200 families in Sakoca to benefit from upgrades in water system next Tuesday
200 families in Sakoca in Nasinu can expect consistent water supply following planned works by the Water Authority of Fiji in the
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Man dies in horrific crash in Varavu, Ba
A man who was a passenger in a vehicle that veered off the road and hit an electricity post along Varavu in Ba this morning has pa
Tacirua Transport to face disciplinary action for illegally operating a school bus route
Tacirua Transport Limited will be facing disciplinary action for illegally operating a school bus route without prior authorisatio
Tacirua Transport Limited issued defect order for a bus that ploughed into a house due to brake failure
Tacirua Transport Limited has been issued a defect order for a bus that ploughed into a house due to brake failure yesterday. L
Travel starts between NZ and Cook Islands quarantine-free bubble
The first twice-weekly flight between the Cook Islands and New Zealand landed yesterday following the establishment of a one-way t
Fire at the site of the world's largest vaccine producer
Five people have been killed in a fire at the site of the world's largest vaccine producer in western India. The blaze started
Corrections Centres in Fiji overcrowded by 12% - Panapasa
The Corrections Centres in Fiji are overcrowded by 12% as the approved capacity is a population of 2129 however there are currentl
4,398 FNPF members assisted under Tropical Cyclone Yasa relief
The Fiji National Provident Fund has paid $6.1 million to 4,398 members under the Tropical Cyclone Yasa relief so far. FNPF rec
FNPF members must re-apply to receive assistance for Phase 2 Round 4
Fiji National Provident Fund members who have accessed the ongoing COVID-19 withdrawals and wish to continue receiving this assist
NGO Coalition calls for stronger accountability but Commission says Fiji should face the same level of scrutiny as all other countries
The NGO Coalition on Human Rights Chair, Nalini Singh is calling for stronger accountability and commitment to human rights in Fij
Contractors to either pay hefty performance bond or fix recently done roads
If road contractors do not carry out works as expected and potholes open up just weeks or a few months after rehabilitation works,
Consumer Council raises serious concerns about some school buses
The Consumer Council of Fiji has raised serious concerns after students of Saint Marcellin Primary School were left stranded due t