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Laucala Beach residents, youths from Kinoya Village and the Nasinu Town Council have come together in an attempt to clean up the mangrove swamp located close to Bailey Bridge in Laucala Beach however, a lot more needs t
In a bid to improve the aging sewer pump station in Denarau, the Ministry of Tourism, with the Water Authority of Fiji and Denarau Corporation Limited, are jointly working on the upgrade of the Westin Sewer Pump Statio
Multiple people have been shot at a hospital in the US state of New Hampshire. The attack occurred in the last hour at the State hospital in the city of Concord. State officials say the suspect died and that
Expect traffic while travelling from Suva to Nausori along King’s Highway today as the Water Authority of Fiji is repairing a burst main at the Matanikorovatu junction. Fiji Roads Authority says they will be car
Members of the public hiring rental cars or cars for hire are warned to secure vehicles to avoid being targets of vehicles thefts. Assistant Commissioner of Police Livai Driu says trends indicate the targeting of
Artistic Director and Co-founder of Wellington-based theatre company The Conch, Nina Nawalowalo, is in the country to be part of the Pacific Human Rights Film Festival. Nawalowalo, who has links to Kadavu, will be
Following the rising number of fatal accidents this year, the Land Transport Authority says they will tighten internal controls and audits on the issuance of drivers licence and on driving schools. 72 people have
It is a happy day for the Fiji Cancer Society as they will be able to provide more support and assistance to people suffering from cancer after receiving a cheque of $8,868 from the Hot Bread Kitchen. While acknow
It is very unjust and is a violation of human rights and freedom of assembly, freedom of association, and expression which are people's rights, and it is not acceptable that permits will not be given for any march and e
Unemployed men and women of Yavusa Sagunu in the village of Nailaga in Ba are expected to get employment opportunities after they were part of a project that will showcase their skills under the FNU’s National Trainin
The government with other relevant stakeholders are working on implementing a new bus electronic ticketing system that intends to replace the current e-Ticketing system. The Ministry of Communications says the curr
Three men have been remanded in custody by the Lautoka Magistrates Court for their alleged involvement in an aggravated robbery in Lautoka on Monday. 34-year-old Epeli Tabuavou, 28-year-old Suliano Buliti and 25-y
100 tonnes of mature Fijian-grown ginger has made its way to the US markets in collaboration with the founders of the Ginger People. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica met with the found
Minister for Education and SODELPA MP Aseri Radrodro has been appointed as the party’s new deputy leader. The Party says following a comprehensive evaluation of various factors and careful consideration of the r
A witness has told reporters that "soldiers were everywhere, shooting in all directions" at the Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City. It was reported that Israeli forces had "destroyed the radiology department, blew up t
It is a great achievement for the Samabula Sikh temple as the The Sikh Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee will be celebrating its 100 years of establishment from this Saturday. General Secretary Paramjit Singh says thi
Fiji weightlifter, Taniela Rainibogi has been confirmed as the flag bearer for Team Fiji at the 2023 Pacific Games Opening Ceremony. Team Fiji Chef de Mission, Ajay Ballu says they had received five nominations fo
Tropical Cyclone Mal has rapidly weakened in the last few hours but has been maintained as a category 1 on its way out of our Area of Responsibility. The Tropical Cyclone Warning Centre in Wellington has now taken
Three men have been charged for aggravated robbery and will be produced in the Lautoka Magistrates Court today. The three men aged 34-years-old, 28-years-old and 25-years-old was charged after allegedly forcefully
There were no damages to school infrastructure as classes will resume today. This was stated by Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca to the media after receiving situation reports from schools around
