Lockdown protesters gather in Wellington to march to the NZ Parliament
Thousands of protesters have brought Wellington's CBD to a standstill as they march to the NZ Parliament in a challenge to COVID restrictions. The NZ Herald reports th
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Fijian Govt calls on people to report any unsafe driving or inappropriate use of Government vehicles
The Fijian Government has stated that people can report any unsafe driving or inappropriate use of Government vehicles. The Government says it is unacceptable for a ve
Sharma resigns from CFL’s board due to his inability to meet the residency requirements specified in the Media Act
South Pacific’s largest broadcasting organisation and parent company of Legend FM, FM96, Viti FM, Navtarang, Radio Sargam and fijivillage, Communications Fiji Limi
FRA completes phase one of road improvement works on close to 100 roads under the Rip and Remake programme however speeding has now become a concern
The Fiji Roads Authority says it has completed phase one of major road improvement works on close to 100 roads in the Central, Northern and Western Division under the Rip
I do not know whether SODELPA is now reaching out to embrace me, there will be more meetings – Rabuka
People’s Alliance Party Leader, Sitiveni Rabuka says he was called by the Leader of the Opposition and the Turaga Na Tui Cakau, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu to go to SO
We are kinsmen, we are one family and kinsmen always stay together - Gavoka
SODELPA Leader, Viliame Gavoka has confirmed that People’s Alliance Party Leader, Sitiveni Rabuka visited SODELPA earlier this week. Gavoka says we are one peop
FICAC investigating Fiji Pine Trust
The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption is currently investigating Fiji Pine Trust Limited. FICAC has confirmed this after fijivillage asked the Commission
As we celebrate Diwali, please remember your neighbours and those who have suffered greatly from the impact of COVID-19 - Gavoka
SODELPA Leader, Viliame Gavoka says as you celebrate Diwali, please remember your neighbours and fellow countrymen in your prayers who have suffered greatly from the impa
We are coming out of the darkness of the pandemic, so it is right that we should decorate our houses and light our lights - PM
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says this Diwali we are coming out of the darkness of the COVID-19 pandemic, so it is right that we should decorate our houses and ligh
FijiFirst MP Naiqamu being interviewed by Police
FijiFirst MP and former Forestry Minister, Osea Naiqamu is currently being interviewed by Police regarding allegations that he tried to take over Fiji Pine Trust Limited.
Bainimarama asks Modi on the eve of Diwali, to gift the world a more ambitious 2030 and net zero commitment
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says he is asking his friend, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on the eve of Diwali, to gift the world a more ambitious 2030 and ne
8 of the 671 people who died from COVID-19 were fully vaccinated and obesity played a big role
8 of the 671 people who died from COVID-19 in Fiji were fully vaccinated. Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says this comes to 1.2% of the total deaths
Third wave of COVID-19 will come, and people need to ensure they take all measures to protect themselves and those around them – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says we need to understand that the third wave of COVID-19 will come, and people need to ensure they take all measures t
Masking is only mandatory for indoor public areas, public transport and crowded public settings – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health, Doctor James Fong says people do not need to wear a mask on the road if they are keeping a safe distance from others however masking is ma
238,000 Fijians have received the second round of the Govt’s $360 unemployment assistance so far
The Ministry of Economy has so far paid out around $86 million to over 238,000 Fijians as part of the second round of the Government's $360 unemployment assistance. Ac
Today marks 21 years since the attempted mutiny at QEB
Today marks 21 years since the attempted mutiny at Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Nabua on November 2nd, 2000, where rebel soldiers who were 2000 Coup Leader, George Speight
Fiji citizens vaccinated for COVID-19 overseas will be able to have their vaccination details recorded on the Fijian Vaccination Registry System
Fiji citizens who were vaccinated for COVID-19 overseas will be able to have their vaccination details recorded on the Fijian Vaccination Registry System however the time
The people of Drekeniwai built their first seawall before they asked the Government to help, and I never said that I’m a statesman - Rabuka
People’s Alliance Party Leader, Sitiveni Rabuka says the people of Drekeniwai built their first seawall and river bank retaining wall before they asked the Governm
Westpac takes immediate action on recent Visa Debit Card fraud
Westpac Fiji says it has discovered an online fraud incident involving Visa Debit Cards and put a stop on all compromised cards. The bank says they would like to assur
WAF working with the FRA to repair the collapsed wastewater trunk main at the 4 Miles Bridge in Nabua as soon as possible
The Water Authority of Fiji’s Acting Chief Operating Officer, Miteshwar Chand says they are working closely with the Fiji Roads Authority to repair the collapsed w
RBF forecasts inflation to reach 2% by the end of 2021 after accounting for elevated external price pressures
The Reserve Bank of Fiji forecasts inflation to reach 2 percent by the end of 2021 from -2.6 percent at the end of 2020 after accounting for elevated external price press