Macuata Provincial Council Chairman urges farmers not to delay cane harvest
The Chairman of the Macuata Provincial Council is urging sugarcane farmers not to delay this year's harvest, saying harvesting on time is in the best interests of growers
Author: Antornette Vuniuca
Methodist Church strengthens efforts to help young people fight drugs and HIV
The Methodist Church in Fiji is stepping up its efforts to help young people stay away from drugs and reduce the growing impact of HIV through prayer, outreach programmes
US Embassy marks 250 years of US independence with grand celebration
Live music, American food, fireworks and hundreds of invited guests set the scene as the United States Embassy in Suva celebrated the 250th anniversary of American Indepe
EC and FEO propose electoral system similar to NZ, reserved seats for women and a caretaker Govt during campaigns
The Electoral Commission and the Fijian Elections Office have backed a number of recommendations by the Electoral Law Reform Commission, including lowering the current fi
Cost of living and youth opportunities among key community concerns - Bryce Street resident
A community leader says the rising cost of living, the growth of informal settlements, support for farmers and opportunities for young people remain some of the biggest i
Husband appeals for help after wife allegedly taken by force in Nakasi
The husband of a woman who has been missing since 17th June is appealing for help to find her, claiming she was forcibly taken from 9 Miles in Nakasi.Speaking to fijivill
Police continue search for 18 missing people
Police say the search continues for 18 people who are currently reported missing across the country.They say officers are continuing to gather information that could help
Cunningham residents seek better security after years of theft
A Cunningham resident is calling for street lights and better security after her family experienced repeated break-ins and thefts over the past 10 years.Karolina Lomaibat
UniFiji says increased Govt funding will boost student services
The University of Fiji says its increased government funding will help improve services for students after years of operating on a tight budget.Vice Chancellor Professor
Domain resident gives injured stray dog a second chance
A Domain resident who rescued an injured stray dog from the roadside, is encouraging more people to desex their pets after bringing the animal to a free desexing clinic i
Many Serua communities still lack basic services despite development
Many families in Serua continue to face challenges with access to clean water, electricity, roads and farming support despite development taking place in parts of the pro
Methodist Church seeks review of agreement with US conference
The Methodist Church in Fiji has called for a review of its Bilateral Relationship Agreement with the California-Nevada Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church,
Death toll from Venezuela earthquakes rises above 1,400
The death toll from Venezuela's powerful earthquakes has risen to more than 1,400 as rescue teams continue searching for survivors in the affected areas.More than 1,600 r
Pet owners encouraged to bring dogs and cats to free clinic
Pet owners are being encouraged to bring their dogs and cats to a free desexing clinic in Suva today, as part of efforts to improve animal welfare and reduce the growing
Customer numbers up for Nakasi plant nursery at Fiji Showcase
More people are taking home plants to brighten their homes and grow their own food, with one Nakasi-based nursery reporting strong customer interest at the 2026 Fiji Show
Budget has positives but spending must be justified - Seruiratu
Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu says while the 2026-2027 National Budget contains some positive measures for people and businesses, the Opposition will closely ex
Nurses facing burnout as Fiji short of 600 nurses
The Fiji Nursing Association says Fiji is facing a shortage of about 600 nurses, with those remaining in the public health system struggling with heavy workloads, burnout
Funding sought for faster pollution testing and climate change projects
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change is seeking additional funding in the upcoming national budget to strengthen environmental monitoring, improve testing capab
Single mother builds successful bakery from a carton of noodles and bucket of biscuits
A single mother who started a small canteen with just a carton of noodles, a bottle of cooking oil and a bucket of biscuits is now running one of the best-known bakeries
Ministry of Health shifting focus from treating illness to prevention
Fiji's health system needs to focus more on preventing illness and providing healthcare closer to communities rather than relying heavily on hospital treatment.This was h
Young Ba farmer uses less than an acre to support his family
A young farmer from Ba is proving that even a small piece of land can provide a steady income and help families cope with the rising cost of living.29-year-old Meli Taive