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A police officer who was found with 6037 branches of dried leaves believed to be marijuana at his home is charged with one count of unlawful possession of illicit drugs and will appear at the Suva Magistrates Court tomo
Sports commentator, Satish Narain says he is over the moon to become the first Fijian to be the lead commentator at next weekend’s HSBC SVNS in Perth, Australia. Speaking to fijivillage News today, Narain expre
Major road works planned for the islands of Gau and Koro began earlier this week, aiming to improve infrastructure and connectivity for villagers. In December last year, concerns about poor road conditions on Koro
Opposition MP Jone Usamate has raised questions about provisions in the Employment Relations Act regarding workers' contracts, asking whether the principle of "equal pay for equal work" still applies in the legislation.
Being the sole breadwinner in her family after the passing of her husband last year has not been easy for Ulamila Buto Vosa, especially when preparing her children for the new school year this year. The Delakado, T
More than 100 people have been killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza following the announcement of a ceasefire and hostage release deal earlier this week, according to a tally of data from the Gaza Civil Defense. The d
Exciting news for graduates who want to start their own businesses instead of looking for jobs after graduation, as the government and TSLS have introduced a new $10,000 grant scheme to help them make their dreams come
The launch of the new South Pacific Business Development headquarters will boost women’s economic empowerment in the business sector. The headquarters has been opened at McGregor Road in Suva. W
In a bold move to encourage Fijians to take up reading for enjoyment, the University of Fiji and local governments are collaborating on a nation-wide campaign in town and city council parks throughout Fiji. Called
Suva came alive today with excitement as Courts, Sportsworld and Cybercity launched the 2025 Demolition Sale. Speaking at the launch, Courts Head of Business Development and Marketing, Anil Senewiratne says over 10
Exciting news for students who have passed their Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination after the Ministry of Finance confirmed that they will provide a $200 Back to School Support payment once they enrol in Year 13.
Reports coming from school is that some school heads are sleeping in their offices during school hours. Fijian Teachers Association General Secretary, Paula Manumanunitoga has highlighted this during the No Repeat
A call is being made to develop and implement a Teacher Protection Policy as parents and guardians are taking the law into their own hands and are assaulting teachers. This has been highlighted by Fiji Teachers Uni
Jessie Lewamoqe Kubu is eager to begin Semester 1 studies at The University of the South Pacific (USP) after registering for her units at a USP roadshow booth last Saturday. The 18-year-old graduate of Adi Cakobau
Fiji Trades Union Congress National Secretary, Felix Anthony says the proposed amendments to the Employment Relations Act is long overdue and he approves to most of it but there are a few gaps, especially with relation
Despite criticism from many who claim that playing soccer negatively impacts academic performance, the students of Labasa College have achieved a 100 percent pass rate in their Year 12 External Examination last year.
The Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Service Board has identified that there is 20 percent more interest this year compared to the previous year. TSLS CEO Hasmukh Lal says 9,994 people have applied so far. Lal s
Former Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s reps Napolioni Bolaca and Livai Ikanikoda have helped the BLK Lavidi Brothers defeat Bula Bay 7s 29-17 in their third pool match and secure a place in the McDonald’s Fiji Coral
Members of the public have raised concerns about the new Vodafone e-ticketing machines, which are reportedly malfunctioning and causing frustration among passengers. A frustrated passenger, who wished to remain ano
6,037 branches of dried leaves believed to be marijuana has been found at a Police Special Constable’s home in Raiwaqa. The raid was conducted at Tamasua Street, off Nailuva Road. The bags of marijuana were
