Police confirms that part of Rakiraki town is still flooded
Rakiraki police confirm part of Rakiraki town is still flooded. Roads in Rakiraki that are still flooded include Naqoro flats R
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NFP Leader told to withdraw his comments
National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad was told to withdraw his comments after he made some allegations against t
Casual worker appears in court
A 24-year-old casual worker of Kalekana settlement appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court this afternoon charged with aggravated b
Tropical Disturbance results in flooding in some places
A flood warning remains in force for the low?lying areas and areas adjacent to Rakiraki Town and downstream of Rakiraki Station an
19 property fires recorded by NFA this year
19 property fires have been recorded by the National Fire Authority this year. This was revealed today by NFA Chairman Francis
SPCA cautions dog owners
SPCA has confirmed that it has noted a large number of dogs affected by a very serious and deadly disease known as canine parvovir
Kings Road closed at Rakiraki Bridge due to flooding
The Fiji Roads Authority has confirmed that Kings Road is closed at Rakiraki Bridge due to flooding. However the Provincial Adm
Levuka man found guilty of rape
High Court Judge Justice Thushara Rajasinghe has found a 42-year-old man of Levuka guilty of eight counts of rape. The man will
Special cane payments are not part of the scheduled cane payments - PM
Prime Minister and Minister for Sugar Industry Voreqe Bainimarama says that special cane payments are not part of the scheduled ca
PM disappointed with Kepa for not attending any Constitutional Offices Commission meetings
Prime Minister and Chairman of the Constitutional Offices Commission Voreqe Bainimarama says he is disappointed with the Leader of
11 roads now closed in Rakiraki due to rising flood waters
11 roads are now closed in Rakiraki due to rising flood waters. These include Nailuva Road, Katudrau, Waimari, Narara, Lau, Nau
5 men charged for separate aggravated robbery cases
Five men have been charged for separate aggravated robbery cases within the Southern Division, with more than $10,000 worth of sto