WAF to keep refilling water tanks along the Nausori and Rewa Delta for affected customers
Water Authority of Fiji will keep refilling the 100 water tanks along the Nausori, Dilkusha, Tailevu South and the Rewa Delta area
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US govt shutdown becomes longest ever as employees remain unpaid into Day 22
The partial shutdown of the US government has become the longest ever, with no end in sight to the political standoff. It has e
BSP donates school packs to 200 less fortunate students
Two hundred students who are less fortunate today received back to school packs from BSP as the new school year starts on Monday.
Daylight savings finishes as clocks winded an hour back
Daylight savings has finished. Members of the public are advised to wind their clocks backward by one hour if they have not don
Waqainabete visits communities discussing health issues with the public
Minister for Health Dr.Ifereimi Waqainabete says since his appointment as the Minister, he has visited communities and settlements
Seven escapees from Naboro Maximum Security Complex produced in court today
The seven prisoners who had escaped from the Naboro Maximum Security Complex were produced in Court today. One of the escapees
Shoppers out in numbers for last minute back to school shopping
Parents and guardians were today seen in numbers doing some last minute back to school shopping. Some shops in Suva had to clos
Indian guru in jail for rape convicted for murder of a journalist in 2002
An Indian guru who is already in jail for rape has been convicted for the 2002 murder of a journalist. Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh,
25yr-old believed to have drowned in Buretu Village in Tailevu
A 25-year-old man of Buretu Village in Tailevu is believed to have drowned. Police say the man was swimming with few friends in
55yr-old woman dies after vehicle veers off-road along Fletcher Road
A 55-year-old woman passed away yesterday afternoon after she was involved in a road accident. Police say she was travelling in
Heavy rain from TC Mona creates a lot of potholes in the Northern, Eastern and Central Division
The Fiji Roads Authority says the heavy rain from Tropical Cyclone Mona has inevitably resulted in an increase in the number of po
Workers miss first paycheck as US government shutdown continues
Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers have missed their first payday of the year as the partial shutdown of the US govern