Field 40 families enjoy safer evenings after stoning issue resolved
Families living in LP Maharaj Field 40 in Lautoka are finally enjoying peaceful evenings outdoors, free from the fear of stoning, which had been a long-standing issue.Com
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More than 40 children registered for Fiji Sevashram Student Camp for holistic development
More than 40 students have registered for the Fiji Sevashram Sangha Student Camp 2026 at 6 Bau Street, which begins today and will conclude next Sunday.In an interview wi
Guru Gobind Singh's birth anniversary celebrated today at Samabula Sikh Temple
The Sikh community gathered today at Samabula Sikh Temple to celebrate the birth anniversary of their 10th Guru, Shri Guru Gobind Singh.
Camakau Race strengthens community ties and honours traditional customs
The Camakau Race remains a significant cultural event for the people of Fulaga, strengthening community ties and honouring traditional customs. The Camakau R
Police seeking assistance in locating 16-year-old Unaisi Tuvakalea and 17-year-old Joana Wativo
Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating two sisters who have been reported missing in Lami.Police say 17-year-old Joana Wativo and 16-year-old Un
Digital violence is one of the fastest growing form of abuse - Empower Pacific
Digital violence is one of the fastest-growing forms of abuse, with significant emotional and physical impacts.This was highlighted by Empower Pacific while conducting a
Many pension recipients are sole earners in their families – PS Nadakuitavuki
Social protection programmes have significantly reduced poverty among older persons, with evidence showing that many pension recipients are the main or sole income earner
Tudravu family bids emotional farewell to late Dr Jemesa Tudravu
It was an emotional day for the Tudravu family as they said their last goodbye to farewell their father, the late Permanent Secretary for Health, Dr Jemesa
Late Dr Tudravu remembered as a servant leader
The late Permanent Secretary for Health, Dr Jemesa Tudravu was known for his character, where he led with humility, listened with patience, and treated colleagues at ever
Seven shops closed in Nasinu black market areas after operating hours during New Year
Seven shops in Nasinu’s black market areas were closed after operating hours to ensure residents’ safety during and after the festive season.Nasinu Town Cou
Labasa to host street party after 5 years to welcome the New Year
The Friendly North is all set to ring in the New Year with a bang as the Labasa Town Council hosts its highly anticipated street party at the Labasa bus station, marking
Tanoa Kaachi Day brings joy and fun to staff children at Tanoa Plaza Hotel
Laughter and excitement filled the Tanoa Plaza Hotel as the hotel hosted its annual Tanoa Kaachi Day, a special event dedicated to the children of its staff.Tanoa Plaza H
18-year-old Talei spends school holidays assisting family business at the Suva Market
18-year-old Lina Katalaini Talei of Natokalau Village in Cicia, Lau, is proving that hard work and discipline can create positive change, even at a young age.Talei is spe
Bau chiefs stress discipline and alcohol control ahead of New Year celebrations
As the chiefly island of Bau prepares for the celebration of New Year’s Eve, all the men of the Yavusa Kubuna in the Village of Bau have visited Yavusa Nabou in th
Ministry working to keep children and the vulnerable safe this festive season
A joint team from the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection and the Fiji Police Force has stepped up efforts to protect children and vulnerable members of soc
Produce shortages during festive season and rising prices strain Suva market vendors
Longtime Suva Market vendor Bobby Ram says unstable supply, rising prices, and reduced farming activity are making business increasingly difficult for both sellers and co
Communications Fiji Limited Foundation donates to support Baka Books
The Communications Fiji Limited Foundation has donated $2,500 to support Baka Books’ mission to promote a strong reading culture among children and young people in
Mau Village encourages youth initiatives as workers leave for overseas jobs
The village committee in Mau has been urged to introduce small projects for youths, as limited manpower is slowing down development.Turaga ni Koro Paula Kauyaca told fiji
Soso and Lasakau villagers uphold carabulubulu tradition on Bau
Hundreds of villagers from Soso and Lasakau on the chiefly island of Bau have gathered to honour the traditional carabulubulu, a ceremony held to appreciate the hard work
Savusavu unites for clean-up ahead of Christmas
A major pre-Christmas community clean-up campaign was carried out in Savusavu over the weekend, with the aim to encourage residents to take personal responsibility f
Navakawau villagers call out illegal rubbish dumping at blowhole
The villagers of Navakawau in Taveuni are raising serious concerns about people illegally dumping rubbish and not cleaning up after using their coast.The youths of Navaka