Online Safety Commission bolsters service to protect people from online bullying
In a bid to improve service delivery, the Online Safety Commission has achieved some key outcomes which include Digital literacy a
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Shop N Save Supermarket extend Super Rugby Pacific Naming Rights sponsorship
Shop N Save Supermarket have extended their Naming Rights sponsorship of Super Rugby Pacific to cover the exciting 2025 season.
Suspended police officer granted bail after alleged drunk driving accident
Suspended Police Constable Edward Bibi, who allegedly drove a police vehicle while drunk and caused an accident has been granted b
29 complaints lodged to FICAC in Jan, with 10 identified as corruption-related
29 complaints were lodged with the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption and assessed by the Legal and Prosecution Depart
Internal Govt financial processes cause of halt in work at CWM operating theatres - Ro Filipe
Halt in works at the CWM Hospital is due to an internal government financial process which was resolved and streamlined. Minist
UniFiji opens new wing at Samabula Campus
The University of Fiji has officially opened its new wing at the Samabula Campus with a traditional ‘hawan ceremony’ signifying bl
Tikoduadua meets India’s Defence Minister
Minister for Defence and Veteran Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua has met the Defence Minister for India, Rajnath Singh in Bengaluru, Karna
Forwood's testimony was open to other parties but not to the public and media - Mason
Senior legal counsel, Janet Mason has clarified to fijivillage News that she meant that complainant Alexandra Forwood and Solicito
Wainibuku man caught on viral video allegedly stealing from elderly man arrested
The man seen in a viral video allegedly stealing from an elderly man at a shopping complex in Nakasi has been arrested. Police
Work begins on Fiji Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Master Plan
Work on preparing a Fiji Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Master Plan has begun, which is a crucial document for establishing rel
Police officer who allegedly drove a police vehicle while drunk and caused an accident charged
A police officer who allegedly drove a police vehicle under the influence of alcohol and caused an accident in Lautoka will appear
UK pledges $120,000 to support Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The British High Commission will provide $120,000 to support the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s legal and public relations