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Concerns have been raised by residents of Khalsa Settlement in Nasinu regarding youths engaging in theft and stoning houses late in the night. In an interview with fijivillage News, a resident claims that youths we
Fiji 7s Coach Osesa Kolinisau will also consider players playing in the Skipper Cup tournaments and in the under-20s category to provide them a pathway to 7s if they have the skill set and talent to do so. Kolinis
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris met for the first time on the presidential debate stage in Philadelphia and in a fiery 90 minutes, Harris frequently rattled the former president with personal attacks that threw him off
New Zealand Ministry of Foreign and Trade will be providing NZ$11,520,533 to the Ministry of Housing in Fiji to access affordable, high quality social housing for communities in Fiji. This has been confirmed in an
As the third school Term has just started, some school students were seen playing games in one of the internet shops in Lautoka this morning. In a video posted on Facebook, a police officer is seen doing his duty by
The Cabinet has endorsed reviewing the Education Act 1966 to meet the evolving needs of students, teachers, parents, and the broader community. The Cabinet which held its 15th meeting yesterday, says the Act serves
Pacific Recycling Foundation will be organising the Tourism Recycling Forum next Wednesday at the Tanoa International Hotel in Nadi, to recognize the important role that the tourism sector plays in the economy and the i
Fiji National University’s 2024 Open Day at Namaka Campus will feature a live fashion show for the first time and have many more fun activities. Head of the School of Economics and Finance, Rusiate Vakaloloma s
Villagers of Nasoqo in Naitasiri are calling on the government to provide a school in their village for Year 1 to Year 4 as it’s becoming a challenge for parents sending their children to school every Monday and only
Three people are being produced at the Sigatoka Magistrates Court today after being charged by the Fiji Police MPAiSA Task Force for alleged cases of obtaining financial advantage by deception. Police say in the fi
Reading can help us explore and find a deeper sense of purpose in life. Assistant Minister for Education, Iliesa Vanawalu highlighted this during the opening of the National Library Week Celebrations 2024 at Labasa
The National Fire Authority has expressed concern about the rising number of fires in the Western Division over the past three days. NFA says the first fire occurred at a property belonging to the Roman Catholic Ch
As the search continues for the man who allegedly fatally injured a woman at Albert Lee Place, off Nailuva Road in Suva on Monday afternoon, police have yet to classify the death. Police say the post-mortem will be
Australian breaker Rachael Gunn, or "b-girl Raygun," holds the top spot in her sport's latest world rankings, despite Olympic performances that led to online ridicule. On Tuesday, the sport's governing body issued
Worrying statistics have come forward as 63 people committed suicide, while 44 attempted suicide from January 1st to August 22nd this year, according to the Fiji Police Force. Acting Commissioner of Police, Sakeo R
It has been another busy week on Fijian social media as our various influencers and trolls hunt down the latest drama to exploit. This does make life interesting, but it gets a bit tiresome if you are trying to actually
The crew of RFNS Savenaca recently underwent comprehensive collective training with the assistance of the Royal Australian Navy Sea Training Group focusing on a few key factors from damage control response to navigation
Fiji Airways has invested approximately $160 million, in two new CAE 7000XR full flight simulators for the Airbus A350 and ATV-72 aircraft and two new CAE 500XR fixed training devices for the Airbus A330 and Boeing 737-
33 youths from Viseisei Village are participating in a transformative training program including topics such as mental health awareness, human trafficking and cyberbullying. This training is organised by the Minist
Irimaia Rokosawa has been appointed as the new CEO of the Land Transport Authority by the Board of Directors. LTA Board Chairman, Inosi Kuridrani says Rokosawa brings over two decades of distinguished experience in
