Navua man convicted of raping his biological daughter
The Suva High Court has found a 39-year-old Navua man guilty of raping his biological daughter when she was 13 years old in February last year. The man has been convic
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Education Commission questions penalties for compulsory schooling
The Education Commission says they feel that compulsory education in the Education Bill is an inappropriate and disproportionate penalty against parents.The compulsory ed
Fiji hosts first Govt Communication Conference to tackle misinformation, PM calls for improved communication
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for improved government communication, emphasising that public trust and democratic participation depend on clear and consistent
TD10F no threat to Fiji, heavy rain could lead to localised flooding
A Tropical Disturbance 10F is currently located South of Solomon Islands, and it is not expected to have any direct effects on Fiji.The Nadi Weather Office says the syste
Young iTaukei leaders reminded to balance tradition with modern challenges
Students pursuing a Diploma in Vanua Leadership Program (DVLP) at Fiji National University have been reminded that while traditions and customs were important to th
Drua fall 21–6 to Reds
Reds kicks offPenalty on Daugunu Lineout 6 metres from halfway for DruaLineout throw for Drua, Lomani kicks it into thoe air, Campbel with his first touchThomas gets t
Drua looking to maintain winning record against Reds
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will be looking to maintain their winning record against the Queensland Reds at home in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific when they meet
CWM Hospital boosts services with commissioning of three lifts
Three lifts at Colonial War Memorial Hospital have been officially commissioned, marking a major improvement in patient and public access within the country’s larg
3 lifts at CWM installed and to be commissioned soon
Some good news as three lifts at the CWM Hospital will be commissioned soon after the OHS inspections. When asked by fijivillage News, Assistant Minister for Health, P
We will listen to the people on whether electoral system needs to be changed - Constitution Review Commission
With the general elections expected to be held by February next year, the Constitution Review Commission Chairman, Sevuloni Valenitabua says if submissions and the outcom
Suva High Court to rule on Manoa Kamikamica's stay application on April 24th
The Suva High Court will make a ruling on former Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica’s application for a stay in proceedings brought against him by FICAC on the
Bainimarama and Qiliho plead not guilty to inciting mutiny charges
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho have pleaded not guilty to inciting mutiny charges. The matter has been adjourn
Rokoika says she is not answerable to JSC in High Court evidence
Evidence presented in the High Court states that Acting FICAC Commissioner Lavi Rokoika does not care what the Judicial Services Commission says, as she is not answerable
BSP Life announces highest-ever bonus allocation of $45.3M
BSP Life today announced its highest-ever Bonus Allocation of $45.3 million for the 2025 financial year, marking a historic milestone as the company celebrates its 150
3 tertiary students charged with the murder of Nauluvatu man
Three tertiary students have been charged with the murder of a 30-year-old man, whose body was found at Nauluvatu Settlement on Sunday morning.Police say two 19-year-old
Act allows only 4 gallons of fuel to be kept in homes and buildings not licensed to store fuel
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has strongly advised people that storing fuel at personal residences above certain quantities is in violation of the Pet
PM reassures public : No need for panic buying or price hikes
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reassured the public that there is no need for panic buying or price increases, despite growing global concerns.Speaking after the c
We have enough fuel but panic buying is drying up fuel pumps - TotalEnergies Managing Director
We have enough fuel supplies, it is the practice of fuel hoarding and panic buying by some people that is drying up some fuel pumps before the daily consumption amounts.T
We have upto 45 days of fuel supply with at least 1 shipment on its way - Immanuel
As cabinet meets today to firm up on the plan of action for the long term, if there is no resolution to the conflict in the Middle East in the near future resulting in a
Fuel supply sufficient, Cabinet to discuss long-term plans tomorrow
As the Fiji Government continues to stress that fuel supply in the country is sufficient to meet the energy needs for the next few months, the Cabinet will be meeting tom
Long queues at service stations as Govt urges public not to panic buy fuel
Some pumps at service stations in the Suva area are closed, as people have been lining up at service stations to fuel up, while some are being seen filling drums. Â