PS iTaukei's contract ends today after controversial remarks
Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Jone Navakamocea's contract of service will end from today.Public Service Commission Chai
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Lautoka residents demand urgent action over water and power cuts
Residents in parts of Lautoka are calling for urgent restoration of water and electricity, as well as immediate assistance for far
Tourism operators in the West ready to resume normal operations - Lockington
For tourism operators in the West, it is back to business as usual once the clean-ups have been completed, with high occupancies c
More than 1,470 people still taking shelter in 46 evacuation centres around Fiji
More than 1,470 people from approximately 378 families are currently taking shelter in 46 active evacuation centres across all fou
EFL introduces temporary power rationing, power outages continue in Central and Western divisions
Energy Fiji Limited has introduced temporary power rationing in some areas to manage electricity demand until full transmission ca
Estate Management Services fined over illegal dumping in Pacific Harbour
Following concerns raised about illegal waste dumping in the Pacific Harbour area, Estate Management Services Pte Ltd has been fin
Tikoirewa joins restoration efforts in Nadi and commends Town Council for clearing debris
Sitiveni Nakurua Tikoirewa, a resident of Yako Village in Nadi, spent this morning assisting fellow community members with cleanup
Human Rights Commission calls for views on rights of children with disabilities
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling on communities, families, caregivers, and stakeholders nationw
Floodwaters damage homes in Rifle Range Lautoka as residents begin clean-up
Floodwaters entered homes in Rifle Range, Lautoka early yesterday morning leaving families counting their losses and beginning cle
TC Vaianu moves further away from Fiji, heavy rain, flash flood and strong wind warnings remain
As Tropical Cyclone Vaianu moves further away from Fiji, a heavy rain warning remains in force for the entire Fiji group, a flash
National Security Council to meet today to review the fuel situation in the country
The National Security Council is expected to meet later today to review the fuel situation in the country.Following this meeting,
Some roads in Western and Central divisions affected by TC Vaianu
Tropical Cyclone Vainanu continues to impact road networks with a number of crossings and roads in the Western and Central divisio