Fiji is well below the Dengue Outbreak threshold – DMO Central
Compared to the number of laboratory-confirmed dengue cases for the past 10-weeks, Fiji is well below the dengue outbreak threshol
Compared to the number of laboratory-confirmed dengue cases for the past 10-weeks, Fiji is well below the dengue outbreak threshol
Police have denied the application by students of the University of the South Pacific to march in solidarity with Palestine. Th
Israeli troops and tanks have attacked Gaza's main northern city from the east and west, three days after it began ground operatio
A person cloaked in political deviousness and living in a glass house should be the last person to throw stones at others. That
Chief Registrar, Tomasi Bainivalu has been ordered to pay $300 after pleading guilty to a charge of driving under the influence of
More than $10 million was used by the government in response to damages caused by Tropical Cyclone Yasa. This was highlighted b
Villagers of Cikobia Island in Macuata, Vanua Levu are calling on the government to assist them with water as their main water sou
The 21-year-old bus driver who allegedly caused the death of a 23-year-old woman in Suva last Thursday along Stinson Parade in Suv
The Fiji Labour Party says it deplores the Rabuka government’s foreign policy stand supporting gross human rights violations in Is
University of Fiji's School of Humanities and Arts Head of Department, Dr. Kamala Naiker has highlighted the importance of followi
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka is yet to make a statement in relation to Fiji’s UN vote against a resolution for truce and ceasef
The Fiji Government has today announced its withdrawal from being a party to the Joint Statement on Human Rights violations in Xin