$79 million in rate arrears owed to Municipal Councils
The Office of the Prime Minister, Ministry of Finance, and Parliament have been consistently questioning the unacceptable bulging rate arrears of $79 million owed to Muni
Author: Alipate Narawa
16-year-old student escapes injury after car he was driving overturned at Queen Elizabeth Drive
A 16-year-old student is lucky to have escaped serious injuries following a road accident along Queen Elizabeth Drive yesterday afternoon. Police say it is alleged tha
Main concern is 30% pay rise for teachers – FTU General Secretary
Our main concern is the 30 percent pay rise for teachers. Fiji Teachers Union General Secretary, Muniappa Goundar stated this to fijivillage News saying unfortunately
DPM Prasad warns poultry industry to charge reasonable prices or Govt will implement price control
When the government provides them with support to protect the industry they must also take some responsibility to ensure that the prices they charge to the consumers are
645 cases of theft recorded for May 2024
There were 645 cases of theft recorded for May 2024, other prevalent cases were Assault Causing Actual Bodily Harm with 253 cases, Burglary and Aggravated Robbery with 17
Govt not considering 30% pay increase for teachers – Prof. Prasad
A 30 percent increase is not something the government is considering for teachers. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad has made this
Free entry to Fijiana XV vs Sakura 15s game in Lautoka
Entry to the second test match between the Vodafone Fijiana XV and the Sakura 15s team will be free of charge this Thursday at Churchill Park, Lautoka. Fiji Rugby Inte
Debate on parliamentarians’ pay increase has already happened – DPM Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says the debate on the parliamentarians’ pay increase has already happened, and after 15 to
Through collaboration and innovative strategies, we can build more resilient tax administrations – DPM Prasad
Through proactive collaboration and innovative strategies, we can build a stronger, more resilient tax administration framework that serves the needs of our nations. D
Nawaqanitawase hoping to make Australia Olympics squad
Former Wallabies winger with Fijian heritage Mark Nawaqanitawase is travelling to Fiji with the Australian 7s squad hoping to make it to the Olympics next month. The e
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs returns key to New York City at request of mayor
Sean “Diddy†Combs has returned his symbolic key to New York City after Mayor Eric Adams said a committee recommended “nullifying and rescindingâ€
Latrell Mitchell named in Blues side for Origin Game 2
Rabbitohs superstar Latrell Mitchell is set for his first Origin appearance since 2021 after being named in the centres to replace the suspended Joseph Sua'ali'i. Mitc
We are not only losing our coral reefs but our culture as well - Barnes
If we are losing our coral reefs we are also losing our culture, because they are interwoven with our environment. New and upcoming Fiji artist, Hefrani Simone Barnes
We have been preparing over a year to host the Fiji delegation in Hawaii - Williams
The Fijian delegation to the 13th Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture led by the Vunivalu na Tui Kaba, Ratu Epenisa Cakobau were accorded a traditional welcome by the Fi
We should not call it a war against drugs - Dean
We should not call it a war against drugs, because every time you add the word 'war' it has a bad connotation. Former FM96 Sports Editor Aiyaz Dean who is based in Haw
I told Vou to do their best - Vasu
I told the Vou Dance Group to do their best based on whatever they do. Minister for iTaukei Affairs, Ifereimi Vasu highlighted this to the media at the Festival Villag
Koroi says her heart cries because Fiji doesn't have treatment centres for drugs
My heart just cries when I think about the drug problems in Fiji, because it does not have treatment centres for drugs. Dialysis Technician, Laisani Koroi highlighted
Fiji bids to host 15th FestPAC in 2032
Fiji has placed a bid to host the 15th Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture in Fiji in 2032. This was highlighted by Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs Pita Tagic
Our identity and language are not negotiable - Tagicakirewa
Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs Pita Tagicakirewa says our identity and language are not negotiable. Tagicakirewa stated this after the Fiji Delegation lit up
Former All Blacks mental skills coach is NSW Blues secret weapon for Origin
The man credited with turning the All Blacks from World Cup chokers into a global rugby powerhouse has emerged as Michael Maguire’s secret weapon with the NSW Blu
Wherever we stand in the world, we stand out because of our culture – Ratu Wiliame
A contingent of over 100 will be representing Fiji to the world’s largest celebration of Indigenous Pacific Islanders, at the 13th Festival of Pacific Arts and Cul