Pryde granted leave to apply for judicial review regarding suspended pay
Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde has been granted leave to apply for a judicial review regarding issues relating to his pay.Pryde is challenging t
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Bainimarama says he cannot stand for election because of his case
Former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says he is not behind the formation of a political party as he cannot stand for the 2026 general elections because of his cou
We have a healthy relationship with the RFMF - Acting Commissioner
Acting Police Commissioner, Aporosa Lutunauga says the Fiji Police Force has a very healthy relationship with the Republic of Fiji Military Forces.Lutunauga stated this t
Tawake and Lakovi remanded in custody for attempted robbery in Tacirua
30-year-old Sekove Tawake of Vatuwaqa and 30-year-old Sailosi Lakovi of Tacirua have been remanded in custody for a formal bail application, as both have pending matters.
Single father named Best Overall Trainee from Valelevu Youth Training Centre
Christmas will be especially meaningful this year for Ratu Peni Todua, a 31-year-old single father from Toga, Rewa, as he celebrates not only the festive season but also
Faith groups come together for ecumenical Christmas carols in Suva
It was a night of unity as different faith groups came together in numbers last night to be part of the ecumenical Christmas carols hosted by the Fiji Council of Churches
Bula FC focuses on fitness and professionalism for OFC Pro League
Bula FC Head Coach Stephane Auvray says the team has been put through an intense training programme, with a strong emphasis on fitness, endurance and professionalism as p
Bainimarama says he was invited up Rabuka as a former Army Commander and former PM
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says the reason he was invited up for the cutting of the commemoration cake for the returning soldiers from Iraq by Prime Mini
I don't think I will appear before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Bainimarama
Former Prime Minister and 2006 coup leader, Voreqe Bainimarama says he does not think that he will appear before the Fijian Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Bainim
Tinned food and noodles dominate diets in Mau Village
Eating fast food has become a major concern for villagers in Mau, Namosi despite the fact that they have land around them that they can utilise to plant vegetables and cr
Court orders psychiatric evaluation for alleged Naqali killer
The 43-year-old man who allegedly killed 16-year-old Salote Sikiti whith a cane knife in Naqali Village in Naitasiri has been ordered to get a psychiatric evaluatio
Rabuka and Bainimarama shake hands, hug and cut commemoration cake
After the formalities were done for the welcoming of the return of the first battalion Fiji Infantry regiment from the UNAMI in Iraq, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka invit
RFMF ready to assist in Fiji's drug problem - Commander
The Fiji Police Force cannot handle the drug problem on its own, and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces stands ready to assist.RFMF Commander, Major General Ro Jon
Annual cost of diabetes is $145 million while the burden for NCDs reaches $591 million – Dr Maharaj
Diabetes and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are imposing significant economic and health burdens in Fiji. While speaking on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vija
Jiuta Wainiqolo scores another brilliant try for Lyon
FIJI Water Flying Fijian winger and French-based Jiuta Wainiqolo scored a brilliant try for his Lyon side in the TOP 14 competition, even though they went down to Toulous
Serving the British Navy and meeting King Charles has been a blessing - Tuinabunawa
From humble beginnings in Raiwaqa to meeting King Charles, serving in the British Royal Navy has been a blessing for Marika Tuinabunawa.Speaking from England, Tuinabunawa
Talks underway to include Fiji Referees in Super Rugby matches
Referees in Fiji are set to receive opportunities to officiate in Super Rugby matches, with discussions currently underway to finalise their inclusion within the competit
1st Lieutenant Robanakadavu returns home to celebrate promotion with family
In a first-of-its-kind ceremony and surrounded by close family and friends, US Army officer Ray Robanakadavu had his black first lieutenant bars pinned on his shoulders b
45-metre Hoop Pine transformed into Australia’s largest Christmas tree
A 45-metre Hoop Pine has been transformed into Australia’s largest Christmas tree, and it is impossible to miss.Perched high on a hill in Hawthorne, the pine tree
Tevita Rokovereni and Lavenia Racaca take top honours at Referees Awards Night
It was a historic night for the Fiji Rugby Union as it hosted its first-ever Referees Awards Night, celebrating the crucial role referees play in the game and recognising
Japanese woman 'marries' ChatGPT AI character in symbolic ceremony
A woman in Japan has married an AI-generated character based on a video game persona, sparking debates about the intersection of human relationships with artificial intel