A number of HIV cases identified in Lau province
A Task Force has been set up during the Lau Provincial Council Meeting to address HIV, drugs issues and youth empowerment, and to strengthen prevention and control measur
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19 year old Tikiko speaks about making a huge turnaround in his life after Tagane Mai Program on fijivillage Straight Talk
19 year old Tikiko Tavualevu who is a peer mentor in the Tagane Mai Program coordinated by Inspire Pacific has shared his journey right from his childhood when he took up
Employers raise concerns over Employment Relations Bill amid skills and labour crisis
Employers have warned that the proposed Employment Relations Bill fails to address Fiji’s ongoing skills and labour crisis, raising concerns about its impact on bu
CID investigates derogatory comments about Hindu and Muslim festivals made by pastor
The largest Hindu organisation in Fiji, Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji has formally lodged a complaint with the Criminal Investigations Department regarding
Call for more specialized training of nurses for safer surgery in Pacific
There is a need for more specialised pre-operative nursing training across Pacific island nations for effective surgical care. This was highlighted during a panel disc
This is not a political move - Rabuka
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that the resignations of the two Deputy Prime Ministers is not a political move to consolidate support for the People’s Al
$14M FIJI Water and Neptune Pacific Marine and Manufacturing Training Facility to be set up at FNU
FIJI Water, America’s number one premium imported bottled water and its sister company, Neptune Pacific, the South Pacific’s leading shipping and logistics
This is a temporary setback – Prof. Prasad
As outgoing Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad left his office after resigning from his post following the charges laid against him by
PM says it looks like the cases of former DPMs will not be dealt with in a short time
It seems two of the Deputy Prime Ministers who have resigned, may not come back into their positions before the 2026 general elections as their cases are just in the prel
Concerns raised on TikTok battles being circulated on social media
We are creating our own bad image in this country. This is the message from Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu when questioned about TikTok battle videos circulating
Police Act review aims to align laws with international standards and people’s needs - Naivalurua
We have to sharpen the tips of the arrow of the laws to ensure its connected, relevant, people centred, aligns with the International norms and in line with the governmen
Urgent call for climate-resilient health infrastructure upgrades in Fiji
An urgent call has been made for climate-resilient and disaster-resilient health facilities across Fiji to support surgical outreach and patient care. This was highlight
DPM Prof. Biman Prasad to resign today after being charged by FICAC
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad will resign today after being charged by FICAC. Professor Prasad has been charged with failure t
PM looking at appointing a new AG but he has not identified any yet
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka confirms that he is looking at appointing a new Attorney General. Rabuka made this comment to fijivillage News when we asked him on whe
Social media post of kids being kidnapped and organs removed is false - COMPOL
Social media posts being widely circulated claiming children are being kidnapped and their organs removed are false.
 Commissioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu sa
Ruling in Jan on whether President can terminate FICAC Commissioner’s appointment on PM’s advice
High Court Judge Justice Dane Tuiqereqere will give his ruling on whether the President has the powers to terminate Barbara Malimali's appointment as the Commissioner of
Ministry identifies anomalies and overcharging by some of the GPs under Free Medical Scheme
The Ministry of Finance has revealed that while the Public-Private Partnership for the Free Medical Scheme has worked well and most General Practitioners get paid in a ti
Judicial review hearing relating to Malimali’s application to take place tomorrow
The judicial review hearing relating to former FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali’s application will take place tomorrow where the court will review the powers e
Levuka resident calls for paternity leave in Employment Relations Bill
A Levuka resident has raised questions over whether the proposed Employment Relations Bill should include leave provisions for men, highlighting the shared responsibiliti
Lomaiviti Women’s Association raise over $40,000 for girls hostel project in Suva
Students travelling from Lomaiviti to Suva to get an education will soon not have to worry about accommodation as the Lomaiviti Women’s Association has managed to
Former drug users share message of change and faith
Three young men who once lived on the streets and used drugs are now sharing their stories of change and hope as they continue their recovery at the rehabilitation unit a