Labasa gets major boost with construction of new LTA hub for the North
Good news for the people of Vanua Levu, as the services of the Land Transport Authority will soon be brought closer to them with the official groundbreaking ceremony of
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Question regarding 1997 Constitution makes it more complicated as it’s like putting in ‘a spanner in the works’ - CJ Temo
All parties represented in Parliament including the People’s Alliance, the National Federation Party, SODELPA, Leader of Opposition Inia Seruitatu’s faction
Pacific Specialist Healthcare plans to bring radiotherapy to Fiji for cancer patients
As cancer contributes to 11 percent of all deaths in Fiji, the Pacific Specialist Healthcare is planning to bring radiotherapy treatment for cancer patients. Deputy Pr
We've had enough of it, we want this Constitution gone - GCC Chair
We want this Constitution gone. This is the sentiment shared by the Great Council of Chiefs Chairman, Ratu Viliame Seruvakula, while briefing the media after the end o
Aspen Medical opens new Cath Lab in Lautoka
Aspen Medical has opened a new Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratory (cath lab) at Lautoka Hospital, which it says signifies an advancement in the provision of world-class c
Temporary tents set up at Saint Thomas Primary after termite infestation
Two existing classrooms of Saint Thomas Primary School in Lautoka are now having their class in tents due to a severe infestation of termites in their classroom. Yeste
$4.3 million Suva Crematorium and Memorial Gardens Complex to open in Vatuwaqa tomorrow
The $4.3 million Suva Crematorium and Memorial Gardens Complex will open at the Vatuwaqa Cemetery tomorrow. Managing Director of the complex, Diven Prasad says the ref
Telecom Fiji to provide CCTV infrastructure and fibre from Suva-Nausori corridor to assist the Police
Telecom Fiji will soon deliver high-speed fibre connectivity and CCTV infrastructure spanning the Suva to Nausori corridor to assist the Police. The company and the Fi
Leadership skills boosted as 17 participants complete Outsource Fiji Program
A total of 17 graduates from Outsource Fiji completed the Leadership Graduation Program this morning, a milestone that is expected to enhance their leadership skills in t
Nadawa family left homeless after a devastating fire
A family in Nadawa has been left homeless after a devastating fire destroyed their home in Urau Place last night. In an interview with fijivillage News, Suresh Chand,
Ro Teimumu urges chiefs to be more productive and innovative
Leaders of the Vanua have been urged to be more productive, innovative and strive to mobilise investment and unblock economic growth towards a better outcome for all the
Australia pledges $5.7 million towards Fiji’s HIV Response Plan
$5.7 million has been pledged by the Australian Government today towards Fiji’s HIV Response Plan. Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong stated this while lau
Koronivia residents welcome first-time tarsealing of road leading to Nakaikogo Primary School
Good news for the people living in Koronivia as the road leading through the area to the end of Nakaikogo Primary School is being tarsealed for the very first time. Th
Australia vows to continue to support Fiji in health and community safety, cyber-crime, corruption, and maritime security
Australia has vowed to continue to invest in locally led solutions in Fiji to security challenges such as health and community safety, cybercrime, corruption, and maritim
Ro Teimumu Kepa to open GCC Complex
The newly developed Great Council of Chiefs complex will be opened by the Marama Bale na Roko Tui Dreketi Ro Teimumu Kepa this afternoon. The complex was destroyed in
Crime rate decreases by 20% in April but drug crimes rise by 75%
April saw a decrease in the overall crime rate by 20 percent compared to the same period last year, however, the number of illicit drugs cases registered recorded an incr
Australian Foreign Minister in Fiji for one day official visit
Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator Penny Wong and Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Matt Thistlethwaite have arrived in the country for a on
Chaudhry says Speight’s coup had less to do with iTaukei rights and more to do with power, greed, and Fiji’s mahogany plantation
As today marks the 25th year since the May 19th coup led by George Speight, the Prime Minister at the time, Mahendra Chaudhry says Speight’s motive had less to do
AFESA and WWF Pacific Volunteers Program team up to clean up Suva foreshore
Over 30 students from the USP's Accounting, Finance, Economic, and Studies Association (AFESA) collaborated with the World Wide Fund Pacific Volunteers Program (WWF) in a
New GCC complex to open on Tuesday and GCC meeting to be held on Wednesday and Thursday
The newly developed Great Council of Chiefs complex will be opened next Tuesday, and following that, the GCC members will meet on Wednesday and Thursday. The complex w
Woman raises concerns about safety and security in neighbourhoods after stoning of the car she was driving
A woman is raising concerns about the safety and security in our neighbourhoods after the rental car she was driving was stoned and broken into at midnight last night in