Backyard farming can help ease cost of living pressures - market vendor
As food prices continue to rise, a Nausori market vendor is encouraging families to start backyard gardens, saying even a small supply of home-grown vegetables can help e
Tag: Video
Young athletes turn entrepreneurs to raise money for basketball equipment
A group of teen basketball players used the Muanikau Backyard Bazaar to raise funds for their basketball equipment by selling flavoured sodas.Speaking to fijivillage News
Light Up Jittu Gospel Concert to unite and inspire community
People can look forward to great music from local artists and groups such as Ratu, Gibson, Saiva, King Easy, One Crew and Grace at the Light Up Jittu Gospel Concert, whic
Residents turn out in numbers for Muanikau Backyard Bazaar
People turned out in numbers at the Muanikau Backyard Bazaar held at Veiuto Primary School, where community members showcased and sold fresh produce, homemade goods, bake
National Voter Registration continues, earliest date for Writ of Elections is June 24th
Take advantage of the national voter registration currently underway.That is the message from Supervisor of Elections, Ana Mataiciwa as we get closer to the next electora
State relying on DNA evidence in QEB armoury break in
The man who is alleged to have broken into the Queen Elizabeth Barracks armoury made his first appearance in the Suva High Court this morning.Isaia Ledua is charged with
Advanced notice needed on fuel price announcements to avoid market panic - Consumer Council
The Consumer Council of Fiji is calling for an urgent review of the current fuel price announcement process, saying the "last-minute" strategy is causing panic-buying, lo
4-year-old among youngest stroke patients recorded in Fiji
The youngest recorded stroke patient in Fiji was a four-year-old child, raising concerns among health experts about the increasing number of stroke cases across all age g
Watch PS Environment Dr Sivendra Michael on a special fijivillage Straight Talk
Permanent Secretary for Environment and Climate Change, Doctor Sivendra Michael appeared on a special fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan.The show focuses on the
Bainimarama and Qiliho plead not guilty to inciting to mutiny
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho have pleaded not guilty in their inciting to mutiny case in the Suva High Court th
Morrison urges parents to spend more time with their children
Inspire Pacific founder Ben Morrison is calling on parents to take their roles seriously, saying children and young people today are yearning for quality time with their
Farmers worried further fuel price increase could leave them with no income
Farmers are worried that any further increase in fuel prices could leave them with no income, as rising transportation and harvesting costs continue to put pressure on th
FPSA wants 10% to 20% pay rise for civil servants in the next National Budget
The Fiji Public Service Association is calling for a 10 to 20 percent pay rise for civil servants in the form of a Cost of Living Adjustment or COLA to be announced in th
Rugby is a bridge to home for Fijians living overseas - Fiji High Comm to UK
For Fijians living thousands of miles away from home, rugby has always been more than 80 minutes on the field; it is a bridge back to our identity, our culture, roots, an
Environment Ministry rejects Vuda Waste to Energy EIA Report
The Department of Environment has rejected the Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the proposed Energy-from-Waste Plant and Private Port Facility at Vuda Point, su
Raketekete set for dream Drua debut against Waratahs this Saturday
A dream years in the making is about to become reality for 22-year-old Ruth Raketekete, who is set to make her debut for the McDonald's Fiji Drua Women in their Super Rug
HART calls for relief measures as rising costs put pressure on vulnerable families
The Housing Assistance Relief Trust (HART) is calling on the government to provide special relief measures for non-governmental organisations, including concessions on bu
Diabetes Fiji calls for dedicated budget allocation in 2026-2027 National Budget
Diabetes Fiji is calling on the government to establish a dedicated budget allocation for Diabetes Fiji in the 2026-2027 National Budget, saying the organisation requires
We will be very stern on misinformation and harmful online content - Batiwale
We will be very stern on misinformation, disinformation and any electronic communication intended to cause harm in the online space.That is the warning from Online Safety
LTA remains silent on illegal taxis as taxi drivers struggle to make ends meet
Despite repeated concerns about the growing number of illegal taxis known as 'Pari', no real action is being taken to address these illegal operations and the Land Transp
Evidence missing in Lateef drug case
A methamphetamine and marijuana possession case against former Suva lawyer Shazran Abdul Lateef could be dismissed after both the documentary and physical evidence in the