Leadership Fiji Alumni starts TC Yasa Relief Fund
Leadership Fiji Alumni have started a Tropical Cyclone Yasa Relief Fund where they aim to purchase and distribute relief packs to
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Tremendous support shown for the Rotary Club of Peninsula Sunset’s disaster relief initiative for the North
The Rotary Club of Peninsula Sunset collected $800 cash and 35 bags of relief items during their disaster relief initiative collec
TC Yasa was an experience that will never be forgotten – Kameli Naitini
Kameli Naitini of Votua Village in Lekutu, Bua says what they went through as Tropical Cyclone Yasa wreaked havoc in the Northern
Australia and New Zealand provide initial aerial assessment
Australia and New Zealand are working with Fiji to assess the damage caused by TC Yasa. Yesterday, an Australian P-8A aircraft
PM visits areas in the North affected by TC Yasa
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama is currently in the Northern Division to visit areas that have been severely affected by Tropica
Plans to provide immediate planting materials to farmers affected by TC Yasa in the North - Reddy
Minister for Agriculture, Dr Mahendra Reddy says as an immediate form of relief to farmers affected by TC Yasa in Northern Divisio
WAF quick fix team leaves for Vanua Levu to restore water supply as soon as possible – Soko
The Director of National Disaster Management Office, Vasiti Soko says Water Authority of Fiji’s quick fix team has left for Vanua
TC Yasa nearly claimed the life of a 2 weeks old baby in Coboi, Bua
It was an experience that the people of Coboi in Bua will never be able to forget as Tropical Cyclone Yasa nearly killed a 2 weeks
Votua villager in Bua thankful fellow villagers are safe
Ponipate Baleinabau of Votua village in Lekutu, Bua is thankful that no one from his village was injured or died after monstrous T
I hope we are able to work out a solution for the students – Akbar
Minister for Education Rosy Akbar says there is a lot of work cut out for them and she hopes they are able to work out a solution
Daylight saving starts
Daylight saving has started. Members of the public are advised to move their clocks forward by one hour, if they have not done
Relief supplies deployed to the North
The National Disaster Management Office has deployed 10,000 food ration packs and non-food items to affected villages and communit