Ministry working on fixing electrical and sewerage issues at Navua Hospital – Dr. Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong confirmed that the Ministry is working on fixing electrical issues at the Navua
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Man dies after his vehicle crashes into a cane harvester
A 41-year-old man has died after the vehicle he was driving crashed into a cane harvester in the opposite lane along the Queens Hi
31-year-old woman charged for stabbing her de facto partner in Naviago, Lautoka
A 31-year-old woman who allegedly stabbed her de facto partner in their home in Naviago, Lautoka on Sunday morning has been charge
Increase in Nurses pay effective from 24th August – Dr. Fong
Good news for nurses as the increase in their pay will be effective from the 24th of this month. Permanent Secretary for Health
Fiji and New Zealand re-establishes strong links as two new supreme court judges are sworn in at the State House
In the bid to re-establish and build stronger links between the Fiji and New Zealand governments and further strengthen Fiji's jud
Busfare to go up by 10% from today
You will have to fork out more money for busfare from today as the 10% subsidy on bus fares comes to an end. This means you wil
Fuel prices to go up today while gas prices will decrease
Get ready to dig deeper into your pockets from tomorrow as fuel prices are going up however, gas prices are decreasing. Fijian
Over 50 Motibhai staff help clean Wailoaloa Beach
Motibhai has reaffirmed its commitment to Corporate social responsibility by organizing a clean up campaign with 50 of their staff
Tourism earning between April and December 2022 at $2.09b – Visitor Survey
The tourism industry surpassed expectations earning $2.09 billion between April and December 2022 with majority of the 587,406 hol
M-PAiSA app receives necessary security update after increased incidents of scamming - Prasad
There has been a security upgrade to the M-PAiSA app to protect M-PAiSA users’ funds and prevent fraudulent access to their accoun
Sasawira and Waidamudamu residents conduct clean-up campaign
Residents from 10 miles, Sasawira and Waidamudamu, conducted a clean-up campaign to bring positive changes in their environment.
80% of deaths caused by a NCD and these numbers are growing - Rayalu
Around 80 percent of deaths in Fiji are caused by a non-communicable disease and these numbers are growing. This has been highl