NZ marks controversial Captain cook landing
New Zealand is marking a divisive anniversary - 250 years since the British explorer Captain James Cook set foot in the country.
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Ministry of Education advises parents and guardians to watch the weather forecast closely
The Ministry of Education is advising parents and guardians to watch the weather forecast closely over the next few days due to th
Boulders dislodged along Edinburgh Drive caused by heavy rain, Central Division situation report
Heavy rain has dislodged boulders at Edinburgh Drive in Suva. The Fiji Roads Authority says motorists are advised to be vigilan
Schools were always allowed to fundraise after Ministry approval - Rosy Akbar
Minister for Education, Rosy Akbar confirms that schools were always allowed to conduct one fundraising event a year and they are
Hundreds of Extinction Rebellion activists arrested as protests take place across the globe
Hundreds of Extinction Rebellion activists have been arrested as protests take place across the globe. They want governments to
Heavy rain causes flooding in Narere Riverside area
Heavy rain has caused flooding in the Narere Riverside area. A resident, Habid Ali confirms flood waters had risen to about 5 f
Officers sent to assist those in need of evacuation from flash flooded areas in Central Division
The Police Special Response Unit has evacuated five families from their houses at Veiraisi Settlement near Qarase Road in Nadera.
Fiji ranked 10th highest disaster-prone country in the world according to World Risk Report 2018
Fiji is ranked as the 10th highest disaster-prone country in the world according to the World Risk Report 2018, and this is mostly
Heavy rain warning remains in force for most parts of Fiji
A heavy rain warning remains in force for the Eastern half and interior of Viti Levu, Vanua Levu, Kadavu and nearby smaller island
2019 Fiji Day celebrations to be held in 4 centres throughout the country
The 2019 Fiji Day Celebrations will be held throughout the country with the main celebration being held at Albert Park in Suva.
People of Namosi can now look forward to the opening of a new Secondary School
The people of Namosi can now look forward to the opening of a new Secondary School which will be built in Lobau Village. While
Persistent rainfall resulting in increase in number of potholes
Persistent rainfall has resulted in an increase in the number of potholes in some places around the country, particularly in the C