Should taxpayers be paying for the personal laptops and latest high end mobile phones for Members of Parliament? Fiji Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudhry says he is
A complaint has been filed with the Chair of the Judicial Services Commission, Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo regarding a photo published by the Ministry of Justice sho
Fiji National Provident Fund has been a key driver of the economy and has played a crucial role in the socio-economic development of Fiji for the last six decades. Dep
It is crucial to empower local communities to take ownership of their water resources, ensuring every village has access to clean, safe and sustainable water. Ministe
The Ministry of Housing has sent out a warning to all Fijians to be extremely careful when buying homes in informal settlements due to the serious risk of eviction and fi
Good news as the new Waiqele Nursing Station will serve more than 6,000 people after the groundbreaking ceremony for the Station was conducted by the Minister for Health,
The focus is on improving the quality of life for people, including services such as health, education, roads, water supply, electricity, and agriculture. Deputy Prime
10-year-old Namish Chaudhry, who has type 1 diabetes, says although it hurts, he has learnt to take his insulin shots every day and he can do everything he loves, but he
The Yaqara Pastoral Company Limited marked a significant milestone after presenting $4.3 million in dividend payments to the Government. This dividend payout was part
Good news for Dilkusha Methodist High School students as they received 100 desks and chairs valued at $9,500, which will significantly impact their lives. While offici
The Presidential election is expected to take place in a special Parliament sitting at the end of this month, and Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that the Co
A ballistic missile fired by China over 6 Exclusive Economic Zones of the Pacific caught Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka by surprise after he held talks with Chinese Presi
Questions are being asked on whether the Parliament has sufficient infrastructure for stand-by water tanks that would have allowed today’s Parliament session to go
Fijians in the Middle East are safe and we will continue to be part of the United Nations as long as the UN is there for peacekeeping duties. This was highlighted by P
Minister of Rural Development, Sakiasi Ditoka says the government's stand has not changed and they are very respectful of the Vanua of Namosi and the hierarchy and the de
There was some discomfort on some of the nominees for the country’s President, and that is why Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka withdrew his nominee for the electio
The Ministry of Education is investigating allegations of misconduct during the Fiji Eighth Year external exam at a Ba school last week. When questioned by fijivillage
Cabinet will discuss a paper next Tuesday for the establishment of a Commission of Inquiry into the recent issues surrounding FICAC, a terms of reference and the list of
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka could not contain his emotions as workers involved in the long standing Vatukoula Gold Mine strike received their first batch of payment of
Parliament has unanimously agreed that a thorough investigation should be done into the mismanagement of funds on the process that was followed in the procurement of good
President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere is tipped to be re-elected as the country's President for his final 3 year term today. The Sitiveni Rabuka led coalition government i