Dr Fong confirms some people have been given special passes to cross the Wainadoi border
The Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong has confirmed that some people have been given special passes to cross the border
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SODELPA pleased with govt’s decision to reward the Fiji 7s teams
SODELPA is pleased that the government has announced a million-dollar reward package for the accomplishments of our Fiji Men’s 7s
Six people homeless after Lautoka fire
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Police strengthen operations in Taveuni after 4 separate fires in the last 14 days
Police operations in Taveuni have been beefed up following another two fire reports yesterday morning. Police say their officer
13% reduction in overall crime but cases of breaching COVID-safe measures continue to be an issue - Qiliho
There has been a 13% reduction in the overall crime rate for the first 7-months of this year but cases of people failing to comply
Man still admitted at CWM Hospital following cane knife attack
A man who was allegedly attacked by his 18-year-old wife on Friday at a village in Tailevu is still admitted at the CWM Hospital.
South Africa beats the Lions 19-16 to win series
The British and Irish Lions have lost the series decider to South Africa as Morne Steyn's late penalty sealed a 19-16 victory.
School equipment and hardware supplies destroyed in Ba fire
School equipment and hardware supplies belonging to Varavu Muslim Primary School in Ba were destroyed in a fire at one of the staf
86.7% of the target population have received at least one dose of the COVID vaccine and 29.9% are now fully vaccinated
508,796 adults in Fiji have received their first dose of the COVID vaccine and 175,570 have received their second doses. Perman
18 year old unvaccinated Suva woman among the 6 new COVID-19 deaths while 682 new COVID cases
6 new COVID-19 deaths have been confirmed from 5th to 6th August while there are 682 new COVID cases. 3 of the deaths were in t
Bulitavu is confident he will not lose his parliamentary seat
SODELPA MP Mosese Bulitavu says he will write to the Speaker of Parliament Ratu Epeli Nailatikau to justify why the letter sent to
TSLS students who do not get the first dose of the COVID vaccine by 15th August will have their allowance and tuition payments suspended
All Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Services sponsored students must receive the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine by 15th August