Religious statues damaged during Nakasi temple break-in
Religious statues have been damaged in an act of sacrilege during a break-in at the Gopal Sadhu Hanuman Gadhi Mandir in Nakasi.Temple Treasurer Ashish Prasad told fijivil
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Saint Joseph's old scholar returns to Fiji, reunited with family after decades
For Coleen Gilmore, returning to Fiji after decades away has felt less like visiting a country and more like coming home.Gilmore, who now lives in Australia, first came t
Mother remembers late son as she celebrates graduation milestone
What should have been a morning filled entirely with excitement was an emotional one for 28-year-old Kaitalo Voce, who spent an hour crying and remembering her late son b
Stand-Up paddlers bring message of climate action to Sheraton Fiji during Viti Levu journey
Two stand-up paddlers are travelling more than 500 kilometres around Viti Levu, carrying a powerful message of hope, ecological guardianship, ocean conservation and urgen
NeXTGEN Alliance Party’s Urban Launch cancelled after misunderstanding over permit
A misunderstanding over whether a permit was required to hold a political gathering has resulted in the NeXTGEN Alliance Party’s Urban Launch, which was supposed t
Constitution Review Report to be tabled in special Parliament sitting
Information Minister Lynda Tabuya says the Constitution Review Report will be tabled in a special sitting of Parliament, while the Constitutional Amendment Bill is expect
Drug convict King Khan appeals conviction and sentencing
Drug convict Imran Khan, also known as King Khan, is appealing his conviction and sentencing. Khan was convicted of unlawfully possessing 4.1364 grams of methamphetami
Lautoka residents raise alarm over public drinking and grab-and-runs
Residents and taxi drivers in Lautoka are calling for increased police patrols as concerns grow over public drinking, nuisance behaviour and grab-and-run incidents in the
Leaders need to understand younger employees rather than viewing them as difficult - Nadakuitavuki
Leaders need to take the time to understand younger employees rather than simply viewing them as difficult to manage.Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Information E
St Joseph's alumni use reunion to mentor young women and promote women's leadership
The St Joseph's Secondary School Alumni are using their reunion to mentor young women and tackle important issues around women's leadership, law, governance and health.
Fijians can now pay bus fares by scanning a QR code
Fijians can now pay their bus fares by simply scanning a QR code on their smartphones, following the launch of Fiji’s first-ever eTransport QR Pay service.The new
Charges yet to be laid 7 months after Constable Racagi's murder, ODPP assesses forensic evidence
It has been almost 7 months since the murder of Lami Police Constable Peniasi Racagi, and people are raising concern on why no charges have been laid against anyone after
WATCH: Fiji’s first in-country trained gynaecological oncologist Dr Nanise Sikiti shares her story on fijivillage Her-Story
From studying under a kerosene lamp in Levuka to becoming Fiji's first in-country trained gynaecological oncologist, Dr Nanise Sikiti's journey is one of sacrifice, resil
Miss MHCC & Carpenters Tower Sala Korosaya crowned Miss Hibiscus 2026
Miss MHCC & Carpenters Tower Sala Korosaya has been crowned Miss Hibiscus 2026, taking the coveted title at the FMF Hibiscus Festival in Suva . For Korosaya, enter
You don’t need to be wealthy to invest in shares - SPX CEO
Ordinary Fijians can become shareholders in companies they know and support without needing to be wealthy or financial experts.This is according to South Pacific Stock Ex
Basic Tariff Literacy Toolkit launched to empower businesses on tariff decisions
Businesses and MSMEs will be better prepared to question and respond to future tariff increases, with the launch of a new Basic Tariff Literacy Toolkit aimed at helping t
Bose Vanua should be engaged in the fight against gender-based violence - Ratu Isikeli Mara
Policies to address gender-based violence should reach the Bose Vanua, where discussions can filter down to communities and families.This was a suggestion made by Ratu Is
FNPF recovers $2.8M as $8M legacy in employer contributions remains outstanding
More than $8 million in historical contributions owed to FNPF members remains outstanding, with the Fiji National Provident Fund urging employers to take advantage of its
Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union Treaty will ease financial burden on Police - Lutunauga
Financial assistance under the Fiji-Australia Vuvale Union Treaty will help lessen the burden on the Fiji Police Force as it works to respond to Fiji's changing criminal
Police officers search vehicle along Harris Road in Suva
Police officers have searched a vehicle along Harris Road in Suva.Two people were seen walking around the vehicle while the officers were removing items from the parked v
PM says we will have elections by Feb 6th 2027 under existing laws if constitution review is not over
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Constitution Review Commission report should be made public, and will be released after Cabinet meets.While this process is being