58 new COVID-19 cases in NZ
There are 58 new coronavirus cases in New Zealand, bringing the national total to 647. The new cases are made up of 48 confirme
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Hairdresser in custody after seizure of meth following a raid at his property
A 45-year-old hairdresser of Nausori is in police custody following a raid at his property which resulted in the seizure of white
People should not be lining up outside the FNPF Offices if they require the COVID-19 Assistance
People should not be lining up outside the Fiji National Provident Fund Offices if they require the COVID-19 Assistance. This h
Police operations boosted with body cameras
Police Commissioner, Sitiveni Qiliho says COVID-19 Police operations are being boosted with body cameras which are currently being
The village of Lutu-Wainibuka in the province of Naitasiri now banning non-essential travel
The village of Lutu-Wainibuka in the province of Naitasiri is now banning non-essential travel joining several other villages thro
Millions of Australians to get $750 AUD as part of the promised COVID-19 stimulus package
An extra 750 Australian dollars will hit the bank accounts of millions of Australians from today as the government starts paying o
FNU extends mid-semester break till 13th April
The Fiji National University has extended its mid-semester break for all students till 13th April while the University of the Sout
COVID-19 Pandemic will leave deep, deep scars - UNDP
The United Nations Development Programme says income losses are expected to exceed $220 billion in developing countries and nearly
Fiji Airways exploring possibilities of evacuation flights between Nadi and Los Angeles to assist with repatriation of citizens and residents
Fiji Airways says it is exploring the possibility of evacuation flights between Nadi and Los Angeles this week or early next week
Air New Zealand is "planning to be a domestic airline with limited international services"
Air New Zealand has started the "painful process" of slashing its workforce with overseas staff first to face losing their jobs.Th
FCCC closely monitoring wholesalers and pharmacies to ensure adequate supply of medicines
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission is closely monitoring the situation with wholesalers and pharmacies to ensure there
68 people arrested for breaching 10pm-5am curfew
Sixty eight people were arrested last night for breaching the curfew hours from 10pm to 5am daily. 37 people were arrested in t