Business Assistance Fiji in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization and is supported by the European Union’s STORAS program today marked a significant
As we approach Diwali, an Indo-Fijian family living in Canada is missing the way they used to celebrate Diwali in Fiji.
Former Fiji resident Sharin Chandra, who now re
Punjas have launched their new biscuit called Zeera Bites for their customers to enjoy this Diwali.
Punjas says these savoury crackers, packed with the goodness of cum
The Cabinet has endorsed the Health National Adaptation Plan.
The Health National Adaptation Plan is the Fiji health sector’s response to the health impacts of clima
People living along the Kings Highway are advised that there will be a temporarily road closure this Sunday from 2pm to 10pm.
The Fiji Roads Authority says this includ
The people of Kalabu are standing their ground and taking matters into their own hands to safeguard their community from the harmful effects of drugs, as they have set do
Kings Road will be temporarily closed this Sunday from 2pm to 10pm, along the Suva-bound lanes from Nakasi Road junction to the Adi Lady Davila Road junction.
The Fiji
Residents and regular users of the Nasese foreshore are raising concerns about the increasing amount of rubbish along the Nasese towards the Suva shoreline, calling it a
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Professor Biman Prasad met with the First Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Professor Gita Gopina
Commercial sexual exploitation of children has occurred in Fiji, Cook Islands, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, and Vanuatu, and there have been several s
Cabinet has approved the review of the Mahogany Industry Development Act 2010 and Mahogany Industry (Licensing And Branding) Act 2011.
The Mahogany Industry Taskforc
Fiji is sending a 55-member delegation to the COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan next month.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad confirmed t
The $18 million Navy vessel, RFNS Puamau which was was donated by Australia, and is damaged beyond repair after running aground in Lau just a month after being commission
Fiji Football Association has donated $32,819 to WOWS Kids Fiji as part of their aid in the fight against childhood cancer in Fiji.
In a statement, Fiji FA says the fu
One of the biggest observations that has come out in the National Security and Defence Review Report is how to build trust between the Fijians and the people that are sup
I’m amazed that the government of Fiji is doing very little to bring closure to this longstanding grievance of students and staff at the USP.
This was highlighted by
Seven new civil lawsuits have been filed against Sean “Diddy” Combs, including two from accusers who say they were minors at the time they were allegedly drugged and
Sairusi Ceinaturaga, who allegedly caused the death of a one-year-old boy in Cunningham last week, has been remanded in custody.
He appeared before Suva Magistrate Kr
Residents of the new subdivision in Sakoca are urging the police to increase security in their neighborhood following a surge in theft cases over the past month.
Presi
North Korea allegedly sending soldiers to Russia would create a new dimension to the war in Ukraine, an expert says.
It comes after Ukrainian officials released a vide
21 players have tested positive for drugs at the 2024 FMF Inter District Championship at Churchill Park in Lautoka.
Fiji Football Association CEO, Mohammed Yusuf says
As we enter the third day of the USP workers’ strike, Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro confirms that he has asked the USP Council for an update on the direction t
150 drug cases have been recorded in September this year.
Police say of the 150 cases recorded, 140 were related to the unlawful possession of illicit drugs and 10 cas
The Fiji High Commission in New Zealand says it’s unfortunate that certain members of the media have resorted to racist tropes in reference to the pictures of two New Z
Termite infestation has become a major problem for the people of Fiji, with Assistant Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection and co-chair of the Termite Taskf
The Tamavua Water Treatment Plant needs 75 megalitres of water per day to run normally, however if there is seawater intrusion at the Savura intake in Wailoku then there
People owe $29.1 million in water rate arrears to the Water Authority of Fiji, and the Authority is urging customers to ensure their bills are paid on time so that water
A few classes have been disrupted at the University of the South Pacific as about 186 staff members continued on strike today.
This was highlighted by the USP Staff Un
The overall crime rate increased by 28 percent during the month of September when compared to the same period last year.
Acting Commissioner of Police Sakeo Raikaci co
Close to 70 participants representing government, tourism industry, development partners, the private sector and the local community gathered in Taveuni to provide thei
Any vessel seeking registration in the country will undergo a thorough evaluation and must meet all legislated requirements under the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji.
