Resurrection Sunday symbolises new beginning for families suffering from COVID-19 – Rev Ilaisa Naivalu
Resurrection Sunday symbolises a new beginning for families that have been severely impacted by COVID-19 and the recent cyclones.
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Two people admitted with serious injuries following a violent brawl at Mead Road Housing
Police confirm two people are admitted at the CWM Hospital following a violent brawl at Mead Road Housing in Nabua this afternoon.
Fiji Cancer Society is paying doctors & nurses allowances for doing cancer surgeries at CWM Hospital on Saturdays – Dr. Fong
The Fiji Cancer Society is paying for the allowances of doctors and nurses who are doing cancer surgeries at the CWM Hospital on S
47-year-old woman passes away in Sigatoka accident
A 47-year-old woman has passed away following an accident along the Queens Highway in Sigatoka this afternoon. Police say the w
Approximately 50,000 people will be eligible to receive COVID vaccine from Tuesday
Approximately 50,000 people will be eligible to receive the 2 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine from Tuesday. The Ministry of He
Easter is a light of hope for a better future - Reverend Ilaisa Naivalu
Easter is a time for people to reflect on their journey through the struggles of COVID-19 and a light of hope for a better future.
12 boys aged as young as 12 years old charged with separate rape incidents in March
12 boys aged as young as 12 years old have been charged with separate rape incidents in March while a 17-year-old girl was charged
The COVID-19 vaccine cannot be evil - Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong has told religious leaders and representatives that the COVID-19 vaccine cannot
Fuel and gas prices to increase from tomorrow
Get ready to dig deeper into your pockets as the prices of unleaded fuel, diesel, kerosene, premix and gas will go up from tomorro
Worst forms of child labour identified in Fiji
UN Resident Coordinator for Fiji, Sanaka Samarasinha says there are worst forms of child labour in Fiji which has been identified
Getting vaccinated is what we all must do to defeat this pandemic once and for all – PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says he is getting vaccinated because it is what we all must do to defeat this pandemic once and
PM encourages Fijians to get vaccinated
The next batch of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines that arrived last night will go immediately towards protecting the remainder o