TC Rae moves away, but heavy rain expected from indirect effects of TC Seru
As Tropical Cyclone Rae is on its way out of the country, people should continue to brace for more rain as a trough of low pressur
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Court allows Sanjay Kaba to travel
Managing Director of Houng Lee Kaba Jacob Limited and former Director of Telecom Fiji Limited, Sanjay Kaba has pleaded not guilty
RFNS Timo commissioned
To strengthen Fiji's maritime capabilities, Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Minister for Defence, Professor Biman Prasad has comm
Thousands of people without water again due to turbidity levels
Thousands of people are without water in the Central Division as the heavy rain during Tropical Cyclone Rae has led to an increase
Namuka-i-Lau residents seek urgent Govt aid after TC Rae destruction
People in Namuka-i-Lau in Lau are seeking the Government's assistance after 15 of their homes and farms suffered extensive damage
Sanjay Kaba's bail variation matter stood down to this afternoon
Managing Director of Houng Lee Kaba Jacob Limited and former Director of Telecom Fiji Limited, Sanjay Kaba who is charged with one
Police officer charged with assault to appear in court today
A Police officer who allegedly assaulted a 32-year-old man in Navua earlier this month will appear in the Navua Magistrates Court
Meth, marijuana, syringes and other contraband found at Suva Remand Centre
The Fiji Corrections Service has seized contraband including methamphetamine, marijuana, suki, gas lighters, mobile phones, smokin
EIA conducted before court approved 4.15 tonne meth destruction – SSP Vusonilawe
Director of Operations Senior Superintendent of Police Kasiano Vusonilawe says before the Court issued the notice for destruction
Cicia villagers struggle after Cyclone Rae devastates plantations
Villagers in Cicia, Lau, are worried about how they will survive after the destruction caused by Tropical Cyclone Rae, which has s
Flood waters recede in Labasa
Flood waters at Nakama Village in Labasa and other nearby areas have finally receded after the heavy downpour yesterday. Ridome
Seaqaqa residents affected as several key crossings remain under water
Floodwaters continue to block key crossings in Seaqaqa, with Colo Bridge, Lalakoro Crossing and Batiri Jalav Road still under wate