Father & daughter confirmed as 2 new community cases in NZ
A father and his young daughter have been confirmed as the latest two COVID-19 community cases in New Zealand. New Zealand's Mi
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Fiji Water donates towards TC Yasa rehab efforts
More help has come through for people affected by Cyclone Yasa as the Fiji Water Foundation has donated $125,575.55 towards the Pr
3 evacuation centres open in the Northern Division
3 evacuation centres are open in the Northern Division. National Disaster Management Office Director, Vasiti Soko says one evac
Expect water disruptions due to heavy rain- WAF
Please store water and take necessary precautions as you can expect water disruptions due to heavy rain. The Water Authority of
Flooding in Rakiraki and Tavua Town
Parts of Rakiraki and Tavua Town are still flooded this morning. Police are closing monitoring the situation in these two areas
Year 13 exam results out today
The Year 13 provisional exam results are being released today and if you are one of those students, you can get your result on www
Ba Town flooded
There is flooding in Ba Town due to continuous heavy rain overnight. It started flooding there at around 3 this morning. A r
Tropical Cyclone Alert for the Fiji group
A Tropical Cyclone Alert is now in force for Fiji and you should expect heavy rain, strong winds, flooding and potential storm sur
All schools closed
All schools are closed today but teachers should report to work and prepare their classrooms in case of any flooding. The Educa
Spinal Injuries Association of Fiji receives mobility aid equipment from the UK
The Spinal Injuries Association of Fiji has received mobility aid equipment from the United Kingdom. The donation was made poss
Courts contributes $250,000 to assist in TC Yasa rehab effort
More help has come through for people affected by Cyclone Yasa as Courts and Vision Investments Limited made a contribution of $25
Yasawa starts to experience heavy rain and strong winds
Yasawa villagers are starting to experience heavy rain and strong winds. Naviti Village Church Steward, Lakai Lesulala says the