Ro Filipe urges Fijians to invest in water conservation measures as prolonged dry weather persists
As more people begin to feel the impacts of the dry spell, Minister for Public Works and Meteorological Services Ro Filipe Tuisawa
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Private Melaia Biu makes history as first female State House guard
W35411 Private Melaia Biu has made history as the first female soldier to stand guard at the main entrance of Fiji’s Presidential
Nadi airport taxis seek fare increase, propose up to $3 per kilometre
The Nadi International Airport Taxi Association is calling for an increase in taxi fares, with one of its proposed options seeking
Plastic waste found at every coastal stop during Paddle of Hope – Rev Bhagwan
Plastic waste has been found at every coastal location visited by the Paddle of Hope team during its journey around Viti Levu, pro
Concerns raised over sterile water shortage, Minister urges use of alternatives
Serious concerns have been raised about the shortage of sterile water in some public hospitals and health centres and Minister for
Emergency water supplied to support 222 families on Vatulele
Emergency water supplies have been deployed to Vatulele Island to support 981 people across 222 families in Ekubu, Taunovo, Lomani
Rabuka says regional partners can assist Fiji in fight against drug trafficking
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Man injured after falling through covered manhole in Suva
A man fell knee-deep into a manhole along Nina Street in Suva earlier this week after stepping on a cover that appeared to be secu
Kioa Island resident voices concerns over El Nino and coastal erosion
A Kioa Island resident has raised concerns over coastal erosion, saltwater intrusion, food security and water shortages as El Nino
Year 13 students concerned as TSLS confirms no Pilot Training intake for 2027
There will be no Pilot Training intake under the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service (TSLS) 2027 cycle, a decision that has ra
Seaqaqa farmer fears cattle losses as dry conditions worsen
A Seaqaqa farmer fears cattle could begin dying if dry conditions continue for another month, as pasture dries up and water levels
Dry weather forces overnight water restrictions in parts of Lautoka
Families in parts of Lautoka may experience low water pressure or temporary water cuts overnight as prolonged dry weather continue