Latest News news and updates from Fiji and the Pacific.
As the lunar calendar marks a fresh start, Chinese New Year brings hope, happiness, and the promise of prosperity. During the vibrant celebrations at the Chinese Embassy in Fiji, Ambassador Zhou Jian highlighted th
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the Water Authority of Fiji has to be corporatised then people will be expected to pay a little more so that the government has more money to put back into the infrastructure maintena
The Chinese community in Fiji and residents of Nausori gathered in numbers at the Nausori Plaza to celebrate Chinese New Year and the official opening of the Plaza today. While officiating at the event, Deputy Prim
The Australian woman who caused a ruckus on a Fiji Airways flight from San Francisco to Nadi on Monday, has been fined $500, and had to be restrained and had her mouth duct-taped by flight attendants. Police say sh
Concerns have been raised about the increasing number of marijuana plants being uprooted from maritime islands, highlighting the prevalence of illegal cultivation in these areas. A total of 46,000 plants were uproo
It is an emotional and devastating morning for three families in Cunningham Stage 1, as a fire has destroyed two homes, leaving them homeless, while another house has suffered extensive damage. Neighbours informed
A 26 and a 29-year-old man of Mead Road Housing, Nabua, were arrested yesterday for unlawful possession of illicit drugs and resisting arrest. The Southern Division Police team conducted a raid where the two had th
The Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s lost their second pool match at the HSBC Perth 7s, losing to Canada 14-12. The Fijiana side had a great start as they scored twice to lead the Canadians 14-7 at half time. Ilisapeci
The Ministry of Health is urging the public to destroy mosquito breeding sites by cleaning and clearing out containers filled with stagnant water, and clearing blocked drains and water-logged surroundings to control the
Apologies for the extended break from YB but we are back, reinvigorated for 2025. We have been reminiscing around the Yellow Bucket about the good old days when Fijians were able to take a break from national “drama
Staff of Hot Bread Kitchen in Valelevu are assured that their pay will not be affected after the fire incident in the Wallson Building last night. Hot Bread Kitchen's Managing Director, Vanessa Charters says produc
The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has commended the Fijian Government for its commitment to upholding human rights, addressing systemic discrimination, and enhancing the nation’s compliance with
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua has claimed a close 33-26 win over the Rugby Football Club Los Angeles in their trial match at Churchill Park in Lautoka this afternoon. It was an intense battle in the Lautoka heat a
The University of Fiji has today launched the National Recreational Reading in the Park Campaign in partnership with the Ministry of Local Government. While speaking during the launch, the Vice Chancellor, Professo
Former Attorney General, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says his main focus is on his health and court cases. Sayed-Khaiyum confirmed this to fijivillage News, when asked if he is trying to get back into politics and if he wi
Claims from the business community that Fiji’s firefighters are ineffective are incorrect and unwarranted. National Fire Authority CEO Puamau Sowane made these comments while responding to allegations from Wallso
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says in the interest of coalition governance, they must try and bring the individual party manifestos together into a mix of policies that will benefit the people of Fiji and when they do
A Severe Thunderstorm Warning for heavy rain is now in force for the western half of Viti Levu from Korolevu, Sigatoka, Nadi, Lautoka, Ba until Rakiraki, interior of Serua-Namosi, interior of Nadroga Navosa, interior Ba
The University of Fiji has today launched the National Recreational Reading in the Park Campaign in partnership with the Ministry of Local Government. While speaking during the launch, the Vice Chancellor, Professo
The Online Safety Commission has accepted the University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem complaint of online abuse and has given it's assurance to the University that they will fully investigate.
