Naisiroki helps community despite challenges with his business
Sitting back and hoping for the best was not an option for Adriu Naisiroki when he had to close his business in March this year du
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Wailevu residents told drainage work will be done
Minister for Environment and Waterways Dr Mahendra Reddy says there is continuous flooding in Wailevu in Labasa because the area i
Owner of million-dollar marijuana farm still yet to be identified
Police have confirmed that no arrests have been made in relation to the drug raid in Kadavu this week where 2,000 marijuana plants
Ambassador Cella says this year’s Independence Day is a time to reflect on life and liberty
The official July 4th Independence Day celebrations at the US Embassy in Fiji has been postponed until September due to the COVID-
Fiji included in UK quarantine free list for arrivals
Fiji has been included in the United Kingdom's quarantine free list for arrivals. This means people travelling from Fiji will n
Social Welfare Scheme being reviewed
People who wish to apply for the Social Welfare Scheme will have to wait until August as the Department of Social Welfare is curre
37 curfew breaches last night with most found drunk in public places
37 people were arrested for breaching the curfew last night and 19 of those arrested were allegedly found drunk in public places.
130 children assisted with mobility devices by Frank Hilton Organisation
130 children have been assisted with mobility devices by the Frank Hilton Organisation. The organisation received 70 pediatric
England unlocks travel with 59 countries - but not the US
England has unlocked travel to and from 59 countries by lifting quarantine requirements, but visitors from the United States will
USP Council resolves to release BDO Report to Council members only
The USP Council has resolved that the BDO Report be released to Council members only. The Council is now in recess and will rec
Regional USP student fined $100 for breach of curfew
A 20-year-old USP student has been fined $100 for breaching curfew. First-year Electrical Engineering student from Kiribati, Ka
880 drivers booked for improper loading and 861 drivers for overloading vehicles from January till May this year
880 drivers have been booked for improper loading and another 861 drivers for overloading vehicles from January till May this year