Residents of Baulevu can only get piped water through WAF after completion of Viria Dam project - Soderberg
Water Authority of Fiji says they have a plan to provide piped water to Baulevu residents in Nausori, however this can only happen
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Carrier drivers concerned that they have not received licences and being told by LTA official that they can only apply for licences to operate from Point A to B
Carrier drivers from Labasa asked the Acting Prime Minister, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum to look into their concerns as they had applied f
Commission reports three local Tiktokers to the Online Safety Commission and the Cyber Crime Unit, calling for an investigation
The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has reported three well known local Tiktokers to the Online Safety Commission
Projects had to be put on hold because we needed the money – Acting PM
Acting Prime Minister, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says our economy was closed for almost two years due to COVID-19, border closure had re
Man to be sentenced next Thursday for raping cousin
A 26-year-old man guilty of raping his cousin in Suva in 2020 will be sentenced next Thursday by High Court Judge Justice Daniel G
Digicel launches donation platform for Tonga
Digicel has launched a Tonga tsunami donation platform for the diaspora community and the Digicel Pacific family to support the re
76,410 individuals have so far received booster doses
76,410 individuals have so far received booster doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James
FULL STORY: 6 month old baby among the 8 new COVID-19 deaths bringing the total number of deaths in this third wave to 113
A 6 month old baby from the Central Division has passed away due to COVID-19. The Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong
Prof. Prasad calls on the Acting PM to stop coming up with excuses when people raise issues as they have been in Govt for 15 years
National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad is calling on the government to stop coming up with excuses when people r
Retail prices for sugar go up in supermarkets
Retail prices for sugar in supermarkets have gone up and is now being sold for around $2.76 a kilogram. A 2kg sugar pack is now
Inward personal remittances grows by 14.6% in 2021 to reach a new record of $842.2 million
The Reserve Bank of Fiji confirms inward personal remittances grew by 14.6 percent in 2021 to reach a new record of $842.2 million
50% of about 120,000 Fijians in the tourism sector have gone back to work as hotels and resorts are reopening
The latest Westpac Wave edition on Fiji’s Economic Update says there is now indication that around 50 percent of Fijians in the to