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Great news for rugby lovers as the 2025 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific will be aired live on Sky Pacific and the DTV app. Digicel Fiji has secured front-row seats to an action-packed season headlined by fierce ri
A total of 22 offences including assault, theft, damaging property, serious assault, common nuisance and drugs, have been registered along Martintar and Nadi corridor during a two-week operation. Divisional Police
It was a dream come true for Viliame Sokiveta and his wife after being selected to be part of the first homeowners Zero-Deposit for First Home Buyers initiative that was launched by Merchant Finance to help fulfil the d
As parents of Year 8 students at Assemblies of God (AOG) Primary School seek answers after expressing frustration over the lack of seating on the first day of school—leaving some children standing during classes—the
Truth and Reconciliation Commission Chair Dr Marcus Brand says the Commission will not pass judgments or pronounce anybody guilty as they are not a judicial body. While responding to a question from the media if th
Vendors in Ba market are wrapping up their stalls as floodwaters rise following heavy rain this morning. While speaking to fijivillage News, Ajeshnal Kumar from Wailailai, Ba says the rain began at 6.30am today, fo
Recent heavy rain in the Western and Northern Division has caused flooding resulting in several roads and crossing being closed. The Fiji Roads Authority confirms that Sabeto Road at the junction is flooded, Queens
The University of Fiji is overwhelmed by the extent of new student interest in its programmes across the 5 Schools for the 2025 academic year. The Schools are Business and Economics, Law, Humanities and Arts, Scien
Students hoping to secure a scholarship through the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service are reminded that today is their last chance to register for the first intake of the academic year and those who have already r
Rapheal Bruce Tadulala, a proud son of Nawaikama, Gau in the province of Lomaiviti, Fiji is setting out on an exciting academic journey to greatness. As a recent graduate of Tavua College, he has enrolled at The Un
No one is believed to have survived the midair collision between an American Airlines regional jet and a US Army Black Hawk helicopter yesterday afternoon in the Washington, DC, area. President Donald Trump, who is
Great news to Fijians as Merchant Finance is offering zero dollar deposit on home loans. This is after Merchant Finance today launched its First Home Buyers package for those who have a combined income of $50,000 a
The hearing date for bail pending appeal in the University of the South Pacific case for former Police Commissioner, Sitiveni Qiliho will be heard by the Fiji Court of Appeal on the 27th of March. Qiliho and Bainim
Truth and Reconciliation Commission Chair Dr Marcus Brand says the journey towards healing and reconciliation in a nation is complex and multifaceted and requires the support of the nation. Speaking to the media af
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka confirms that he will voluntarily appear before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as the leader of the 1987 coups, and he will probably be the first to appear as it would lay the fo
After overwhelming public demand, the Damodar Group and Vodafone Fiji have announced the return of M-PAiSA Blockbuster Wednesday, bringing back exclusive mid-week movie deals for cinema lovers across the country. T
An American Airlines flight has collided in mid-air with a black-hawk helicopter in Washington DC. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) says the jet was carrying 60 passengers and four crew members, and it hap
The White House says it has rescinded a memo authorising a federal freeze on hundreds of billions of dollars in grants and loans, which sparked widespread panic among millions of people who rely on government aid.
Police are seeking assistance from the public in locating 15-year-old Lusiana Senuqa who was reported missing at the Nasinu Police Station. Police say she was last seen at her Muanikoso home yesterday and all attem
36 families, who used to reside at an informal settlement at Jittu Estate, now have a place to call home after they received their occupancy offer letters from Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to reside at the Lagilagi Ho
