Crusaders open Super Rugby Pacific with 33-25 win over Hurricanes
An influential All Blacks contingent with the assistance of a Wallabies veteran has inspired the Crusaders to 33-25 win over Hurricanes in their first match of the Shop n
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Strong leadership and rule of law vital for Fiji’s progress – Parkinson
Fiji requires political leadership to establish the rule of law in the country, ensuring its independence, giving everyone a voice, and making sure everyone feels secure
Constitution Amendment Bill may be tabled in March
There is a possibility that the Constitution Amendment Bill could be tabled in Parliament in the March sitting as awareness sessions have concluded. This has been con
Consultations begin on proposed process for amendments to the 2013 Constitution
Preliminary consultations to amend two sections of the 2013 Constitution relating to requirements to amend the Constitution, namely Section 159 and 160 have begun. The
Distance runner and trailblazer Rajendra Prasad passes away
Former national representative in long distance running, Rajendra Prasad, has died at his home in Bilalevu, Nadroga, at the age of 73 after a prolonged battle with healt
World Radio Day: Prof. Prasad commends CFL and fijivillage News for defending press freedom and serving the public in critical times
Radio remains one of the best mediums for news and information for a number of reasons and in situations such as natural disasters and political upheavals, the role of Co
Everton hold Liverpool 2-2 as match ends in brawl
Everton has come from behind to draw 2-2 against English Premier League table leaders, Liverpool this morning, however the match ended in a brawl. Both teams were lock
Parents of 212,017 students receive $42.9M Back to School support
Parents of 212,017 students have so far been paid around $42.9 million for the Back to School Support for the 2025 school year. The Ministry of Finance says those pare
Much of national debt linked to climate crisis – Prof. Prasad
Climate change restricts our development progress and much of our national debt is a climate debt, that is, debt undertaken to rebuild bridges and roads that are washed a
Discussions underway with China on new executive building for President's Office
Discussions are underway for the proposed new executive building for the Office of the President with the China International Development Cooperation Agency to consider t
Valelevu HART Nursing Home residents benefit from BSP Group's refurbishment initiative
The residents of Valelevu HART Nursing Home now have a safer and more comfortable living space as BSP Financial Group (Fiji) Pte Limited has completed refurbishment work.
$650,000 Raiwaqa Crematorium to open in June, easing costs for Navua families
People of Navua will now save on cremation costs of their loved ones as the $650,000 Raiwaqa Crematorium is expected to open in June this year. The crematorium will re
Police ordered to take immediate action against youths and students involved in a brawl at Mead Road
Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has directed immediate action to be taken against those involved in a brawl in Mead Road in Nabua this afternoon. The brawl invo
Partial closure of Suva Bus Stand for a month as upgrade works begin
The Suva City Council in collaboration with the Fiji Roads Authority will partially close the road section of the Suva Bus Stand for a month, starting tomorrow. SCC sa
Partial closure of Suva Bus Stand for a month as upgrade works begin
The Suva City Council in collaboration with the Fiji Roads Authority will partially close the road section of the Suva Bus Stand for a month, starting tomorrow. SCC sa
Labasa traffic congestion to continue as FRA projects face long delays
As people of Labasa wait for hours in traffic during peak hours, the Fiji Roads Authority says they will have to wait much longer, as the estimated timeline for projects
4 men remanded in custody for alleged meth and marijuana possession
The four men who were allegedly found with methamphetamine and marijuana during a drug raid at the Nanuku Settlement in Vatuwaqa on Saturday have been remanded in custody
UniFiji opens new wing at Samabula Campus
The University of Fiji has officially opened its new wing at the Samabula Campus with a traditional ‘hawan ceremony’ signifying blessing bestowed to facilita
UK pledges $120,000 to support Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The British High Commission will provide $120,000 to support the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s legal and public relations initiatives from January to March
Kishore Kumar remanded for absconding bail and breaching bail conditions
Former school teacher Kishore Kumar has been remanded in custody for allegedly absconding bail and breaching his bail conditions. Kumar, who was arrested, appeared bef
Law Reform Commission to also consider calls for removal of Information Act
As Government works to implement Information Act, and calls are being made to scrap it, Fiji Law Reform Commission Director, Doctor Raijeli Tuivaga says all submissions w