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A man has been sentenced to 2 years, 6 months and 15 days imprisonment for stabbing his partner repeatedly in the back with a pair of scissors in the full view of their children in Ra in September last year. The m
All schools in the Northern and Western divisions and Ovalau will reopen today. Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca says schools that were used as evacuation centres have been cleared and they are ur
Deputy Prime Minister and National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad says he can assure the Fijian Elections Office, and the public, that the allegations in respect of his declaration of assets and liabili
A man has been sentenced to 2 years, 6 months and 15 days imprisonment for stabbing his partner repeatedly in the back with a pair of scissors in the full view of their children in Ra in September last year. The ma
The Ministry of Education and Police are currently looking into allegations of bullying levelled against a Year 4 student at a private school in Suva after the parents of a Year 2 student alleged that their child has be
It is everyone’s responsibility to maintain and sustain a clean environment because it is the source of our livelihood. This has been highlighted by Queen Victoria School Deputy Head Boy, David Toganivalu after t
The expectations from the home crowd and fans now are higher and they are sort of more invested in the game rather than the event, which is good. This was revealed by Swire Shipping Fijian Drua CEO Mark Evans durin
About 100 farms in Nabitu, Sigatoka have been destroyed because of heavy rain and flooding in the past week and farmers are requesting the government to provide some seeds to help them get back up on their feet. Na
The Fiji Roads Authority has mobilised contractors who have been working overnight to restore road access to all affected areas in the Western Division. FRA confirms that Kings Road is open to traffic, but road use
Heavy rain over the weekend has caused flooding in areas such as Soasoa flats, Namaka Irish Crossing and Waiqele Bridge in Labasa. Labasa Town Council Acting Chief Executive Officer, Mohammed Faiz Ali says the good
A Flood Warning remains in force for the flood prone areas adjacent and downstream of all major rivers of Vanua Levu while a Flood Alert is in force for the flood prone areas adjacent to and downstream of all major rive
A 48-year-old man has been charged with the alleged murder of his 77-year-old father earlier this month in Bara Settlement, Sigatoka. The 48-year-old man had initially reported discovering his father lying motionle
The Fiji Roads Authority is pleading with Fijians living in the Western Division to adhere to the advisory warnings after a vehicle ended up in a drain while trying to cross Wailailai flats which was underwater and clos
12 evacuation centres are currently open in the western Division which is providing shelter to more than 300 evacuees from 55 households within the provinces of Nadroga and Ba. This has been confirmed by the Nation
Members of the Nasinu community and students came out in numbers to conduct a cleanup campaign in Kinoya, Caubati and Laucala Beach, organised by the Nasinu Town Council. Assemblies Of God Head girl, Marry G
We must always follow the law instead of just enforcing it. These were the words of the Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew during his tour of the Western Division policing districts, where he reminded th
A 16-year-old student has been found with substances believed to be methamphetamine and dried leaves believed to be marijuana at Laucala Bay while a 15-year-old student from a school in Lautoka was found with dried leav
The Ministry of Education will make a decision later this evening on whether schools will be open for classes tomorrow or not. fijivillage News asked the question after getting queries from concerned parents.
The Chair of the Fiscal Review Committee, Richard Naidu stresses that they did not recommend any reductions in personal income tax on people with high taxable incomes. While responding to Opposition MP Premila Kuma
Staff of the Fiji National University says they need more grants and capital from the government to upgrade and build more classrooms and lecture rooms. While giving their suggestions during the National Developmen
