Youths can be agents of behavioural changes - Fiji Red Cross Director General
Young volunteers gathered today for discussions with key stakeholders to discuss the national crisis of HIV and Drug Abuse which is aimed at educating and creating a saf
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Raluve: Niusawa U16 gear up for historic semifinal clash against ACS this Saturday
Niusawa Methodist High School's U16 girls rugby team will need to prepare thoroughly this week as they face Adi Cakobau School in the semi-final of the Weet-Bix Raluve Co
Professor Anthony Regan on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan
Australian National University's constitutional law expert, Professor Anthony Regan will focus on Fiji's journey and how we have had the 1970, 1990, 1997, the Professor Y
Fiji Constitution is probably the hardest to change in the world – Prof. Regan
The Fiji Constitution is impossible to change and probably the hardest to change in the world than some communist countries and there are several aspects of the 2013 cons
FDB Rookie Entrepreneur of the Year award inspires Sweet Sip founders to aim higher
Being named the Fiji Development Bank Rookie Entrepreneur of the Year has only fueled the ambitions of Rajnel Kumar and Aachaal Reddy to expand their first-of-a-kind roll
Ministry of Waterways focuses on dredging Ba River to minimise flooding issues
The Ministry of Waterways is focusing on dredging the Ba River to increase the depth and width of the river channel and allowing it to carry more water which can also red
Students graduating with Secondary School teaching courses are now teaching in Primary Schools
Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations Agni Deo Singh has revealed in Parliament that some students who graduated with Secondary School teaching c
Data shows that 3 out of 5 rape cases reported in Fiji are against children
Data from the Office of the Director of the Public Prosecution shows three out of five rape cases reported are against children, and 23 births out of 1,000 females are be
Fiji to sign MOU with International Peace Institute to bolster climate change negotiation capacity
The Fijian Government has approved a memorandum of understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change and the International Peace Institute to strengthe
Raluve U18: Bucalevu upsets Lomary 15-12 to advance to the semi finals
The Bucalevu Secondary School Under-18 team came in as underdogs and beat Lomary Secondary School 15-12 in the Weet-Bix Raluve competition quarter final today. Both te
Constitution should be reviewed to remove its perceived connection to a political party - Naupoto
Independent MP and former Army Commander, Viliame Naupoto says the 2013 Constitution should be reviewed as soon as practically possible, and while speaking as a former Ar
Raluve U16: Niusawa Methodist secure semi-final spot after thrashing Naitasiri Sec 27-0
The Niusawa Methodist High School U16 team from Taveuni are through to the Weet-Bix Raluve semi-finals after thrashing Naitasiri Secondary School 27-0 in their quarterfin
PM says Opposition not being invited to State events was a mistake
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has offered his apology to the nation and the Opposition for not inviting the the Opposition parliamentarians to State events. Rabuka st
Raluve Competition: Financial constraints and lack of resources fail to stop Niusawa Methodist Under 16
Financial constraints and lack of training resources have failed to dampen the spirits of the Niusawa Methodist High School from Taveuni Under 16 girls side from reaching
Prof. Prasad says Kumar is lying in Parliament while Usamate tells him to stop making personal attacks
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says Opposition Bloc of 16 Member Premila Kumar is lying in the Parliament on how VAT is applied whi
$591M cost for health care, deaths and disability from NCDs – Dr Lalabalavu
As non-communicable diseases continue to be the main burden for our people contributing to 80 percent of all deaths in the country and 40 percent of premature deaths, Min
Recent pay increase is a strategy to retain civil servants – PM
The Ministry of Civil Service is not immune to labour mobility and demand from developed economies, particularly in Australia and New Zealand and the ongoing loss of skil
Archbishop Chong blesses Marist rugby teams ahead of Deans quarters on Saturday
The Head of the Catholic Church in Fiji, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong blessed the five teams that will be taking part for Marist Brothers High School in the Vodafone Super
Minister for Education calls for an urgent meeting to settle USP issues
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is calling for an urgent special meeting with the University of the South Pacific and Staff Associations to discuss and settle the i
132 teams set to compete in the Fiji Secondary Schools Netball Championship
132 teams will be participating in the Crest Fiji Secondary Schools Netball Championship which will be held from the 28th to the 30th of this month. While speaking at
Rabuka urges Japan to continue to adhere to safety standards amid Fukushima waste discharge
As Japan continues discharging treated Fukushima nuclear waste water, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says they continue to request the Government of Japan to continue to