Tailevu residents call for major constitutional changes to support development
The people of Tailevu believe the current Constitution and other laws are preventing development in their communities and want major changes to be considered through the
Author: Antornette Vuniuca
Top 10 finalists showcase ideas to boost Fiji's agriculture sector
The top 10 finalists of the Fiji Agri-Innovative Competition 2026 showcased their products, services and innovative ideas during the first day of the in-country showcase.
46 years at Suva market: Asinate Navunisaravi reflects on a lifetime of hard work
What began with a single table and 10 sacks of yaqona at the Suva Market has grown into a successful family business for 63-year-old Asinate Navunisaravi from Namacu Vill
Students raise concerns over education and employment during the constitution talks
Concerns about whether Fiji's education system is preparing students for employment were among the issues raised during the Constitution Review Commission consultations h
LTA urges road users to prioritise safety following fatal Vatukoula crash
The Land Transport Authority is urging drivers to prioritise road safety following the fatal accident in Vatukoula that claimed four lives yesterday morning.According to
Yat Sen School launches 90th and 40th anniversary celebrations
Yat Sen School has officially launched its 90th anniversary celebrations for the primary school and the 40th anniversary celebrations for the secondary school.The celebra
Mother recalls overnight ordeal at sea after boat engine fails near Vatulele.
One of the five people rescued by the Republic of Fiji Navy after their boat went overdue between Korolevu and Vatulele has shared details of their frightening ordeal at
Search ends in relief as boat carrying five people is found
Five people, including a child, have been rescued after the boat they were travelling on between Korolevu and Vatulele became overdue.The Republic of Fiji Navy says the J
Taveuni villagers step in to help students after repeated yaqona thefts
Farmers in Taveuni continue to battle yaqona and dalo theft, as villagers say years of hard work can be wiped out overnight, affecting livelihoods and the future of young
Businesses frustrated as sewage leak continues outside Nina's Building
Business owners and staff along Robertson Road in Suva are calling for urgent action to fix a sewage leak outside Nina's Building that has remained unresolved for nearly
Beqa women turn passion for floriculture into growing income opportunity
A women's group in Beqa is continuing to grow its floriculture business with support from the Ministry of Agriculture's Women in Agriculture Programme.The Dakuni Women's
Students to benefit from new HIV and drug awareness materials
Students across Fiji are expected to benefit from new educational materials aimed at raising awareness about HIV prevention, drug abuse and healthy lifestyle choices.The
South Taveuni students educated on fire safety and drug awareness
Students and teachers at South Taveuni Primary School learned about drug awareness and fire safety during a special programme held as part of Drugs Awareness Week.The Nat
Fiji-grown turmeric has strong export potential
Turmeric has the potential to become a major contributor to Fiji's economy and improve livelihoods in rural communities.This was highlighted by the Assistant Minister for
Fiji steps up efforts to tackle hazardous waste and chemical pollution
Fiji is taking steps to join three major international agreements aimed at improving the country's management of hazardous waste, chemicals and pollutants.Speaking at the
Canned mutton returns to shelves but at a higher price
Canned mutton products that were previously difficult to find on supermarket shelves have returned to stores, but consumers are now paying higher prices for them.The issu
White substance discovered in parcel on Lau island
A parcel containing a white substance has been discovered on an island in the Lau Group, with Police now investigating the matter.Police say the package was found by a wo
Rising costs hit Yasawa village
Vuaki Village headman Etuate Saukuru says the high cost of basic items such as sugar, flour and rice is affecting families across the island.Speaking to fijivillage News,
More than 110 students graduate from Pacific Polytech
More than 110 students have graduated from Pacific Polytech in Tavua, celebrating an important milestone in their education and training journey.Families, friends, commun
One-year-old killed in road accident near Barara Bypass
A one-year-old child has died following a road accident near the Barara Bypass in the Western Division on Saturday night.Police say the child was travelling in a vehicle
Tailevu woman raises concerns over children's social media use
What started as a normal day of selling at the Nausori market turned into an eye-opening experience for 66-year-old Sereana Vakadani of Namara, Tailevu, after she attende