Up to 10,000 Japanese fans will be permitted at Olympic venues
Up to 10,000 Japanese fans will be permitted at Tokyo 2020 Olympic venues. BBC News reports overseas spectators are already ban
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Qauia Settlement on lockdown from 4am today to 4am Thursday
Qauia Settlement in Lami will be on a 48-hour lockdown until 4am Thursday 24th June 2021. The Ministry of Health says the aim o
126 new COVID-19 cases - Ministry working to establish additional isolation facilities in the Lami area
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong has announced 126 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hour period ending at 8am yesterd
Brawl in Jittu Estate started from a drinking party - Police
Police have confirmed that the brawl that happened at Jittu Estate on Sunday allegedly started from a social gathering of youths w
Ba man did not die as a result of alleged beating by officers – Tudravu
Police say a social media post claiming a 21-year old man died after he was assaulted by police officers is another attempt to dis
Medical personnel from Australia and NZ to arrive tonight
The medical assistance team comprising of personnel from Australia and New Zealand will arrive into Fiji tonight. Health Minist
Challenges lead to payment delays – FNPF
FNPF members who missed the first round of the Lockdown Round 2 payment last week, will receive their funds tomorrow. Acting Ch
NZ government announces additional NZ$10 million support for Fiji
New Zealand is now providing additional support to Fiji to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak on vulnerable households.
Second dose of COVID-19 vaccination campaign starts in Labasa
The Ministry of Health is now administering the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in Labasa. The target group in this phase o
Minister for Economy to deliver National Budget on July 16th
The 2021/2022 National Budget will be delivered by Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum on Friday 16th July. The Fijian Go
Taxis only allowed to carry 2 passengers while minibuses are only allowed to carry 8 passengers – LTA
Taxis are only allowed to carry two passengers in the back seat while minibuses are only permitted to carry eight passengers with
Worthy Works Fiji assists more than 120 needy families in Navua and Wainadoi
A non-profit charitable organization Worthy Works Fiji has so far assisted more than 120 needy families in the Navua and Wainadoi