NZ-Cook Islands travel bubble in May
New Zealand expects to open a two-way travel bubble with the Cook Islands in May and is planning a vaccination campaign there.
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People can expect an exciting shopping experience at the Fiji Easter Fun Fair
People can expect a wide variety of products and services they can choose from at the Fiji Easter Fun Fair at the Subrails Nokonok
Prasad appears in Christchurch High Court for allegedly killing ex-wife’s partner
A man who allegedly assaulted his ex-wife’s partner to death at a block of flats in Christchurch has been named. Niraj Nilesh P
Japan Bank for International Cooperation & Sevens Pacific Pte Limited to acquire 44% of shares in EFL
Japan Bank for International Cooperation as well as Sevens Pacific Pte Limited owned by Chugoku Electric Power Company will acquir
Akbar wants students to behave when travelling during sporting activities
The Ministry of Education is urging students to behave appropriately when travelling in public transport during sporting activitie
Japan funds purchase of digital emissions testers for LTA
The Land Transport Authority of Fiji has signed a grant agreement with the Government of Japan to fund the acquisition of digital
Current stock availability of medicines is 88% - Dr Waqainabete
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad today questioned the government why basic medication is not available at a
1 active COVID-19 at the border quarantine facility
1 active COVID-19 case remains admitted at the Lautoka Hospital isolation unit while 936 people who recently arrived from overseas
Govt will continue with the curfew as the COVID-19 risk still exists at our borders
The government will continue with the COVID-19 protection measure of having curfew hours from 11pm to 4am after balancing human ri
All Hindu schools will be closed on Monday
All Hindu schools will be closed on Monday and those students who attend other schools can speak to the heads of schools if they w
2,500 farmers expected to benefit from round 1 of “Cash for Cultivation” programme
2,500 farming families are expected to benefit from round one of the Agriculture Ministry’s “Cash for Cultivation” programme. M
It does not mean what was done after TC Winston will continue for other disasters – Seruiratu
“I do apologise for this but the answer is I do not know.” Minister for National Disaster Management, Inia Seruiratu made this