More than 100 Fiji Red Cross volunteers part of national vaccination effort
As the country continues to battle with the daily surge in COVID-19 cases, Fiji Red Cross remains at the frontline assisting the M
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Two taxi drivers in custody for allegedly lying about aggravated robberies
Two taxi drivers who claimed they were victims of separate aggravated robberies in Lautoka are being investigated by Lautoka Polic
People fined for failing to stand 2 metres away from another person in a queue
310 people were issued a Public Health Infringement Notice from the 8th to 13th of this month for breaching COVID-19 related restr
Haiti struck by deadly 7.2-magnitude earthquake
A powerful earthquake has struck the Caribbean nation of Haiti, killing at least 227 people. The 7.2-magnitude quake hit the we
It is important the members of the public throughout Vanua Levu listen to advice and continue to practice COVID-19 safety measures - Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says people in the North are reminded that although the COVID-19 case was identi
1 new COVID-19 case from Nabouwalu Wharf in the Northern Division , 314 new cases in total while 8 new COVID deaths
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong has confirmed one new COVID-19 cases in the Northern Division, 314 new cases in
Fiji’s optimism to open the borders before the end of the year comes from the vaccination rate – Hill
Tourism Fiji CEO Brent Hill says Fiji’s optimism to open the borders before the end of the year comes from our vaccination rate.
Two more COVID-19 relief measures to open on Monday for FNPF members
Two more COVID-19 relief measures will open on Monday for members of the Fiji National Provident Fund. They are for members who
A dividend of $13.6m paid out by Fiji Ports Corporation Limited to shareholders
A dividend of $13.6 million has been paid out to the shareholders of Fiji Ports Corporation Limited with close to $5.6 million goi
$500,000 set aside for Idle Land Development programme - Reddy
$500,000 is being set aside by the Ministry of Agriculture in their budget in this financial year to help develop idle land. Th
NFP raises concerns after a motion on COVID-19 response inquiry gets rejected by the Parliamentary Business Committee
The National Federation Party says the rejection of a motion on COVID-19 response inquiry is a mockery of parliamentary democracy.
Climate change: July world's hottest month ever - US agency
July was the world's hottest month ever recorded. That's according to the US federal scientific and regulatory agency. The d