Latest Features news and updates from Fiji and the Pacific.
The Methodist Church in Fiji and Rotuma is concerned about the high number of non-Christians in the country mainly in the Indo Fijian community. The President of the Methodist Church, Reverend Epineri Vakadewavosa
A number of people have been questioned by police after they allegedly assaulted Police officers. Three juveniles aged 15 years were questioned for allegedly stoning a Police officer who was walking towards the Vat
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has expressed his disappointment at Australia's failure to recognise climate change for what it is ‑ a global crisis. While speaking at the end of the Pacific Island Lea
The Fiji Airways Flying Fijians will be using their game against Tonga to try out combinations and build a game plan that Fiji is likely to use against the Wallabies in their first pool game of the Rugby World Cup.
The search for the wreckage of the Robinson 44 helicopter, its pilot and the 2-year old baby has been called off. Investigator in Charge Andrew McGregor says there have been several challenges, including large area
Fiji Airways Flying Fijians Coach, John McKee says in the remaining 5 weeks, they will narrow down their focus to what type of game they will want to play against Australia and work out the specifics for their fir
The 32 member Fiji Airways Flying Fijians squad has been named for the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. The team : Campese Ma’afu Eroni Mawi Peni Ravai Mesulame Dolokoto Sam
Fiji Airways Flying Fijians Coach John McKee will be naming his 31 member squad to the Rugby World Cup at midday today at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Suva. As we look forward to the Rugby World Cup Squad Announce
The Fiji National Provident Fund has strongly condemned attempts by members to gain access to their retirement savings through dishonest means, and has also labelled the alleged involvement of a former FNPF staff as dep
Hundreds of people are stuck in traffic along the Suva-Lami corridor due road works being carried out near Suvavou Village. The traffic jam is from the Walu Bay roundabout to Wailekutu and it started at around 9 in
SODELPA President, Ro Filipe Tuisawau says the new team at the party headquarters will spearhead the process of the appointment of the party leader which SODELPA’s constitution requires to be a competitive selecti
There is an increase in the number of young children loitering on the streets in Suva and also those who are selling to earn income for their family. Many children have been seen in the middle of the night. Th
The Real Estate Agents Licensing Board of Fiji and the Consumer Council of Fiji have recorded a combined $42.154 million worth of complaints in the Real Estate Sector since 2017. This is mostly the loss of deposits
Communications Fiji Limited radio stations, Legend FM, FM96, Viti FM, Navtarang and Radio Sargam and news website fijivillage.com continue to dominate the on air and online media market reaching 80.2% of Fijians m
Police are at the scene of an alleged murder suicide in Namau, Ba where the bodies of 2 children aged 3 and 5 years were discovered in their family car. Police say a few metres away their father was found dead
National Federation Party President and parliamentarian Pio Tikoduadua confirms that he had a scheduled meeting with the Speaker, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau at 10am yesterday regarding his comments in parliament that he
The Leader of Opposition, Sitiveni Rabuka says due process must be allowed to take its course to ensure justice is done and without prejudice to the rights of the Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama or any other accused
Kiala Henri Lusaka who is a Congo National and who allegedly murdered his wife in Suva has been remanded in custody. 39-year-old Lusaka allegedly murdered the 44 year old Australian woman on the 23rd of last month
Serious concerns have been raised regarding children as young as 11 years old roaming around alone at night. Police say there were two cases involving children who were found roaming around alone at night and when
The Health Ministry says the situation will normalise in a few months after urns and kettles are being used to boil water at wards at the CWM Hospital and laundry services have been outsourced following the fire in May
