Rising trend of mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS a concern for Health Ministry
The Ministry for Health is concerned that there is a rising trend of mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS, and this year alone
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Nabua family homeless after fire destroys their home
A family has been left homeless after their house was destroyed in a fire near Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School in Nabua last n
Fiji leads 2024/2025 HSBC SVNS table with 36 points
The Fiji Airways National Men’s 7s side is leading the HSBC SVNS table with 36 points after the second leg of the World Rugby Seve
No power at Sigatoka Hospital, hospital using a backup generator
The power supply at the Sigatoka Hospital has been affected due to a major fault affecting electricity supply. The Hospital say
Fiji Men’s 7s to play France in semi final after beating GB 17-12 in pool decider
The Fiji Airways Fiji Men’s 7s side has booked a Cup semi final showdown against France after escaping the jaws of defeat to overc
Opposition admits shortcomings in tackling drug crisis and calls for independent Narcotics Bureau
Leader of Opposition, Inia Seruitatu says they in the previous government were probably overconfident in what they were doing to t
PM raises concerns about the increase in green yaqona theft
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has raised concerns about the increasing cases of green yaqona thefts and says that the Fiji Police
17-year-old student commits suicide
A 17-year-old student of a prominent school in Navua has committed suicide. Police confirmed this to fijivillage News this morn
Two alleged drunk men dead after they were hit by a bus while fighting on the road in Naitasiri
Two men aged 21 and 45 years are dead after they were hit by a bus while fighting on the road in Waitolu, Naitasiri. Director o
Fiji passes landmark Child Care and Protection Act to strengthen safeguards against abuse and neglect
Parliament has unanimously passed the Child Care and Protection Act that outlines what the country will do to promote the wellbein
Water woes continue at CWM Maternity Ward, mothers given 1 hour to bath
Concerns are being raised again as water woes continue at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital Maternity Ward. We have been told
Prof. Prasad highlights economy shows promising growth, but Kumar questions impact on ordinary Fijians
With over a billion dollars in support for vulnerable and disadvantaged Fijians, debt to GDP ratio at 75.4 percent percent at the