33 cases were recorded over the last 24 hours for breach of curfew and health restrictions as people continue to disregard health guidelines to drink grog and alcohol.
Taxis are only allowed to carry two passengers in the back seat while minibuses are only permitted to carry eight passengers with one sitting in the front seat. This is c
100 families from three communities in the Western Division whose livelihoods have been affected have received their food rations from the Adventist Development and Relie
The Narukua family of Mokani Village in Tailevu has been distributing food rations to the elderly, widows and families in the village whose income has been affected by CO
The Transfusion Medicine Lecturer at the Fiji National University, Adriu Sepeti says our body needs the vaccine to fight against COVID-19 and prevent us from becoming sev
22 new families in home isolation in Nakasi, Wainibuku, Nausori, Nadawa, Khalsa Road, Valelevu and Lami received grocery and essential item packs from the government yest
New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta has announced that additional emergency funding of FJ$291,000 will be made available to the New Zealand High Commission
The Fiji Council of Churches is conducting webinars and is calling on the church and religious leaders to use their scriptures and teachings to encourage their members to
A Naqelelevu villager is calling for assistance with food and sanitary supplies as they have run out of all their supplies. Leonard Loga who has been stuck in Suva sin
The Health Ministry's Chief Medical Advisor Doctor Jemesa Tudravu says we must not let the number of COVID cases surpass the capacity of health services to cater for sick
The Fiji Women Crisis Centre has received more than 800 calls for the month of May alone which is one of the highest number of calls recorded. The Coordinator for the
“It hurt me to hear stories of women and girls who are using old socks, newspapers, towels and rags as sanitary pads.†These were the words of 14-year-old
Former Fiji resident Loraine Suka says COVID-19 is real and is a dying experience and people need to make the right decision to get vaccinated. Suka who now resides in
The Chief Surgeon of the CWM Hospital, Doctor Josese Turagava says anti-vaccine campaigns are nothing new and people should not be easily swayed by the conspiracy theorie
Leaders of the Methodist Church in Fiji including the President Reverend Ili Vunisuwai and General Secretary of the Church Reverend Iliesa Naivalu received their first ja
The Health Ministry's Chief Medical Advisor Doctor Jemesa Tudravu says health workers are able, committed and willing but the community needs to be willing to work with t
Residents of Lami have raised concerns on the clinker ship that arrived recently and is emitting dust into the air. Lami resident Sydel Whippy says this ship has been
The district of Lutu in Naitasiri has enforced a total lockdown in their three villages of Lutu, Navuniyaro and Nanukuloa as a safety measure after an increase in the num
The Leader of the National Federation Party Professor Biman Prasad says a lockdown is inevitable as the longer we wait and numbers rise, the longer and more painful the l
The Health Ministry's Chief Medical Advisor Doctor Jemesa Tudravu says the decision to work from home was a precautionary measure as they were not in direct contact or pr
The Leader of the National Federation Party Professor Biman Prasad says the Sugar Cane Growers Council is now the Government’s council as Government decides what h