Fiji

Fiji Rugby is cutting costs as it attempts to manage the financial fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic to ensure its long term sustainability.

There are now 14 Covid-19 cases in Fiji following two more positive test results today.

Fiji's government has issued a zero-tolerance policy due to increasing Covid-19 violations.

As countries across the Pacific implement measures to combat the spread of Covid-19, women's advocates are concerned what it might mean people in violent relationships.

Fiji has recorded another five cases of Covid-19, bringing its total to 12.

A Suva resident caught in the lockdown says Fijians are now having to adjust to a new way of life.

Two police officers are among 60 people arrested in Fiji overnight for breaching the nationwide curfew imposed to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

More than 400 foreign nationals from Europe, including the United Kingdom, are stranded in Fiji and seeking the government's help to return home.

Fiji's capital, Suva, went into lockdown this morning after two cases of Covid-19 were confirmed in the city.

More than 160 arrests have been made in Fiji as a nationwide curfew installed to prevent the spread of Covid-19, enters its third day.

Opposition MP Viliame Gavoka has criticised Fiji's Airways' plans to resume operations to the United States amid the Covid-19 threat.

The lockdown surrounding the Fiji town of Lautoka has been extended until next Tuesday.

Fiji authorities are trying to locate people who came into contact with a New Zealand man who tested positive for Covid-19 two days after arriving in Auckland from Nadi.

The Coalition for Human Rights in Fiji says it is concerned at reports of armed soldiers on the streets enforcing the government's Covid-19 measures.

Fiji's police have arrested 68 people for breaching the nationwide curfew which started last night as part of government measures to restrict Covid-19.

A Fiji opposition MP has been bailed and ordered to deactivate her Facebook account.

Fijians have been warned if the Covid-19 triggered lockdown continues to be violated, the government will impose further restrictions.

A muslim leader in Fiji says his community is relieved the man charged with carrying out the Christchurch terror attacks pleaded guilty last week.

Fiji's Opposition Whip Lynda Tabuya has been charged for breaching the Public Order Act and will appear in court today.