Fiji cannot achieve lasting reconciliation by addressing immunity alone while economic inequality, drug-related problems and HIV continue to affect communities across the
Families in Tovata, Makoi, are struggling without water following a burst water main, with some students missing school and residents facing difficulties preparing for Na
More than 1,000 devotees who attend the annual pooja at Lautoka's Rifle Range Mariamman Temple will benefit from improved facilities following the completion of a $14,875
Thirty-seven volunteers from the Shincheonji Volunteer Group celebrated Fiji Day with elderly residents of the Golden Age Home in Lautoka through music, action songs, sim
While many Fijians celebrated Fiji Day with their families, the Noqu Viti Foundation reached out to people in need by distributing 100 food packs along the Suva Nausori c
The Methodist Church in Vanuabalavu is taking a strong stand against the growing concerns surrounding HIV and drug use in Fiji by keeping children and young people active
The I Sausau Vou Ei Tawake will organise a fundraising event this Saturday to begin a three-year development drive to raise funds for the construction of a new community
The villages of Totoya came out in numbers today to be part of their annual collection at the FMF Gymnasium, where the funds collected will go towards the development of
Fiji’s three main security forces joined hands today in a major clean-up campaign as part of its Fiji Day celebrations, with a focus on keeping the country clean,
Local communities in Rakiraki are set to benefit from improved and safer facilities, following the commissioning of four community-based projects supported by the Governm
Raising funds for community development and investment in Vanuabalavu, while preserving culture and strengthening relationships, will be the key focus of this yearâ€
Dark, foul-smelling wastewater flowing into residential drains is raising health concerns among Rifle Range residents in Vatuwaqa, who say the nearby Nanuku Creek has not
Liquor outlets in residential areas are being looked at in Nasinu, with the Town Council considering shutting them down over concerns about their contribution to crime.Sp
As Gospel School prepares to celebrate its 65th Blue Sapphire Anniversary on November 27th, the Ex-Scholars Committee held several community activities today, including a
Market vendors, especially women, will have safer and more secure workplaces with the handover of CCTV cameras and public address systems to eight municipal councils.The
Savusavu residents got the chance to put their concerns directly to Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica when he attended the Fijian Media Association Public Town Hall
For 37 years, Communications Fiji Limited radio station, Navtarang has been more than just a radio station for its listeners, becoming a companion and friend through gene
Students of Naviti District School and Yasawa High School received much-needed assistance, including school merchandise, boots, school bags and stationery, from Vinaka Fi
Many children in Fiji continue to experience neglect, abuse, abandonment and family breakdown, with Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran saying
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
Families in Momi and Wairiki in Nadi will no longer have to use bullocks to carry drums of water up steep hills following the completion of two borehole water projects.Th