Art gives inmate Vishal Krishna hope for a new beginning after prison
After spending 10 years in prison, inmate Vishal Krishna has discovered a skill he hopes will help him earn a living and rebuild his life when he is released.Krishna, who
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TotalEnergies relaunches first directly operated service station in Nabua
People in Nabua will have access to fuel, vehicle servicing, a car wash, food and coffee services in one location following the relaunch of the TotalEnergies Fairway Serv
Recycling is about people, not just products- Deo
Recycling and waste management should not only be about collecting products, but also about protecting the dignity and livelihoods of the people involved in the process.P
New digital health system to improve healthcare for prisoners
Prisoners will have better continuity of medical care while in custody and after they return to their communities following the introduction of the Patient Information Sy
Children need emotional safety, not just material things – Naisele
A child may have a comfortable home, attend the best school and have everything they need, but this does not necessarily mean they feel loved and emotionally safe.This wa
Nadarivatu Blue-light camp helps young people build skills for life
Young people who took part in the Nadarivatu Blue-light camp are being encouraged to take the skills and values they learnt back to their homes, schools and communities a
Constitutional Review Commission to submit final report to President today
The Constitutional Review Commission will submit its final report on the review of the 2013 Constitution to President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu today, marking a major miles
Hibiscus Dog Show and Pet Walk promotes kindness and better care for animals
Pet owners and animal lovers gathered at Albert Park for the Hibiscus Dog Show and Pet Walk, with the event being used to promote better care for animals and encourage pe
Kadavu farmer turns challenges into innovation, prepares to represent Fiji and Pacific in China
A 31-year-old farmer from Kadavu who experienced first-hand the challenges facing smallholder farmers, taught himself technology and built his own solution, is now prepar
Yaqona Bill to undergo further public consultation
Yaqona farmers, traders, exporters and other stakeholders will have another opportunity to raise their concerns and recommendations on the proposed Yaqona (Kava) Bill 202
Nearly 700kg of rubbish stopped from entering waterways at Nakasi crossing
Nearly 700 kilograms of rubbish has been collected from a waterway at the Nakasi ATG Crossing in just under six months, highlighting the amount of waste continuing to end
Changes in a child’s behaviour could be a sign they are struggling – Naisele
Parents are being urged to pay closer attention to changes in their children's behaviour, as these could be signs that they are struggling with issues they may not
Australian support has been crucial to Fijian Drua's growth – Hussein
Swire Shipping Fijian Drua General Manager Commercial Shane Hussein says the Australian Government support has played a crucial role in helping the club grow from taking
New shelter opens in West for women and girls affected by violence, drugs and trafficking
Women and girls escaping gender-based violence in the Western Division will have access to safe accommodation, counselling and other support services through a new Women'
Taveuni water shortage forces resident to pay $792 for 20,000 litres
As dry weather conditions continue to affect water supply in parts of Taveuni, a resident was charged about 15 times more for 20,000 litres of water, with the Water Autho
Church stall success inspires Dreketi woman to start business
Seeing members of her church community earn money from selling simple homemade products at the Methodist Church conference has inspired Virisila Marulevu to consider star
Tuvaluans moved to tears by film revisiting Nukulaelae blackbirding
A film revisiting the removal of about 80 percent of Nukulaelae's population for forced labour in 1863, has left some audience members in Tuvalu shocked and in tears.The
Ba Provincial U19 basketball team overcomes funding challenges to compete at national championship
After raising funds with the help of their parents and supporters to make the trip to Suva, the Ba Provincial Freebird Institute Under-19 boys basketball team is determin
Fiji Deaf Association forgives USP students following traditional apology
The Fiji Deaf Association says it has forgiven the USP students involved in a viral video after a face-to-face traditional apology or matanigasau allowed members of the D
Concern grows for children left behind as parents work overseas
Parents leaving Fiji for employment opportunities overseas while their children remain in the country, is an emerging concern being highlighted by the Substance Abuse Adv
Methodist Church net assets increase by more than $3 million to $54.05 million
The net assets for the Methodist Church in Fiji's have increased by more than $3 million to $54.05 million, according to its latest financial report presented at th