Man arrested during curfew hours for looking for a place to buy cigarettes in Nabua
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Police search for stolen vehicle
Police are searching for a Toyota Succeed registration no. HS 080 that was stolen from Rifle Range in Nabua yesterday afternoon.
Trough of low pressure expected to affect the country from later today
A heavy rain alert is in force for the Western half of Viti Levu which includes areas from Sigatoka to Rakiraki and is also in for
Search for the two people missing at sea to resume this morning
The search for the two people missing at sea will resume this morning as it was called off last night due to bad weather. Polic
I will not allow hard-working Fijians to live the way we lived centuries ago – PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says he will not allow hard-working Fijians to live the way we lived centuries ago when we have
Entry of Digicel came about as govt in 2007 had a philosophy of liberalizing the economy- AG
Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says the entry of Digicel into the Fijian economy came about because government in 2007 h
Two ambitious women receive a portion of Digicel Fiji's All In for Fiji initiative
Two ambitious women today received a portion of Digicel Fiji's All In for Fiji initiative which will see a total of $50,000 handed
Dignity, care and respect for our senior citizens to be maintained - Bhatnagar
Every Fijian should show love, dignity, care and respect to all our elders in Fiji and around the world in whatever way we can.
Search continues for two people missing at sea with negative results
The search for the two people who are missing at sea continues with negative results. Police from the Sigatoka Police Station,
Market master at Labasa Town Council removed – Kumar
Minister for Local Government, Premila Kumar confirms the market master at Labasa Town Council has been removed and they had a sim
LTA stresses the taxi app will not take 20% from drivers’ income however Fiji Taxi Association still concerned that they would have to pay 20%
The Land Transport Authority has highlighted that the proposed taxi booking app, Vodo will not take 20 percent of earnings from dr
Kiwis to be welcomed into NSW and South Australia as part of travel bubble
NSW and South Australia are set to be the first states to welcome New Zealand tourists as part of a travel bubble. Australian P