Latest Features news and updates from Fiji and the Pacific.
The Fiji Bus Operators Association says they are disillusioned with the announcement today by the Fiji Competition and Consumer Commission of a 7 cent increase in fares, and has called on the commission to state openly
Minister for Health, Doctor Ifereimi Waqainabete says they are closely monitoring the increasing number of the deadly coronavirus cases in different parts of the world, and they have a heightened sense of alert at all o
A loving couple who cared for each other have lost their lives in the fire that also destroyed their home in Tamasua Road, near Nailuva Road in Suva last night. Their tenant, Margeret Konata who is a student at USP
Police are still awaiting the final decision of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in relation to the investigation files of former Fijian Holdings Limited CEO, Nouzab Fareed. Chief of Intelligence a
Guess who is in Suva? Popular Island Pop Star, Iyaz from the British Virgin Islands was at Fijivillage this morning and has said that people can expect the unexpected from his concert tomorrow. Iyaz is
The Fiji Airways National 7s Men’s Team will have to win all their pool games to make it to the Cup semi finals of the Hamilton 7s Tournament this weekend. As the team left for Hamilton today, Coach, Gareth B
A father from Natokowaqa, Lautoka is today looking for answers on what happened to his 22-year-old son who was found dead at around 10.20am yesterday. When leaving home at 1.45am yesterday, Hasneel Sharma had told
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says he will be leading the national response to Tropical Cyclone Tino. While speaking at the Chinese New Year celebrations at the Suva Civic Centre, Bainimarama says the disaster
Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has urged Legal Aid lawyers to continuously maintain high levels of integrity. While speaking at the closing of the Legal Aid Commission workshop at the InterContinental R
A 54 member engineering contingent from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces has left for Australia to assist in combatting Australia's bushfire crisis. Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says it is a pr
Category 3 Tropical Cyclone Tino is moving further away from Fiji the group. The Nadi Weather Office has now cancelled the Tropical Cyclone Warning for Lakeba,Oneata, Moce, Komo, Kabara, Namuka-i-Lau, Fulaga,
The Nadi Weather Office says Tropical Cyclone Tino has intensified into a Category 3 cyclone and is expected to move out of Fiji Waters by later today and will pass Tonga later tonight. A Tropical Cyclone Warning i
Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Tino was located 150 kilometres East-Northeast of Lakeba at 6 this morning and is moving Southeast at 37 kilometres per hour. A Tropical Cyclone Warning is in force for Vanua Balavu, Cic
Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Tino was located 190 kilometres East of Labasa or 100 kilometres North of Vanua Balavu in Lau earlier this morning. A Tropical Cyclone Warning is still in force for the whole of Vanua Le
A Tropical Cyclone Warning remains in force for the Eastern half of Viti Levu, whole of Vanua Levu, Taveuni and nearby smaller islands, Cikobia, Yasawa, Lau and Lomaiviti groups. The Nadi Weather Office says
The centre of Category 1 Tropical Cyclone Tino is now located 210 kilometres South South East of Rotuma or about 300 kilometres North West of Labasa, and the cyclone continues to move closer to the Fiji Group. The
A Tropical Cyclone Alert remains in force for the Fiji Group and a Tropical Cyclone Warning remains in place for Rotuma. The Nadi Weather Office confirms that the Tropical Depression is located 410 kilometres
A Tropical Cyclone Alert is in force for Fiji while a Tropical Cyclone Warning is in force in place for Rotuma. The Nadi Weather Office says the Tropical Depression was located at 550 kilometres West of Rotuma or a
The Tropical Disturbance which is located about 725 kilometres West of Rotuma, is expected to intensify and become a Tropical Depression by tomorrow morning and is expected to further intensify and become a Tropical Cyc
SODELPA MP and former Adi Cakobau School scholar, Lynda Tabuya says she believes that Acting ACS Principal, Bharti Singh should be given a chance to prove herself. In an interview with Fijivillage, Tabuya says that
