US Senate passes first major federal gun safety legislation in decades
The US Senate has passed a bipartisan bill to address gun violence that amounts to the first major federal gun safety legislation in decades. The final vote was 65 to
Author: Vijay Narayan
Unity Fiji’s Naucabalavu referred to FICAC
Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem has referred Unity Fiji’s Ratu Jope Naucabalavu to FICAC for a probable breach of Section 114 (1) of the Electoral Act.
Milk and butter prices go up due to global factors while fuel price could go up again
Expect prices of goods impacted by global factors, to continue to rise as the Reserve Bank of Fiji has predicted that the inflation rate which currently stands at 5 perce
Sayed-Khaiyum’s claims are baseless, childish and frivolous – Prof. Prasad
As the chief legal officer of the State, the Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum must know that any allegation should be based on evidence and not flimsy assertions acco
We are now more than ever convinced of the potential of Tuvatu to become a prominent multi-million ounce gold deposit – Lion One Metals
There is a lot of confidence that Tuvatu Gold Mine will one day fall in the ranks of notable multi-million ounce gold deposits such as Porgera and Vatukoula after Canadia
No country can fix the issue of power cuts – Rabuka
No government can fix the issue of power cuts as it is catch-up development and we must expect power cuts due to the increase in the population. Those are the words of
Sayed-Khaiyum writes to the SOE regarding the conduct of some parties and the way the Fiji Sun is conducting the opinion polls
The FijiFirst has written to the Supervisor of Elections regarding their concerns about the way the Fiji Sun is conducting the public opinion polls for the general electi
I represent my own views, and call on the EFL CEO not to make this about the workers, as EFL is accountable to the taxpayers - Tabuya
Power supply and disruptions continue to be an issue of concern for many people according to People’s Alliance Deputy Leader, Lynda Tabuya, and she says she stands
Two people in custody in relation to the brawl near Raiwai Housing
Two people are in Police custody following a brawl near Raiwai Housing on Sunday. A video being circulated on social media shows people running after each other and so
Three youths injured during a brawl near Raiwai Housing
Three youths were injured during a brawl near Raiwai Housing, and Police are trying to establish what transpired on Sunday. A video being circulated on social media sh
Man disguises himself as a woman, enters the Maternity Ward, assaults and robs a medical student
A man disguised himself as a woman and entered the CWM Hospital Maternity Ward yesterday. fijivillage has been informed that the man then allegedly beat up a 19 year o
Calls being made to vaccinate our children with urgency against COVID-19 as the threat is increasing
Calls are being made to vaccinate our children with urgency against COVID-19 as the threat is increasing with new cases emerging in the community. While Dialogue Fiji
Month-on-month inflation rate for May this year compared to last year stands at 5%
The month-on-month inflation rate for May this year compared to last year stands at 5 percent. The Fiji Bureau of Statistics says the average annual rate of inflation
Heavy rain alert in force for Macuata and Bua provinces and Southern Lau Group
People living in Vanua Levu and parts of Lau need to be prepared as a heavy rain alert is in force for Macuata and Bua provinces and Southern Lau Group. A trough of lo
FINA votes to restrict transgender women's participation in elite swimming competitions
Swimming's world governing body, FINA, has voted to restrict the participation of transgender athletes in elite women's competitions and create a working group to establi
Police investigate break-in at Kundan Singh Supermarket in Pacific Harbour
Police are investigating a break-in at Kundan Singh Supermarket in Pacific Harbour. It is alleged that some people entered the shop and took assorted items including a
Barbarians beat England 52-21
England fell to a third successive defeat as the Barbarians overcame a first-half red card shown to Will Skelton to win 52-21 at Twickenham, their biggest victory in the
Game Of Thrones sequel series about Jon Snow in development
HBO is developing a Game of Thrones sequel series revolving around the continuing adventures of Jon Snow, with actor Kit Harington attached to return. George R.R. Mart
Laselase villagers ask Rabuka why they should vote for him
Why should we vote for you? That was the main question posed to People’s Alliance Leader, Sitiveni Rabuka as he met with people in Laselase, Nadroga. Rabuka
Govt should suspend all repayment of TELS loans for the next 5 years until the economy improves – Prof. Prasad
A call has been made that the Government should suspend all repayment of TELS loans for the next five years until the economy improves sufficiently. National Federatio
Flexible arrangements being planned for those who want to work overseas but still have TELS loans - AG
People who have taken TELS loans from the Government, completed their graduate studies and want to go overseas to work will be given some flexibility according to Ministe