Govt turned its back on us - Seek to Save Ministry youth rep
A lot of times we have asked assistance from the government, and many times they have turned their back on us. This was the blunt message delivered by Elia Berabi, a yout
Author: Temalesi Vono
Russell Brand pleads not guilty to two further rape charges
British broadcaster and actor Russell Brand has pleaded not guilty to two further charges of rape and sexual assault during a hearing at Southwark Crown Court in London.
Local Government elections could be held before year-end - Nalumisa
After more than two decades without municipal polls, Fiji could see local government elections return before the end of this year. Minister for Housing and Local Governme
Hope for Nabua families as Koronivia land deal nears completion
The Government is on the verge of securing land in Koronivia to relocate hundreds of families ordered to vacate the Nabua Muslim League settlement, as efforts intensify t
Hamnet and Sinners among big winners at 2026 BAFTAs
British cinema enjoyed a memorable night at the 2026 BAFTAs, with Robert Aramayo capping a strong evening by winning both the Best Newcomer and Best Actor awards. The eve
‘Be stronger than temptation’ – Rabuka tells TLTB scholarship recipients
15 young Fijians are urged to protect their dreams and make wise choices as they celebrated a milestone achievement at the iTaukei Land Trust Board scholarship awards at
Rabuka says he will not interfere in FICAC operations
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he will not interfere in the work of FICAC.Speaking to fijivillage News this afternoon, Rabuka made it clear that the Government will
Fiji Ports issues strong warning after security intrusion at LPG moorings
The public is advised to stay clear of restricted high-security areas at the Suva and Lautoka Ports following a serious security concern involving unauthorised access to
Public urged to avoid Colo-i-Suva after teen’s suspected leptospirosis death
The public is refrained from entering the Colo-i-Suva Forest Park and swimming in its forest pools following the death of a teenager and three suspected severe cases of l
Fiji removed from EU tax blacklist after years of reform
Fiji has been removed from the European Union’s blacklist of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes, marking what the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service (FRC
Fiji Airways says sexual harassment clause in Employment Bill sets ‘impossible legal standard'
Fiji Airways has warned that the Employment Relations Bill’s requirement for employers to eliminate sexual harassment imposes an unrealistic and legally unworkable
$1M fines and jail terms ‘too harsh’, says Fiji Airways
Fiji Airways has raised serious concerns over the scale and scope of penalties proposed in the Employment Relations Bill, warning that the legislation risks criminalising
Narawa set for 50th Chiefs appearance against Highlanders this Saturday
Former Queen Victoria School student Emoni Narawa will play his 50th Gallagher Chiefs Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific game from the bench this Saturday when they face
Six students questioned over Galoa bullying case
Six students have been questioned and released by police following an alleged bullying incident in Galoa Village, Serua. Police confirm that investigations are continu
FNU honours choir for service through music
About 40 students in the Fiji National University Choir based at the Natabua Campus have been formally recognised for their contribution to campus life and community e
Pinehills Airstrip in Nadi not operational - Gavoka
Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation Viliame Gavoka has issued a clarification regarding the privately owned Skyward Pinehills airstrip near Nadi, following public con
Savusavu Airport becomes key gateway as Labasa Airport closes for works
Savusavu Airport is buzzing with activity today as it welcomes increased domestic flights, ensuring the smooth transition of travellers.With Labasa Airport temporarily cl
Loraini Seru becomes first woman to become Assistant Commissioner of Police
Loraini Seru has become the first woman to be confirmed to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), following her promotion to head the Internal Affairs and Pr
Swami Vivekananda ex-scholars calls for mandatory school bag checks and sniffer dogs at bus stops
The Swami Vivekananda Ex-Scholars Association is calling on all schools to introduce daily mandatory bag checks, including checks of shoes, to prevent drugs being brou
We wouldn’t be here without you - Charles Taylor
Radio remains a constant companion in both celebration and crisis, a trusted voice that informs, entertains and connects communities across Fiji.This was the message from
From Wainimala to Waimanu Road: Niko celebrates voices that brighten his mornings at World Radio Day celebration
As we celebrate World Radio Day, the enduring connection between radio and its listeners remains as strong as ever, bringing comfort, companionship and a sense of communi