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
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Call for Teacher Protection Policy as burnout and abuse rise among teachers
A concerned school teacher from the Western Division has raised alarm over the growing issue of teacher burnout, citing overwhelming workloads and pressure from parents a
100,000 new passports will be arriving by the end of next week or the first week of June - Naupoto
100,000 passports will be arriving by the end of next week or the first week of June. While confirming this on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan, Minister f
$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
It’s sad that some kids in the village cannot read the Bible in iTaukei – GCC Chair
Concerns continue to be raised on the protection of our native language, with the Chairman of the Great Council of Chiefs, Ratu Viliame Seruvakula, saying that it is sad
Sonner reveals that kids as young as 7 years are being dropped off in Suva and they never see their parents again
Street kid turned successful entrepreneur, Asta Sonner has revealed that he knows of some families dropping off their kids at Ratu Sukuna Park and never returning to pick
Freehold Buy-Back Scheme for landowners, Govt intervenes only after mutual agreement between freehold titleholder and the landowners
The Cabinet has approved the reintroduction of the landmark Freehold Buy-Back Scheme, which will allow eligible iTaukei landowning units to reclaim ancestral lands sold a
Motion hearing to transfer Bainimarama and Qiliho case to High Court adjourned to June 2nd
The motion hearing to transfer the Police officers sacking case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho to the H
Reports on social media of fake news articles referred to CID for investigation
Police confirm the reports on social media of fake news articles have been referred to the Criminal Investigations Department’s Digital Forensics team for investig
All Govt vehicle leasing contracts have been issued after open, competitive and transparent tender processes – Ministry
Following the fake news being circulated about the Government vehicle leasing contracts, the Ministry of Finance has clarified that since the introduction of Government v
People wait for a fully integrated e-transport payment system as MPAiSA is only available option for now
Questions continue to arise from the people on the ground relating to the e-transport system after hundreds of people were left stranded at the Suva Bus Stand last Tuesda
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
13 police officers questioned over Richard Mock’s death still in the Force – COMPOL
The 13 police officers who were questioned in relation to the death of 35 year old Richard Mock are still within the Fiji Police Force and have not been suspended. It
Counter Narcotics Bureau officer charged in 4kg meth case, COMPOL orders interdiction without pay
One of the 4 charged in the 4kg methamphetamine case in Nadi last week is a member of the Counter Narcotics Bureau, and Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says he is ver
Lautoka mother calls for corporal punishment, review team says this would be tricky
A mother of 4 is calling on the Ministry for Education to encourage more spiritual counselling in schools because she believes that we are not fighting a physical battle
Ali calls for harsher penalties for abuse by teachers or students under Education Act
The headteacher of Toko Sanatan Primary School in Tavua, Gulshad Ali has highlighted the need to revise Section 31C of the Education Act 1966, which currently states that
Foreign national to appear in Nadi court today in relation to 4kg meth seizure
A foreign national has been charged in relation to the alleged unlawful importation of 4 kilograms of methamphetamine, seized during a joint controlled operation between
Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Sagar’s abuse of office, dishonestly causing a loss case to be called on June 3rd
The hearing for Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and Vimlesh Sagar abuse of office and dishonestly causing a loss will be called on June 3rd. The two appeared before Magistrate Ch
Lack of teachers and support resulted in low pass rate in Life Maths - Muaira College student
A secondary school student has called on the Ministry for Education to train and hire more qualified teachers, keep teachers in one school for a longer period of time and
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
Police officer and 2 others charged after 4kg meth seized in Nadi
Three men including a Police officer have been arrested after four kilograms of methamphetamine was seized at Nadi International Airport while authorities continue invest