PM confirms Fiji now has only 4 active COVID-19 cases
More good news today as Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has confirmed that Fiji now has only 4 active COVID-19 cases. Bainim
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Civil servants engage in cleanup campaigns in the Western Division
Civil servants in the Western division have been doing cleanup campaigns. Officers from all government agencies have been out a
Police investigate alleged murder of a woman who was allegedly stabbed by her husband
Police are investigating an alleged murder case in Naqara Village, Waima, Naitasiri which happened yesterday afternoon. Police
Kim Jong-un reportedly appears in public for the first time in 20 days
North Korean state media says Kim Jong-un has appeared in public for the first time in 20 days. KCNA news agency reports that t
59 arrested over the last 24 hours for alleged COVID-19 breaches including 10 people who were playing touch rugby
59 people were arrested over the last 24 hours for alleged COVID-19 breaches. Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho says 42 of th
10 arrested for playing touch-rugby in Nakaulevu, Navua
10 people were arrested yesterday for allegedly breaching COVID-19 restrictions as they were found to be playing touch rugby in Na
More humanitarian supplies arrive from Australia
More humanitarian supplies have arrived from Australia as another Royal Australian Air Force aircraft landed in Nausori yesterday.
NZ govt announces NZD$20M COVID-19 fund for its tertiary students to access devices and internet
Tertiary students in New Zealand are set for assistance from the Government in continuing their studies that have been disrupted b
Police investigating the alleged rape of a 2-year-old in Rakiraki
Rakiraki Police are investigating an alleged case of rape whereby the victim is a 2 year old child. Police say the alleged inci
Elon Musk knocks US$14bn off Tesla market value
Tesla's founder Elon Musk wiped US$14bn off its value after tweeting its share price was too high in his opinion. The tweet als
Northern Civil Servants take time out to clean up their area of operation
Civil Servants in the Northern Division took time out yesterday to clean up their area of operation. The cleanup was focused on
20 traders charged by FCCC for various breaches
20 traders have been charged by the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission for various breaches of the FCCC Act 2010. CEO,