Fiji marks World Mangrove Day with a call for collective action
As Fiji celebrated World Mangrove Day, Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Mosese Bulitavu emphasised the vital role mangroves play in sustaining livelihoods and
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Pacific leaders applauds ICJ advisory opinion as legal milestone in climate fight
Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General Baron Waqa has welcomed the International Court of Justice's advisory opinion on state obligations regarding climate change as a
Muaniweni uplifts school spirit with Raluve quarter-final debut
For the first time in history, Muaniweni College in Naitasiri has qualified for the national quarter-finals of the Weet-Bix Raluve competition. Speaking to fijivillage
15-year-old Taito receives life-saving heart surgery for the second time
15-year-old Taito Judah Seninawanawa says he is overwhelmed and grateful after receiving the gift of life for the second time— thanks to the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeev
We are ready to represent Fiji with pride – Baby Kulas coach
As the Baby Kulas prepare to compete in the OFC U16 Women’s Championship in Samoa, coach Marika Rodu says the team is ready to represent Fiji with pride. Rodu s
Captain Jonathan Smith Fund launched to address long-standing marine pollution and derelict vessels
Restoration of Suva Harbour and addressing long-standing marine pollution and derelict vessels has begun following the launch of the Captain Jonathan Smith Fund by the Fi
Man questions doctors' competence after missed spinal injury
Serious questions are being raised about the competence of our doctors as a man claims his spinal injuries were missed at a public hospital and only detected later throug
Skipper Cup: Nadroga ready for opener against Macuata
Skipper Cup defending champions, Nadroga say they are ready for their opening match against Macuata this weekend in Sigatoka. Nadroga Vice President, Velemani Latilevu
PRB flats in Nabua to be demolished soon, structure unsafe - Nalumisa
The Public Rental Board is on the verge of demolishing the PRB flats in Nabua due to it being structurally unsafe. Minister for Housing and Local Government, Maciu Nal
FRU records $100,000 profit despite audit qualification for 2024 accounts
The Fiji Rugby Union has recorded a profit of $100,000 for the 2024 financial year, an outcome described as a positive result in the context of ongoing efforts to strengt
Labasa residents frustrated over recurring power outages on Sundays
Residents in Labasa are voicing growing concerns over frequent power outages, which have become a regular occurrence — especially on Sundays. Labasa Town Counci
Northern Division records 543 cases of child abuse
As child abuse remains a pressing issue, it has been revealed that 543 cases were recorded in the Northern Division alone last year, with the youngest victim being just o
Savusavu resident questions PRB flat eligibility criteria
A resident of Savusavu has raised concerns about individuals living in Public Rental Board flats who earn more than $500 a week. While speaking during the Fijian Media
Labasa Town installs CCTV cameras to help deter crime – Kiran
Labasa now has CCTV cameras installed across the town, connected directly to a central command centre and these systems not only help deter crime but have also play a vit
Call made for dedicated HIV doctor in the North
A man who has been living with HIV for the past 18 years is calling on the government to appoint a dedicated doctor to care for people living with HIV in the Northern Div
Joana Divesi, crowned Miss Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival, vows to champion drug awareness
Year 13 student Joana Divesi from Shri Guru Nanak Khalsa College was crowned Miss Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival last night in Labasa. Originally from Nuku
Lailanie Burnes appointed as Director on Fiji Rugby Union Board
Lailanie Burnes has been appointed as a Director on the Fiji Rugby Union Board. She replaces Laijipa Naulivou. Burnes is a former Fijiana captain and has also worke
Electrical appliances made Gokals fire hard to control- NFA CEO
Following the fire at the Gokals Office and Warehouse in Toorak, Suva, National Fire Authority CEO, Puamau Sowane says firefighters faced significant challenges containin
No excuse for medicine shortage - Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says there should be no excuse for drug shortages at any health facility, and he will be taking up
Lelean Memorial School boosted by new $80,000 Waisale Serevi Gymnasium
Lelean Memorial School has received a major boost with the opening of a brand-new gymnasium, expected to enhance not just students’ academic experience, but also t
Lelean students get new classroom
Great news for the students of Lelean Memorial School as they will now be able to study in a good learning environment with the opening of a three-storey classroom block