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More than 100,000 Fijians who have seen their livelihoods lost or severely impacted due to the COVID-19 pandemic have been assured by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama that government has their back. Bainimarama sa
Minister for Defence Inia Seruiratu says National Federation Party President Pio Tikoduadua does not even know what is in the Police Act 1965. He made these comments while responding to Tikoduadua’s comments that
Minister for Defence, Inia Seruiratu has apologised for the mistake in bringing in the Draft Police Bill and overlooking the process to ensure it is vetted by the Solicitor General’s Office and cabinet. Seruiratu
Jerry Tuwai, Meli Derenalagi, Josua Vakurunabili, Livai Ikanikoda, Kitione Taliga and Kavekini Tabu have been ruled out of the 3rd leg of the Super 7s Series at Ganilau Park. Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s coach,
Good news for Fijians with any form of kidney diseases or relatives of those suffering from this disease as the National Kidney Centre in Nadera was opened today. While opening the new dialysis centre, Prime Minist
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says people just have to take a lot of fluids and Panadol before or after taking the COVID-19 vaccine, Astra-Zeneca as there is expected side effects like mild fever.
Work has been completed on the Intensive Care Unit at the Sai Sanjeevani Children's Heart Hospital in Nasese. Highly specialized equipment on the state of the art ICU has been installed by US Biomedical Engineer Ro
Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is calling for regional and international solidarity for the women of West Papua who are suffering and those who have died as a result of state violence perpetrated on them by the Indonesian
‘If you are a bully, you better watch out’. That was the message by Education Minister Rosy Akbar while speaking at Marist Brothers High School during the launch of the VIA - Road Safety Education Program.
The re-branded Nasese Private Hospital at Ratu Sukuna Road will be the only hospital in Fiji which will provide hip and knee replacement surgeries. Knee or hip surgery will cost around $18,000. The hos
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has told members of the Fijiana 7s Team that the will to win is important, but the will to prepare is what really separates the good from the great. Speaking to the team which is p
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre has welcomed the Prime Minister’s announcement that he has decided to retract the Draft Police Bill consultations and Coordinator Shamima Ali says they will continue to ensure that wid
Close to 5,000 people living in Raralevu, Namata, Naduru, Korociriciri and Vusuya in Tailevu will now have improved accessibility after the new Waidamu Bridge was officially opened by the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimara
The Permanent Secretary for Health, Dr James Fong says they had noticed an increase in the number of people travelling in and out of the country which is why they have decided that those who come to Fiji for non-essenti
A single mother who is struggling to make ends meet is aiming to earn a living for her three children by working as a caregiver after graduating from the Makoi Women’s Vocational Training Centre. Emily Ledua says
“The approach now is to see how we can make best use of the dollars available given the times we are in.†That is the comment of the Minister for Infrastructure, Jone Usamate who says the Fiji Roads Authority B
Studies show that most of the fish from the Laucala Bay area in Suva have micro-plastics present in them and this is due to the Kinoya Treatment Plant discharging semi-treated water in the area everyday. This has b
The Acting President of the Vaileka Market Vendors Association Gopal Naicker says they will not be able to pay the proposed vendor license fees under the draft market regulations if it comes into effect. Naicker s
Fiji Roads Authority’s Acting CEO, Kamal Prasad says a contractor doing road works in one area could leave a nearby road with potholes as they have a plan for road works and contractors are paid for each square metre
Health Minister, Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete says Fiji is using COVID-19 vaccine, Oxford AstraZeneca as it is certified by the World Health Organisation and they are guided by the science that the vaccine is safe.
