Women in Macuata seek action on climate threats to food and livelihoods
Women in Macuata have called on the Government to provide direct and sustained support to women whose gardens, shoreline food sources, fishing areas and small businesses
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Vunidogoloa seeks answers over 12-year-old relocation concerns
Vunidogoloa villagers in Vanua Levu are still waiting for answers on several basic infrastructure and welfare needs, 12 years after the community was relocated from its o
Women record more online abuse than men, with 585 complaints received this year - Online Safety Commission
Women continue to lodge more complaints about online abuse than men in Fiji, with 585 complaints from women recorded so far this year compared to 348 from men.Speaking du
Religious freedom guaranteed, all citizens of Fiji shall continue to be known as Fijians until consensus is reached
The Draft Constitution which is part of the Constitution Review Commission Report states that all citizens of Fiji shall continue to be known as Fijians until consensus h
Constitution Review Commission Report made public
The Constitution Review Commission Report has been tabled during a special sitting of Parliament.Cabinet has said the tabling of the report does not constitute acceptance
Charters challenges lawfulness of Rokoika's acting FICAC Commissioner appointment
Fiji and British national, Charlie Charters has filed papers in the High Court challenging the lawfulness of the appointment of acting FICAC Commissioner Lavi Rokoika.Cha
Diarrhoea cases rise amid Batiki water shortage
An increase in diarrhoea cases has been reported on Batiki Island, as prolonged dry weather leaves communities struggling to access clean drinking water.The Batiki Nursin
Man dies, another in critical condition after kava session
Police are investigating the death of a 29-year-old man and the hospitalisation of another following a kava session in Lakena, Nausori, on Saturday night.A family member
Police investigate alleged sexual harassment case involving sports chairman
The chairman of a sporting institution is being investigated by Police over an alleged sexual harassment case.The Fiji Police Force has confirmed to fijivillage News that
Prof. Prasad FICAC trial to continue after permanent stay refused
The FICAC trial against former Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad will continue in the Magistrates Court after his application for a permanent stay of proceedin
Water supply arrives in drought-affected Batiki Island today
An emergency water operation is underway to assist communities on Batiki Island affected by water shortages while support for water supply operations for affected mari
Late Agni Deo Singh remembered by son as devoted father who always put family first
Late Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh has been remembered by his son as a devoted father who placed family, education and helping others at the centre of his life.Speak
PM remembers late Agni Deo Singh for a lifetime of service to workers
Late Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations Agni Deo Singh has been remembered by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka as a dedicated servant of Fijiâ
Govt members pay final respects to late Agni Deo Singh at Civic House
Members of the Government gathered at Civic House this morning to pay their final respects to late Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations Agni Deo
Fiji goes down 20-15 to Japan in PNC final
Conceding too many penalties proved too costly for the FIJI Water Flying Fijians as they went down 20-15 to Japan in the 2026 Asahi Super Dry Pacific Nations Cup final at
People’s Alliance Nasinu members back motion to reinstate Tabuya as Deputy Party Leader
The People’s Alliance Nasinu Branch will put forward a motion at the party’s Central Annual General Meeting next Saturday for the reinstatement of Lynda Tab
Flying Fijians to face South Africa ahead of World Cup next year
A new chapter for the FIJI Water Flying Fijians will unfold on Australia’s Central Coast next year, with Fiji set to face the four-time world champion Springboks i
Youths aged 18–35 make up majority of drug-related arrests
People aged between 18 and 35 years account for the largest share of those arrested in drug-related cases in Fiji, with the age group making up 56 per cent of the accused
Youth break-ins concern Roko Tui Bau, who says “everything points back to the home”
Concerns over young iTaukei becoming involved in break-ins and theft need to be addressed by strengthening families and ensuring young people receive the love, attention
Unpaid overtime impact blood tests and X-ray services at CWM Hospital
Concerns have been raised about patients being affected by delays in accessing blood test and radiology services at CWM Hospital, with some reporting they were unable to
Contingency plans being prepared as El Niño threatens water supply
Contingency plans are being prepared to respond to the expected impacts of a severe El Niño event, including worsening water shortages in parts of Fiji.Director of the