Jacinda Arden Feb 2020

Police have denied social media reports that a group of men were rounded up from Sabeto to Nawaka and kept in a container at the Nadi Police Station.

Anyone who was at, or near the Maui Bay picnic spot between 3pm to 4pm on the 25th of July and may have seen individuals acting in a suspicious manner is requested to call Police Crime Stoppers on 919.

The Rugby League World Cup 2021 will meet again in the coming days to decide on the future of the tournament.

The All Blacks will play the United States in Washington in October on their way to their end of year tour in Europe.

The Ministry of Health says the day-to-day changes in the number of COVID-19 cases should not be misinterpreted as an overall decline in cases in the community.

Fijians living in Yasawa’s and Mamanuca’s will also now have access to COVID-19 vaccines.

Tesla has reported surging profits, despite shortages of semiconductor chips and congestion at ports hampering production.

Tesco Bank has said it will close all of its current accounts because most customers are no longer using them.

President Joe Biden has said US combat forces will leave Iraq by the end of this year, though troops will continue to train and advise the Iraqi military.

Tunisia’s main political parties have accused the president of staging a coup after he sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament.

Former England footballer Wayne Rooney has reported a range of photos taken of him to police, his lawyers have said.

The US does not intend to lift Covid-19 travel restrictions for non-Americans, a senior White House official has said.