Heavy police presence on the roads in the Suva lockdown area
There is heavy police presence on the roads in the Suva lockdown area. Police are patrolling in many residential and city areas with no one else seen walking around.
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Additional 10,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine arrives from Australia
An additional 10,000 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine have arrived from Australia. Australia's High Commissioner to Fiji, John Feakes says they are pleased to announce
1 new case of COVID-19 confirmed
Fiji has confirmed one new case of COVID-19. The Permanent Secretary for Health Dr James Fong says this new case is a household member of the Lakena cases reported ear
More people lining up outside Vodafone and Digicel outlets today compared to supermarkets in Suva and Nasinu
More people are seen lining up outside the Vodafone and Digicel outlets today compared to the lines outside major supermarkets in Suva and Nasinu. These people are try
More people lining up outside Vodafone and Digicel outlets today compared to supermarkets in Suva and Nasinu
More people are seen lining up outside the Vodafone and Digicel outlets today compared to the lines outside major supermarkets in Suva and Nasinu. These people are try
Dave Lavaki spends time with his family doing exercises, gardening and zumba during the containment period
As the Suva-Nausori lockdown is set to begin at 11pm tonight, many families have been planning on how they will be spending their time at home and what activities they wi
Bainimarama says the sacrifices of girmitiyas have paid forward through their descendants, who have made huge contributions to all facets of Fijian life
Today marks 142 years since the first girmitiyas arrived on Fiji's shores. Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says we contend with a new and difficult chapter of the C
Extra Supermarket in Flagstaff is open
Extra Supermarket in Flagstaff is now open with people lining up outside from midday today to do last minute shopping. An Extra Supermarket employee from Makoi tested
34 years on today, Professor Tupeni Baba speaks about the May 14th 1987 coup led by Rabuka
At 10am, May 14th, 1987, the first coup was staged in Fiji led by the third-ranked military officer in the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Sitiveni Rabuka. This chan
People rush to supermarkets and Vodafone outlets in Suva to do last minute shopping
With less than 12 hours to go for the lockdown to begin in Suva and Nausori, people are still seen rushing to supermarkets to do some last-minute shopping and police wer
Already long lines outside supermarkets this morning
There are already long lines of people this morning outside major supermarkets in Suva, Nasinu and Nausori as preparations continue for a lockdown of Suva and Nausori fro
The secrets behind Princess Diana’s predominantly pink wardrobe
Arriving in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, during the Royal Tour of the Gulf in March 1989, wearing a dress by Catherine Walker. Consider the mood-lifting powers of pink
COVID-19 vaccination drive in parts of Macuata and Bua today
The Health Ministry's COVID-19 vaccination drive starts today in parts of Macuata and Bua. You can get vaccinated at St Mary's Primary School in Labasa, the Agricultur
Fiji has recorded its 4th death from COVID-19
Fiji has recorded it’s fourth COVID-19 death. Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says a woman from the recent Makoi cluster who tested positive f
Mataele returns while Reece drops to the bench
Manasa Mataele returns to the Crusaders line-up when they face their old rivals the Brumbies in the Super Rugby Trans-Tasman. He will be joined in the starting line up
People are still lining up outside some of the major supermarkets in Suva and Nasinu
People are still lining up outside some of the major supermarkets in Suva and Nasinu today. Some people have contacted us and have sent us photos of them lining outsid
9 new COVID cases, tracing and testing continues in relation to the contacts of the Extra Supermarket employees
9 new COVID-19 cases have been announced by the Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong, and more COVID guidelines have been announced to ensure that the Health
FRIEND Fiji calling on govt to assist families in isolation
Almost 500 families in Lautoka and Nadi who are in isolation at the moment and cannot access food have been assisted with ration packs by FRIEND Fiji so far and calls are
People still standing in long lines outside major supermarkets in Nasinu
People are still lining up outside the major supermarkets in Nasinu however there were no long lines outside supermarkets in Suva today. Fijivillage visited the Rajend
Spare a thought for our hardworking and committed nurses on International Nurses Day
Please spare a thought for our hardworking frontliners who leave their families during these trying times to provide the much needed medical services in the country.
Indian doctors warn against cow dung as COVID cure
Doctors in India are warning against the practice of using cow dung in the belief it will ward off COVID-19, saying there is no scientific evidence for its effectiveness