National Domestic Violence helpline records a significant increase in calls received for April
There was a significant increase in calls received by the National Domestic Violence helpline number 1560 during the month of Apri
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NZ police reiterates that no parties are to be held during the NZ Level 3 restrictions
New Zealand police are reiterating that no parties are to be held during Level 3 restrictions after receiving 1,200 complaints sin
7 Auckland Council staff are being paid more than the New Zealand PM
A report detailing the salaries of the highest-paid staff at Auckland Council and its subsidiaries has been released this morning,
All 35 COVID-19 tests last night have returned negative - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama confirms that all 35 COVID-19 tests last night have returned negative. Fiji has not had any new
The man who allegedly murdered his wife in Naqara Village, Naitasiri still being questioned by police
The man who allegedly murdered his wife in Naqara Village, Waima, Naitasiri last Friday is still in Police custody this morning.
Police yet to identify the suspect who allegedly raped a 2-year-old in Rakiraki
Police are still trying to identify the suspect who allegedly raped a 2-year-old girl in a village in Rakiraki last Thursday. A
2 men being questioned in relation to the fatal house fire that claimed the lives of 4 women in Benau, Labasa
Two men are being questioned in relation to the fatal house fire in Benau, Labasa which unfortunately claimed the lives of four wo
Family of 13 relocated due to a landslide, to have a new home built by Housing Ministry
A new house will be built by the Ministry for Housing for the family of 13 who have had to relocate as their house was sitting on
UK PM names baby after doctors who saved his life and grandparents
United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie Symonds have named their baby boy Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson
MSAF to investigate the incident where two inter-island vessels almost collided
The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji says investigations will begin tomorrow regarding the incident where two inter-island vessel
4 juveniles and 2 adults arrested for playing touch-rugby in Vesida, Nasinu
More people have been arrested for playing touch rugby as this is a breach of COVID-19 restrictions. Police Commissioner Sitive
28 structural fire incidents from January to March this year
There have been 28 structural fire incidents from January to March this year whereby 27 were residential and 1 was industrial.