As we approach Diwali, a 65-year-old woman from Lokia Nausori, shares her story of how she celebrates her Diwali with people in old age homes and children living on the s
Jonasa Ratuagone, a school teacher by profession, is encouraging people to practice organic farming in order to live healthier lives.
Ratuagone, who was awarded the Cl
6 police officers were charged last month with offences such as abuse of office, assault causing actual bodily harm, obtaining a financial advantage by deception, unlawfu
A man in his 30s has been charged with causing the alleged death of a 1-year-old boy in Cunningham.
Police say they were alerted by medical officials at the CWM Hospit
Crime against children continues to be a concern for the Fiji Police Force, with Police recording an 8 percent increase in September.
Acting Commissioner of Police Sak
Concerning statistics have been revealed about people living with disability, with more than 15 percent having never attended school, about 51 percent accessing secondary
As the striking members of the Association of the University of the South Pacific Staff and the USP Staff Union continue their strike today, USP, the USP Council and the
Residents of Nukubuco Settlement, along Khalsa Rd are pleading with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to help them as they have not had water in their taps for one week now.
The Eco Guardians Fiji organization advocates for a pollution-free environment, with youths playing a key role as community change-makers.
Chief Executive Officer Joan
18 reports were registered from the 18th till today from all five divisions, including a farm where plants believed to be marijuana were uprooted.
Assistant Commission
We need to build resilience across our health centres and medical facilities; we have to deliver food and water security that can withstand the both current and future cl
We face an uphill battle and the ongoing struggle to secure a new collective climate finance goal, crucial for developing nations, despite years of negotiations, major di
Students should be encouraged to become job creators rather than job seekers when they leave school.
Marist Champagnat Institute Principal Mereoni Matanitobua highligh
Sanatan followers must come together, setting aside differences to achieve spiritual and cultural growth for the entire community.
This was highlighted by Year 10 stud
The Fijian diaspora living in New Zealand celebrated Fiji Day with a full traditional ceremony accorded to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, followed by traditional and con
Like any other Pacific Small Island Developing State, Fiji faces significant challenges in climate financing mobilisation to scale up its prioritised investments in clim
An Air New Zealand flight from Wellington landed at Sydney Airport last night following reports of a bomb threat on board.
The aircraft – flight NZ247 – left from
The PNG Kumuls has defeated the Vodafone Fiji Bati 22-10 in the first Pacific Rugby League Bowl Championship match.
The Kumuls dominated the first half of the match sc
The water disruption at Navua Hospital did not last 7 days as reported by the media and neither were patients using the bushes to carry out their ‘business.’
The M
Two triathletes have died after they collapsed during the world championships in Spain.
World Triathlon has confirmed the pair were from from Mexico and Great Britain.
Fiji Teachers Association General Secretary Paula Manumanunitoga says when the grants are not released on time, the heads of schools have to fork out money from their poc
Six Year 13 students from Moce Secondary School received provisional offer letters from Fiji National University (FNU) during the Careers Expo held at their school in the
The sacrifices and dedication of the Ratabacaca family have led to them receiving the National Farmers Award, at the Farmers Awards Night held at Central Cuisine in Suva.
Vunaniu Village in Serua is heavily affected by coastal erosion and sea water intrusion.
Locally Managed Marine Area Network Fiji Program Coordinator, Inoke Tuiwa
My allegiance is unshakable, and I will not be swayed by whispers or backdoor schemes.
This is the message shared by Minister for Youth and Sports, Jese Saukuru after
The rising number of people living on the streets due to mental health challenges associated with drug abuse is alarming.
While speaking on fijivillage Straight Talk W
How can I leave the party that I started with Sitiveni Rabuka and the late Masi Lomaloma.
That is the comment of one of the founders of the People’s Alliance Party,
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre and Fiji Women’s Rights Movement are calling on the coalition government and Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to withdraw the nomination
People living in Sakoca's new subdivision in Tacirua are raising concerns as water disruptions continue and this has affected their daily living.
President of the Sako
Pacific Recycling Foundation and Tourism Fiji have signed a three-year partnership to advocate sustainable tourism and environmental stewardship across Fiji.
Pacific R
Solar Hub Fiji is proud to announce the successful completion of the solar installation at the headquarters of Tourism Fiji, marking a significant step in green energy.
