Brazil becomes second country to pass 50,000 deaths
Brazil has become the second country, after the US, to register more than 50,000 deaths from COVID-19. It comes amid growing po
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Ministry to purchase seedlings from Wasavulu Village Women’s Group community-based nursery
Good news for the Wasavulu Village Women’s Group in Labasa as the Ministry for Forestry will be purchasing seedlings from their co
11 arrested for breach of curfew
Eleven arrests were made for breach of curfew last night. Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says the Western Division recorde
Bus driver and checker arrested after allegedly being found with meth
A bus driver and a checker have been released on bail after they appeared in the Nasinu Magistrates Court for allegedly being foun
Vunayasi Bridge in Nadi will be temporarily closed for urgent repairs from 10pm Saturday
The Fiji Roads Authority says the Vunayasi Bridge in Nadi will be temporarily closed for urgent repairs from 10pm Saturday 27th Ju
It is a delight to be back at work – Ahluwalia
University of the South Pacific’s Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia says after what has been a disruptive two
Fiji has the capability to manufacture hygiene products locally - Waqainabete
Minister of Health Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete has commended local companies for coming up with innovative ways to help the Minist
Bushells Fiji’s Biggest Morning Tea and Virtual Tea Packs Launched
The Fiji Cancer Society in partnership with Motibhai Group has today launched Bushell’s Fiji’s Biggest Morning Tea and also a new
LTA to continue to limit 20 people at a time in their offices
The Land Transport Authority will continue to limit 20 people at a time at their offices. CEO, Samuel Simpson says all precauti
There will be no competitive sports, extracurricular activities in schools this year which includes assemblies
There will be no organised or competitive sports, extracurricular activities, school assemblies, concerts, excursions and prize-gi
The FJ$12 beer will stay if the current taxes totaling 25% remains - Lockington
The CEO of the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association, Fantasha Lockington says some hotel and resort businesses are selling a bottle
Fijians tricked through social media to pay customs clearance fees for goods
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is advising members of the public to be wary of fake Facebook and WhatsApp requests demanding