Floodwaters recede in Western Division
Floodwaters in the Western Division, including Nadi and Rakiraki have receded, however, evacuation centres remain open. Restrictions on movement in Nadi Town has also
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Floodwaters rise in Rakiraki
Parts of Rakiraki Town is now flooded due to heavy rainfall experienced this afternoon. Rakiraki Provincial Administrator and Government Ministries are working togethe
Floodwaters recede in Nadi Town but have caused damage to some shops
Floodwaters in Nadi Town have receded, but have caused damage to some shops. Nadi businessman Mohammed Khan says there was about three feet of water on the town's main
Movements in Nadi Town still restricted despite receding water levels
Movement in Nadi Town is still restricted for the security of the businesses despite receding flood waters. Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations, Livai Driu, ha
Rabuka calls for truth,reconciliation and unity this festive season
Love and reconciliation are at the heart of today’s purpose as we celebrate Christmas and the good news of the birth of Jesus Christ. Prime Minister Sitiveni Ra
Evacuate during daylight if required - NDRMO
The National Disaster Risk Management Office is urging people to evacuate during daylight if required as Heavy Rain Warning is issued for the whole of Fiji Group. The
More than 200 people sheltering at Andrews Primary School Nadi, Evacuation Centre
More than 200 people have taken refuge at Andrews Primary School in Nadi which has been opened as an evacuation centre as floodwaters have entered their homes. Andrews
Nadi Town is flooded and closed to all traffic - FRA
Nadi Town is currently flooded and closed to all traffic including the Nadi Bus Stand. The Fiji Roads Authority says Nadi Back Road at Ratu Naevo Junction and Masi Roa
Flood Warning for Ba, Tavua and Rakiraki
A Flood Warning remains in force for flood prone areas adjacent to and downstream of Ba, Nasivi (Tavua) and Nakauvadra (Rakiraki) Rivers while a Flood Alert is in force f
Tabuya aware of private video circulating, says this is a serious invasion of privacy
Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya says she is aware of a private video that has been circulated on various platforms involving her, stating
President calls for unity and compassion this Christmas
Our shared traditions bind us together as one people, one nation and so, this Christmas, let us recommit ourselves to building a Fiji where no one is left behind, where e
PM writes to Tabuya on her nude video circulating on social media
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says he has written to Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya to provide an explanation after the circulation of
Flood waters rising in Ba Town
Flood waters are rising in and around the Ba area including the town area. The Ba Town Council says with rising waters and heavy rain affecting the town, for people to
86% pass rate recorded for Year 13 exam compared to 91% last year
An 86 percent pass rate has been recorded after the Fiji Year 13 Exam results were released today compared to 91 percent in 2023. 8,603 students sat for the Year 13 ex
Fijians to expect wet weather until Saturday
Fijians should prepare for a very rainy Christmas as the Nadi Weather Office says the rainy conditions will continue until Saturday. They say the weather is expected t
Two of the suspects who broke into Kuki’s vehicle in Toorak yesterday evening now in custody
Two of the suspects who broke into the vehicle in Toorak yesterday evening is now in custody while Police are hunting for one other suspect. Businessman and musician,
Fiji Year 13 External Exam results out today
The Fiji Year 13 External Exam results will be released today. Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro says 8,603 students sat for the Year 13 Exam. Radrodro says th
40 state of the art cameras to be installed around Suva by SCC - Boseiwaqa
40 state of the art cameras that capture images and help Police with cases of wanted people will be installed in Suva City in a bid to improve the safety and well-being o
Tiger restaurant staff paid just in time for Christmas after strike
A big relief came for 80 employees of Tiger restaurant in Ba, Tavua and two Lautoka outlets as they have finally received their overdue wages after days of strike. The
Nestlé Fiji donates $100,000 for Vanuatu earthquake relief
Nestlé Fiji has donated $100,000 to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to assist the people of Vanuatu in the aftermath of the 7.3 an
Valelevu Health Centre staff surprised by choir’s Christmas gesture
Staff Nurse at Valelevu Health Centre, Laisiasa Tarogi, felt emotional hearing the Christmas carols, knowing that he and many other healthcare workers across the country