have to stay indoors at home or in evacuation centres and wait for Severe Tropical Cyclone Harold to pass. The c
Flooding in Lautoka
Sashi Kiran of FRIEND Fiji says they have received reports of flooding in some of the low-lying areas in Lautoka and Ba. Kiran says in Lautoka they have had gusty wind
Tornadoes from TC Harold Affect Nakasi and Nausori
Tornadoes associated with Tropical Cyclone Harold have severely affected some houses and buildings in Nakasi and Nausori – it resulted in the roof of Bhawani Dayal
Bhawani Dayal School Block roof blown away while houses in Nakasi badly damaged Some people injured at Momi Feeder Rd in Nausori
The rooftop of one of the school blocks of Bhawani Dayal Arya School in Nakasi was blown away this morning. Some houses in Momi Feeder Road in Nausori have been partia
Queen’s and King’s highways closed in certain areas
The Fiji Roads Authority says Queen’s Highway at Nabukelevu Road Junction, Navua is closed due to flooding. Kings Highway is closed at the bridge in Tavua Town.
Queen’s and King’s highways closed in certain areas
The Fiji Roads Authority says Queen’s Highway at Nabukelevu Road Junction, Navua is closed due to flooding. Kings Highway is closed at the bridge in Tavua Town.
Consumer Council seriously concerned with exorbitant local vegetable prices
The Consumer Council of Fiji is now seriously concerned with the exorbitant local vegetable prices in municipal markets around the country. Following the complaints, a
3 Fijians in Malaysia test positive for COVID-19 after returning from Nizamuddin, India
Health Minister Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete says they continue to monitor two Fijians who attended the religious gathering in Nizamuddin in India and returned to Fiji, wh
27y/o flight attendant and 54y/o Labasa man expected to be investigated for allegedly breaching the Public Health Regulations
Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho confirms that people like the 27-year-old flight attendant from Lautoka who was the first confirmed COVID-19 case and the 54-year-old
Continue to put humanity first as 68 missionaries leave their bags to allow 11 Fijians to come back home - PM
The Prime Minister says 68 missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints left their bags and possessions behind in Kiribati, to get 11 Fijians back home
Cyclones can kill and so can coronavirus, follow the directives - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says Tropical Cyclone Harold will enter the Fijian waters tomorrow, and we can expect strong winds and heavy rain in the Yasawa and Mama
Lautoka residents should remain on alert as the threat of COVID-19 and TC Harold remains - PM
The Prime Minister says the lifting of the lockdown in Lautoka does not mean life is going back to normal, It’s not cause for celebration or an excuse to play loos
COVID-19: 1 new case announced by PM taking the total cases to 15
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has just confirmed another case. The total number of cases now goes up to 15. Testing 25 samples overnight. The new case is the