Govt ensuring that National Development Plan will not gather dust – Prof. Prasad
The government is ensuring that the National Development Plan 2025–2029 does not simply sit on a shelf and gather dust by the end
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Man who sold stolen $4,000 S22 phone for $100 to be sentenced on October 20th
Tomasi Tuirabe, who stole a Samsung Galaxy S22 phone from a shop in the Central Division on June 13th, will be sentenced on the 20
20% rise in child suicide and self-harm cases - Empower Pacific
There has been a 20 percent increase in referrals for children presenting with attempted suicide and deliberate self-harm this yea
Magistrate slams lawyer’s absence in Rewa Street meth case
Suva Magistrate Yogesh Prasad says action must be taken when a lawyer is paid to represent clients in a serious criminal case but
Access road construction to begin soon for Tavua cane farmers after Rarawai Mill fire disruption
Sugarcane farmers in the greater Tavua area have been assured of continued support as the Ministry of Sugar Industry is identifyin
Sri Sathya Sai Global Council donates ambulance to Tavua Medical Team
The Sri Sathya Sai Global Council has donated an ambulance to the Tavua Medical Team at the Nadarivatu Health Centre, significantl
National plan sets new vision for women’s inclusion in economy
Fiji has launched its first-ever Women’s Economic Empowerment National Action Plan (2025–2030), which aims to increase women’s par
Senior Corrections officer charged for criminal intimidation
A senior Fiji Corrections Service officer has been charged and will be appear in the Suva Magistrates Court today. Police say f
Scams are like a tsunami in Fiji, we need urgency 2 years after eBay scam
News heads are calling for urgent and coordinated action in tackling scams in Fiji as it has been 2 years since the eBay scam, and
Ramakrishna Mission partnership brings expanded free healthcare to thousands in Fiji
Thousands of Fijians, especially those in rural and undeserved communities, will soon benefit from expanded free medical services
Children suffering in silence – Veisamasama calls for early detection of depression
Children cannot detect when they are going through depression. This was highlighted to fijivillage News by Jone Veisamasama, a
Opposition Leader calls on the PM to advise the President to suspend the Chief Justice
What is most troubling is that taxpayers have already borne the burden of $2 million to fund the Commission of Inquiry into the ap