Queens and Kings Highways open
The Fiji Roads Authority has confirmed Queens and Kings Highways are open. However, several roads have lane restrictions around Viti Levu due to fallen trees and debr
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Family escapes unharmed after a tree fell on their home earlier today
Vunivau, Labasa resident Roshni Lata is counting her lucky stars after she and her husband escaped injuries when a large tree fell on the roof of her home earlier today.
Certain parts of Kings Highway and Princes Road closed due to flooding and landslide
Certain parts of Kings Highway and Princes Road have been closed due to flooding and landslides. There is a tree that fell along Brown Street in Suva and it has been c
Bus services suspended in Viti Levu
Bus services in Viti Levu has been suspended due to heavy rain and strong winds brought in by Category 4 Tropical Cyclone Harold. This has been confirmed by Fiji Bus O
8 people that were arrested for allegedly drinking yaqona in a grog shop make court appearance this afternoon
The 8 people who were arrested for allegedly drinking yaqona in a grog shop in Nabua appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court this afternoon. 67-year-old Shafiq Ali, 64-
24-year-old who is charged with incitement to violence and disobedience of law granted bail
24 year old Josaia Bulivono Naitukunivalu who is charged with incitement to violence and disobedience of law has been granted bail by the Suva Magistrates Court. It is
Do not participate in grog sessions with friends - Dr. Waqainabete
Minister for Health Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete is urging Fijians not to participate in any social events, even something as intimate as a grog session with friends.
Thousands living in Nadawa facing issues with water supply
Thousands of residents in Nadawa have been facing issues with water supply since Saturday however,the Water Authority of Fiji has not given a time frame as to when supply
Festival of Ram Naumi cancelled for the first time in Fiji due to COVID-19
Hindu’s for many years have been celebrating the festival of Ram Naumi together in their communities but for the first time, Fijians are not celebrating the 9 days
Tabuya and Leli Darling still being questioned by police
SODELPA MP Lynda Tabuya and Nadi based Doctor Isireli Biumaitotoya who is also known as Leli Darling are still being questioned by police. They were taken in for ques
No new cases of COVID-19 - Waqainabete
Minister for Health Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete has confirmed that there are no new cases of COVID-19. He says there are 5 confirmed cases. The Minister has also co
Lynda Tabuya taken in for questioning in relation to social media post
SODELPA MP Lynda Tabuya is currently being questioned by Police. This is in relation to a online post about COVID-19. This has been confirmed by the Police Commissi
Nadi based Doctor taken in for questioning in regards to social media posts linked to COVID-19
Nadi based Doctor Isireli Biumaitotoya who is also known as Leli Darling has been taken in for questioning in regards to posts on social media on information linked to th
Passengers in 3 flights which the first COVID-19 patient was in, are in the incubation period - Dr Waqainabete
Minister for Health Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete says passengers that were in the three flights which the first COVID-19 patient was in, are in the incubation period and i
8 fever clinics operating around Fiji as part of COVID-19 response plan
The Ministry of Health has confirmed there are now eight fever clinics operating around the country as part of the COVID-19 response plan. It says six clinics are now
12 new ventilators added to the 50 that's already in use in the country - Dr. Waqainabete
Minister for Health Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete has confirmed that the country has 50 ventilators that they use for patients on an on going basis and the ministry has pro
Water supply disrupted for Dilkusha and surrounding areas due to burst main
Thousands of people living in Dilkusha along Princes Road and surrounding areas may experience intermittent water supply at times from today due to a burst main opposite
FCCC limit sale of essential items to two per customer
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has limited the sale of essential items, like biscuits and canned goods, to two per customer to curb panic or bulk buying.
COVID-19: Guam confirms Pacific's first death
Guam's government says a 68-year-old woman died of COVID-19 early this morning, the first coronavirus-related death in the Pacific. The 68-year-old woman died at Guam
2nd patient to have contracted COVID-19 is the mother of the first patient - Dr. Sahukhan
The Head of Health Protection at the Ministry of Health and Medical Services, Doctor Alisha Sahukhan says the second patient to have contracted COVID-19 is the mother of
19 Home and Living staff in Nadi affected by fire
19 staff have been affected by the fire that destroyed the Home and Living store in Nadi last night. Home and Living General Manager Sanjeev Mudaliar says staff who ha