The Fiji Sugar Corporation Limited has recorded significant improvements in revenue and profitability despite facing numerous challenges in the financial year ending May
Carpenters Fiji Managing Director Daniel Whippy and former National Fire Authority Board Chair John O’Connor, have been granted more time to enter their plea in the 201
There is no room for division, disloyalty, or personal agenda. For anyone thinking of jumping ship or forming their own party, leave now. We don’t need you, and neither
The striking members of the Association of the University of the South Pacific Staff and the USP Staff Union are calling on the USP Council to take immediate action and s
Reconciling the past will further enable Fiji to contribute to global peace with clear eyes and reconcile with its own history, which is hugely important at this time of
National Development Plan serves as a road map to unlock the economic potential of land, fostering sustainable growth and development for all Fijians.
Deputy Prime Min
The University of the South Pacific says it understands that the two unions concerned have decided to go on strike from today, and during this time, support for their stu
The Association of the University of the South Pacific and the University of the South Pacific Staff Union have commenced strike action in protest of the ongoing poor lea
The National Disaster Management Office is advising the people of Viti Levu, the Northern Division, and the Yasawa, Mamanuca to stay away from and refrain from attempting
A flash flood alert remains in force for all low-lying and flood-prone areas of Viti Levu.
The Nadi Weather Office also says a heavy rain warning is in force for Viti
Deputy Prime Minister, Manoa Kamikamica stresses that he stands firmly with his Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, and his message to those that wish to form their own part
Members of the two unions of the University of the South Pacific staff are planning to go on strike tomorrow.
The unions says they are concerned about the manipulation
A flash flood alert is now in force for all low lying and flash flood prone areas of Viti Levu.
The Nadi Weather Office also says a heavy rain warning remains in force
Fiji Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudhry says concerns raised by the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation and Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association on the proposed amen
The overdose of drugs amongst people in Fiji has led to kidney failure, other organ failures, and even cases where individuals have gone immediately blind.
Assistant M
Singer Liam Payne, who rose to international stardom with boy band One Direction, has died aged 31 after falling from a third storey balcony at a hotel in Buenos Aires.
The Fiji Trades Union Congress says they are surprised at the recent statement issued by the Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation and the Fiji Hotel and Tourism Associa
A woman has died after being involved in a car accident in Lautoka.
Police Director of Traffic, SSP Mitieli Divuana says the victim was driving along M.N. Naidu Road a
Villagers of Vunaniu Village in Serua will not have to worry anymore about going for weeks without water after a heavy rain event as they were gifted four 10,000 litre wa
Digicel Fiji, the International Water Centre, Griffith University, and the University of the South Pacific are embarking on a social media campaign to promote good commun
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Health Minister Doctor Neil Sharma and former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum will reappear in the Suva Magistrates
Neglect is one of the primary causes of suicide and attempted suicide, with many elderly people living alone and facing health issues.
This was highlighted by the Assi
Four primary school students, three boys from Year 8 and one from Year 7, were referred to police during an athletics meet in Suva yesterday after allegedly smoking marij
An urgent call is being made to set up a drug rehabilitation Centre in the country, and Fiji Council of Churches General Secretary, Pastor Simione Tugi says he knows the
There is an urgent need for decisive climate action and it is also important to negotiate a new collective quantified goal (NCQG) for climate finance which is crucial for
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka is yet to comment on why former Permanent Secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office, Pita Wise is earmarked for the Fiji Ambassador to Ja
The people of Dawasamu in Tailevu are calling on the Ministry of Health to post a doctor in their area to assist a single nurse in providing services to the district.
Families living on Ratu Dovi Road in Nasinu are considering themselves fortunate this morning after a retaining wall from a newly constructed building collapsed onto thei
A heavy rain alert remains in force for Viti Levu, Yasawa and Mamanuca groups, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands, Moala and Southern Lau group.
The Nadi Weather Office
Ashlin Alveena Prasad will represent Fiji at the Miss Earth 2024 competition, organized by Carousel Productions with the grand finals set to take place on the 9th of nex
People have raised serious concerns regarding the Generation Fire Healing and Miracles Crusade which is promising to make cancers and diseases disappear, the lame walk, d
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