U.S and China Slash tariffs after high-stakes trade talks
The United States President Donald Trump’s shock-and-awe tariff approach threatened to rupture the global financial system and drive the US economy into recession.
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Vualiku Melanesian gather in Bua for historic council meeting
Around 400 Fijians of Melanesian descent have met in Nabunikadamu Village in Bua for the first Vualiku Melanesian Council meeting. President Jimi Suliasi says the two-
Double celebration for Sharon Nainoca as she marks wedding and Mother's Day
It is a double celebration for Sharon Margaret Nainoca, who tied the knot yesterday and is now celebrating Mother’s Day with her husband. Nainoca is from Ravita
12-year-old Ashveer Kumar helps run family store, urges children to support parents
As we are into the second week of the school holiday, 12-year-old Ashveer Devansh Kumar has been helping his parents run their business in Suva. Their shop is known as
New $5.87M Savusavu Market opens for 152 vendors
Good news for the 152 market vendors Savusavu as a new market for climate-resilient, inclusive market designed to serve the people of Savusavu for generations to come has
Vunivau village in Labasa calls for relocation after years of flooding
The villagers of Vunivau in Labasa have been raising the need to relocate their village for the past six years, yet nothing has been done by the government. This has b
Tool theft disrupts Uto ni Yalo's traditional canoe project
The Uto ni Yalo Trust has shared their frustration over the theft of essential tools from their container at the National Sailing Centre, which are vital to their canoe-b
14-year-old Sidney Vakalahi still missing after over a year; Police urge public assistance
14-year-old Sidney Ilaise Tupou Vakalahi from Navua has been missing since April 1st last year. Police say Vakalahi was reported missing at the Navua Police Station la
Justice Goundar orders Bainimarama and Qiliho matter to returned to Magistrates Court
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner, Sitiveni Qiliho's constitutional matter in the Police officers sacking case, has been remitted to
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost is U.S first Pope
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of the United States of America has been elected the 267th Pope. CNN News say that Pope Prevost, a 69-year-old from Chicago, Illinois,
Cardinals gather at Sistine Chapel to choose new pope
Catholic cardinals are gathering at the Vatican to elect Pope Francis's successor, who died on April 21. The ABC News say the voting will take place in the Sistine Cha
Junior Police officers need more training on domestic violence cases - Rogoimuri
Junior police officers require more training to effectively handle domestic violence cases. Fiji Police Force Sexual Offences Investigator Vani Rogoimuri highlighted t
Japan grants $27.2 million to Fiji for a new disaster response vessel
The Government of Japan has provided Fiji with a total of $27.2 million for a new vessel to support disaster response efforts. The government says the vessel will be p
Villagers of Yanuca in Serua call for government help amid the ongoing water crisis
The villagers of Yanuca, in the province of Serua, have raised serious concerns about the water issue they have been facing for decades. While speaking to fijivillage
50% of 443 HIV cases linked to needle sharing
50 percent of the 443 HIV cases identified from January to September last year have been linked to needle sharing while 54 percent of the 1,093 new HIV cases recorded are
Rise in reporting of gender-based violence in Fiji linked to awareness and support efforts - Ali
The rate of reporting on gender-based violence in Fiji is currently increasing as more people are working in this area and women are being encouraged to speak out about t
Fijiana XVs ready for historic match against Wallaroos tomorrow
The Vodafone Fijiana XVs have put in a lot of hard work, and now the focus is on executing that effort in tomorrow’s historic match against the Wallaroos. Fijia
Radrodro says scholarship allocation will only be given to those who applied
Many people have been discussing the distribution of the 8,700 scholarships for 2025, with the majority of recipients reportedly being of iTaukei ethnicity. With the b
LTA tightens oversight of provisional licenses amid concerns over driver behaviour- Ro Filipe
The Land Transport Authority is reviewing various aspects of its operations, including the licensing and monitoring of provisional licenses. This follows growing conce
FNU Assistant Professor calls on Heads of School to monitor how PEMAC is taught in schools
Fiji National University Natabua Campus, Assistant Professor Mohammed Feroz Ali has raised concerns about how PEMAC is taught in schools, saying that research has shown t
Principals must bridge gaps in teaching and learning to shape the future of education – Radrodro
School heads are in a position to influence both teachers and students, shaping the future of generations to come. While speaking at the closing of the 131st Fiji Prin