Fiji Airways signs US$65 million Liquidity Support Loan Facility with ADB
Fiji Airways today signed a US$65 million Liquidity Support Loan Facility with the Asian Development Bank. The Support Facility
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Fiji Airways application to strike out the former flight attendants' grievances dismissed
Legal Tribunal, Aleem Shah has dismissed Fiji Airways application to strike out former Fiji Airways flight attendants’ grievances
A contractor doing road works in one area could leave a nearby road with potholes as they have a plan - FRA
Fiji Roads Authority’s Acting CEO, Kamal Prasad says a contractor doing road works in one area could leave a nearby road with poth
Six records broken so far at Triple N Zone
Six records have been broken so far in the Triple N Zone Athletics meet underway at the ANZ National Stadium. Three of those re
We are guided by science and WHO has certified AstraZeneca as a safe vaccine for COVID – Dr Waqainabete
Health Minister, Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete says Fiji is using COVID-19 vaccine, Oxford AstraZeneca as it is certified by the Wor
Consumer Council pleads for collective actions to tackle plastic pollution
The Consumer Council of Fiji is calling on people and businesses to join hands in order to combat the problem of plastics which is
3 schools in Kadavu to have new classrooms through $2.95m assistance provided by Government of Japan
Students of three schools in Kadavu will start the next school year in new classrooms through the $2.95 million assistance provide
Childcare responsibilities affect parents contribution towards the labour workforce - Vuniwaqa
The lack of good quality and affordable childcare services in the country are responsible for parents inability to contribute effe
15 students questioned for allegedly beating junior students with a stick
15 students of a school in Tailevu have been questioned and released for their alleged involvement in an assault case involving 14
Police exhume body of a 7-yr-old girl after she was buried without a death certificate issued by health authorities
Police exhumed the body of a 7-year-old girl in Tavua yesterday after she was buried without a death certificate issued by the Min
Oxford-AstraZeneca: EU regulator says 'no indication' vaccine linked to blood clots
The EU's medicines regulator says there is no indication that the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine is linked to an increased ri
Lanes on Nokonoko Road to be temporarily narrowed to ascertain the mode of seal and pavement failure
The lanes on Nokonoko Road will be temporarily narrowed and 4-speed humps will be in place from today till the 22nd of this month.