Another day without water for thousands as Tamavua-i-Wai repairs delayed
Many families should expect another day without water as unstable ground has slowed repairs to the damaged Tamavua-i-Wai trunk main, which are now expected to be complete
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Electoral Commission and FEO recommend no major electoral changes during election year for certainty
With a lot of discussion underway on possible changes to the electoral system, the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Justice Usaia Ratuvili and the Supervisor of Elec
Fuel prices to drop significantly from today
Good news as fuel and gas prices will drop from today.The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission says based on the drop in global prices, diesel records the larges
FRCS clarifies an immediate Departure Order was issued after revocation of previous order for man linked to alleged $20M tax fraud
Following the circulation of a letter dated 13th April this year and signed off by the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO that taxpayer, Dick Peng's Stop Departure Orde
Water supply gradually restored after Suvavou Bridge water main repaired
Water supply is gradually returning to communities from Vugalei Bridge through to the Naval Base at Togalevu after the Water Authority of Fiji successfully repaired the b
RFMF says Fiji cannot afford to weaken fight against crime and drugs
The Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Major General Jone Kalouniwai says they would gently offer that a nation whose institutions are being hollowed o
Calls for dedicated committee to monitor medicine and strengthen patient safety
Calls have been made for the establishment of a dedicated committee under the Constitution to monitor medicine and strengthen patient safety during submissions to the Con
Many Serua communities still lack basic services despite development
Many families in Serua continue to face challenges with access to clean water, electricity, roads and farming support despite development taking place in parts of the pro
Retaining teachers remains an ongoing challenge - Radrodro
Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says retaining teachers remains an ongoing challenge as many continue to leave the profession for better opportunities both overseas and
Govt presents a budget to continue to assist people with projected prioritised spending despite challenges
Continuing tax relief measures and subsidies, an expected reduction in fuel price, maintaining government expenditure at this year’s level for next year, ensuring
2026/2027 National Budget Announcement
For the conduct of the upcoming elections, the Fijian Elections Office has been allocated a sum of $23.2 million to cater for the preparation of the upcoming General Elec
2026/2027 National Budget build-up report, stay with fijivillage for live coverage
Only a few hours remain for the delivery of the 2026/2027 National Budget – a time when we are going through one of the most turbulent periods due to many global a
Roko Tui Bau says Fiji needs leaders who are prepared to confront reality honestly, and prioritize people over politics
Across the country, public attention has increasingly been consumed by political disputes, court rulings, constitutional debates, and questions of identity. These matters
Nurses facing burnout as Fiji short of 600 nurses
The Fiji Nursing Association says Fiji is facing a shortage of about 600 nurses, with those remaining in the public health system struggling with heavy workloads, burnout
Medicine shortages continue to affect care for RHD patients in Fiji
Medicine shortages, inconsistent follow-up systems and a lack of awareness continue to create challenges for people living with rheumatic heart disease in Fiji.20-year-ol
Fijian Drua remains financially stable as World Rugby funding nears end
World Rugby’s funding support for the Fijian Drua will conclude this month, and the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua remains well positioned to continue operating succes
Legal timeframe for issuance of Writ of Elections starts today
The legal timeframe for the issuance of the Writ of Elections starts today based on the current term of parliament, and this means that the earliest date that the general
Concerns raised about Police Bill, Fremlin says it can allow broader access to phones and private data
Concerns are now being raised regarding certain sections of the Police Bill which is currently undergoing public consultation, as people are saying this will give excessi
Concerns raised over EFL tariffs, dividends and electricity meter testing
Concerns over Energy Fiji Limited's tariff-setting process, dividend disclosures and the lack of independent testing of electricity meters were raised during the Standing
Tui Nayau issues warning to Govt to act now after surge in drugs washing up across Lau Group
The high chief of Lau Province, Gone Turaga Bale na Tui Nayau, Sau ni Vanua ko Lau, Tui LauRatu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara has issued a direct warning that if the gover
Joshua Rahman challenges re-trial order in Supreme Court
The counsel for Fiji-Canadian national Joshua Aziz Rahman, whose conviction for possessing $31 million worth of cocaine was quashed, has appealed the Court of Appealâ€