Investigation now underway after outlet found selling drink claiming to be the arch enemy of COVID-19
There is no herbal drink that can stop COVID-19.
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IOC to make decision on Tokyo 2020 Olympic game 4 weeks time
The International Olympic Committee is considering a postponement of Tokyo 2020, and has given itself a deadline of four weeks to
Singapore reports 1st two coronavirus deaths
Two people have died of the coronavirus in Singapore. It is the first confirmed fatalities in the Southeast Asian nation. They
COVID-19: Australia closes down all non-essential services
Australia is shutting down non-essential services as coronavirus cases rise rapidly in the country. Pubs, clubs, gyms, cinemas,
FCCC limit sale of essential items to two per customer
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has limited the sale of essential items, like biscuits and canned goods, to two per
Tell the truth to authorities - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says it is vital – and he cannot stress this enough – that everyone in Fiji tells the truth to a
Satellite hospitals to be set up in Sigatoka and Rakiraki today
Health Minister Dr. Ifereimi Waqainabete says they are looking at setting up satellite hospitals in Sigatoka and Rakiraki from tod
Power supply restored in Central Division while parts of Western Division still without power supply
Power supply has been restored in the Central Division. Energy Fiji Limited says they are now working to restore power in the W
COVID-19: Guam confirms Pacific's first death
Guam's government says a 68-year-old woman died of COVID-19 early this morning, the first coronavirus-related death in the Pacific
National Term 1 school holidays to begin tomorrow
The National Term 1 school holidays will begin tomorrow and last until 3rd April 2020, however, the Education Minister has also st
Viti Levu affected by an unplanned power outage
The whole of Viti Levu is currently affected by an unplanned power outage. This is the second straight day when an unplanned po
Australian PM warns of lockdowns to tackle COVID-19
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison warns the country could see lockdowns in a bid to curb coronavirus. The potential meas