No injuries reported after rental car catches fire near Nausori Airport
No injuries have been reported after a rental car caught fire near the Nausori Airport junction last night.The National Fire Authority confirms that firefighters from Nau
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Elderly Suva couple still fear for safety as faulty streetlight remains unrepaired
About a month after a series of break-ins at their home, an elderly couple living on Cumming Street in Suva say they still fear for their safety as a streetlight behind t
Namara representative calls for GCC recognition, provincial Senate representation and removal of FICAC
The Mata-ni-Tikina of Namara, Sekaia Mua, is calling for the Great Council of Chiefs to be formally recognised under the proposed constitutional changes, provincial repre
Taveuni families could save on medical travel costs as hospital upgrades improve patient care
Families in Taveuni could save on travel costs for specialist medical treatment in the future, as upgrades to Taveuni Hospital improve patient care and create opportuniti
Everyone who calls Fiji home deserves to be called Fijian – Dr Shariff
People whose families have lived, worked and contributed to Fiji for generations should not have their national identity questioned, says Dr Ahmed Shakeel Shariff, who be
Taveuni businessman puts jobs and families at the heart of business growth
Creating employment opportunities, supporting local families and improving access to goods and services in Taveuni remain key priorities for Sun City Supermarket Managing
Batiki Island rations remaining water as creeks dry up and cassava crops begin to wilt
Families in the four villages on Batiki Island continue to ration their limited water supplies despite earlier emergency deliveries, as creeks dry up and farmers begin to
Wearing the Fiji Bati jersey is about more than rugby – Turuva
Vodafone Fiji Bati winger Sunia Turuva says wearing the Bati jersey is a reminder that he is not just playing for himself and his family, but also representing Fijians
Emergency water supply continues for Malolo Island communities facing dry conditions
Families on Malolo Island in the Western Division are receiving emergency water supplies, as dry conditions continue to affect communities and their access to water for d
More than 30 Dakuinuku families relocate as high tidal waves threaten homes
More than 30 families in Dakuinuku Village, Tailevu, have relocated to another part of the village as coastal erosion and waves during high tide continue to threaten thei
Fiji must address inequality, drugs and HIV alongside immunity debate – Tui Nayau
Fiji cannot achieve lasting reconciliation by addressing immunity alone while economic inequality, drug-related problems and HIV continue to affect communities across the
After 29 years of hard work, Chetty named Goat Farmer of the Year
What began 29 years ago as a simple plan to earn a living from the land, has grown into a successful livestock farm that now provides employment and helps other farmers i
504 Fijians receive free medical care on Indonesian Navy hospital ship
An Indonesian Navy hospital vessel, KRI dr Wahidin Sudirohusodo-991, has provided free medical services to 504 patients in Suva over two days, bringing essential he
Five points separate top four as Skipper Cup heads into quarter-finals
Only five points separate the top four teams on the Skipper Cup Senior points table as the competition heads into the quarter-finals this Saturday.Nadi leads the standing
Parliament could sit until Christmas Eve to complete Constitution Bill process - Rabuka
Parliament could continue sitting until December 24th this year to allow more time for discussions and the final stages of the Constitution Amendment Bill, which will det
From CWM Hospital to Australia, Vedika Roy continues her nursing journey
The nursing experience and values gained in Fiji have provided a strong foundation for Fiji-trained nurse Vedika Roy as she continues working towards becoming a registere
Bati must withstand pressure and take their chances against Australia – Potter
Fiji Bati Head Coach Mick Potter says his side must withstand pressure, remain resilient and make the most of every scoring opportunity if they are to compete against tea
26 Ura Estate workers sent home as dry weather threatens water supply
The people of Taveuni are feeling the impact of the prolonged dry weather conditions affecting the country, with Ura Estate Manager Waisea Railumu warning that they could
Nanuca villagers turn seaweed into jam as new source of income
A seaweed farming project is creating a new source of income for families in Nanuca Village in Cakaudrove, with villagers turning locally grown seaweed into jam and attra
Stigma remains a major barrier, with nearly half of those diagnosed with HIV last year not seeking treatment - Dr Shayal
Fear of stigma, community gossip and discrimination is preventing people living with HIV from seeking treatment, with a health official warning that shame remains a major
It's okay not to be okay “ Empower Pacific urges Fijians to seek mental health support
People experiencing anxiety, depression, grief or other mental health challenges are being encouraged to speak up and seek help, as keeping their problems to themselves c