PM on official visit to NZ
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is on an official visit to New Zealand which marks 25 years since the last State visit from a Prime
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Fiji is recovering very well – Rabuka
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has given the reassurance that Fiji is recovering very well. While speaking to about 500 Fijians
Spinal Injury Association receives equipment to support people with disabilities
Spinal Injury Association Fiji today received wheelchairs, scooters, and elbow crutches worth $1.4 million from Vodafone ATH Found
$7.2 million funding for refurbishment of Labasa Hospital and construction of Stress Ward
Good news for people in Labasa as government has approved the funding of $7,222,547.06 for the refurbishment works for Labasa hosp
More than 1,200 Fijians die from tobacco smoking every year – Dr Mahmoud
More than 1,200 Fijians die from tobacco smoking every year, and it is also causing Fiji millions of dollars of economic loss due
We will sort something out for nurses in the upcoming budget - Dr Fong
The Ministry of Health will be able to sort something out for the nurses in the upcoming budget. Permanent Secretary for Health
Woman jailed over infant deaths pardoned
A woman once branded "Australia's worst female serial killer" has been pardoned after new evidence suggested she did not kill her
Construction begins at Lekutu District and Lekutu Secondary School following damages sustained during TC Yasa and Ana
Students teachers of Lekutu District School and Lekutu Secondary School will soon have new classroom blocks and teachers quarters
Naroi women thankful to Police and villagers for the timely rescue
Three women from Naroi Village in Moala, Lau, are thankful for the quick response by the Moala Police and villagers of Naroi in re
Indian railways official says error in signalling system led to crash that killed 275 people
The derailment in eastern India that killed 275 people and injured hundreds was caused by an error in the electronic signalling sy
39 people charged for sexual offences in May where 20 victims were children
There were 39 people charged with a total of 95 counts of sexual offences in May where in 17 incidents the victims and the accused
Tsunami siren test for Suva-Lami corridor at 11am today but no evacuation required
The National Disaster Management Office will be conducting a live tsunami siren test for the Suva to Lami corridor at 11am today b