Number of roads closed
A number of roads are closed in parts of the country. This is due to flash flooding. Roads closed in the Central Division: Waisa Crossing on Navulokani Road, Naqali Waidradra Crossing on Vatulili Ro
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PM says he cannot do anything to get the jobs back for the terminated Fiji Airways workers
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says he cannot interfere with the Fiji Airways board and management decision to re-hire workers that were let go earlier this year. A former flight attendant of Fiji Airways, Orisi
Mobil Oil unveils largest premium fuel tank in Fiji
Mobil Oil (Fiji) unveiled its largest premium unleaded petrol tank at the Suva terminal that will support the company's supply of premium fuel to meet the growing demand. Mobil Oil (Fiji) Country Manager Adi Tamara
SPBD gives loan worth $16M to established and new businesswomen this year
Micro-financing organisation, South Pacific Business Development has given about $69 million worth of loans to women who want to start or expand their businesses in the past 10 years. This has been revealed by SPBD
Our secure border management meant COVID cases never presented a public risk – PM
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says it is great news for people today as Fiji marks 180 days since the country has had a case of COVID-19 among the public. Bainimarama has tweeted that we have also cleared the
500,000 bars of soap to be donated by Colgate Palmolive Fiji to the Pacific
500,000 bars of soap has been secured by Colgate Palmolive Fiji to be donated in Fiji and the Pacific as part of the World Health Organisation Safe Hands Challenge and Colgate Palmolive’s Clean Hands Saves Lives initi
Rural women have been at the front lines of responding to COVID-19 pandemic - Vuniwaqa
Whether it is unpaid care and domestic work, working on farms, land and natural resource management, building climate resilience, selling at the market or fishing - rural women have been at the front lines of responding
Vodafone M-PAiSA international money transfer has grown to $10.5M this month- Prasad
Vodafone Fiji Limited CEO Ronald Prasad says the Vodafone M-PAiSA through international money transfer has grown from $2 million in pre-COVID-19 period per month to $10.5 million this month. Prasad highlighted this
Military, Navy and Police officers receive Fiji 50 commemorative medals
A number of military, navy and police officers received their Fiji 50 commemorative medals from the President Jioji Konrote today. RFMF Deputy Commander, Brigadier General Mohammed Aziz, Brigadier General Jone Kalo
Tourism Fiji launches Care Fiji Commitment
Tourism Fiji has today launched the Care Fiji Commitment designed to reassure travellers that Fiji is a safe destination to visit on their next holiday. It has also been revealed that visitors from COVID-19 contain
Conchata Ferrell: Two and a Half Men actress dies aged 77
Actress Conchata Ferrell, who starred in the US sitcom Two And A Half Men, has died at the age of 77. Ferrell played housekeeper Berta throughout the show's 12-year run, appearing alongside the likes of Charlie She
Despite government revenue plummeting, our full support to cane growers has pressed ahead - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says despite Government revenue plummeting, their full support to cane growers has pressed ahead. While speaking during the Growers Field Day in Tunalia, Nadi, Bainimarama says h
When I look back on my legal career, I’m overly satisfied - Nand
Former Solicitor General Nainendra Nand says he feels immensely humbled and proud that he was given a Fiji 50 Independence Commemorative medal. Nand highlighted this after receiving his Fiji 50 Independence Commemo
About 1,125 Tabua have gone overseas in the last 5 years - Waibuta
The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs is concerned about the trade of Tabua over the past years and they are working on making legislation to control the trade of this important cultural artefact as more Tabua are going overs
Majority of the complaints received by Online Safety Commission last year were on defamatory comments
Majority of the complaints received by the Online Safety Commission last year dealt with defamatory comments. This was highlighted by the Online Safety Commissioner, Ann Dunn- Baleilevuka during the Get Safe Online
Singapore Airlines sells out meals on parked plane
Singapore diners have jumped at the opportunity to have lunch on a stationary Airbus A380 parked at the city's main airport. Despite a price tag of up to US $496, the first two seating dates sold out within half an
Govt has not stripped off any funds to be given to USP however certain issues need to be resolved first- AG
Attorney General, Aiyaz-Sayed Khaiyum says the government has not stripped off any funds they are giving to the University of the South Pacific but certain governance issues need to be addressed before they start giving
Digicel and Punjas sponsor 2020 Netball Championship
Netball Fiji President, RubyAnn Sorovaki says Digicel and Punjas have been with them through the highs and lows of the sport and they are grateful for the continuous support in the development of netball in the country.
Fiji 50 Independence Commemorative medal is a State award and not a govt award - Rabuka
Former Prime Minister and current Opposition Leader Sitiveni Rabuka says the Fiji 50 Independence Commemorative medal is a State award and not a government award. Rabuka highlighted this after receiving his medal t
Rabuka and 29 others receive Fiji 50 medals
Former Prime Minister and current Opposition Leader, Sitiveni Rabuka was part of the 30 recipients of the Fiji 50 Independence Commemorative medal today. Hot Bread Kitchen owner, Doctor Mere Samisoni, FASANOC Presi