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A 13-year-old student and a 29-year-old driver are receiving medical treatment after sustaining injuries in two separate accidents. Police say the 13-year-old student was allegedly hit by a bus driven by a 59-year-
A 23-year-old woman has died following an accident along Stinson Parade, Suva at around 5.15pm yesterday. Police say she was hit by a bus while walking across the pedestrian crossing. They say she was taken to
Good news for low-income earners who want to buy their first home as the Fijian Government has issued a Request for Tender for the country’s first affordable housing public-private partnership project. Deputy Pri
Police are currently investigating an accident that occurred along Victoria Parade in Suva City this afternoon. Eye-witnesses have told fijivillage News that the pedestrian was crossing the zebra crossing when she
Acting Supervisor of Elections Ana Mataiciwa says Ro Teimumu Kepa has resigned from the Airports Fiji Limited Board and Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Services Board respectively and all complaints against Ro Teimumu ha
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says coalition members have those ministries and he expects them to perform well and if they do not, he brings it to the Minister’s attention and also to the attention of the political p
Fijians living in the Lami Area will need to leave their homes earlier while heading to work in Suva for the next 2-months after the Fiji Roads Authority has advised members of the public that the Water Authority of Fi
At least 20 people are believed to be dead from a mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, USA. According to multiple sources, dozens are injured. BBC reports that Police in Lewiston have warned that a gunman is on
Minister for Home Affairs and Immigration Pio Tikoduadua says Fijian troops are safe and contingency plans are in place if the war Hamas and Israel war escalates after FijiFirst MP and former RFMF Commander Rear Admiral
The United States President, Joe Biden says he has no confidence in the number that Palestinians are using for the number of people killed by Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip. Biden says the health ministry in Ga
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated that Israel is preparing for a ground invasion of Gaza, but he will not say when it will happen. Netanyahu says this is only the beginning in a televised add
A vehicle caught fire this morning along Mead Road in Nabua. Police say no one was injured and their officers are at the scene. Stay with us for updates.
The Special Administrator of the Nausori Town Council Uma Kant Patel is calling for more police presence in Nausori Town since drunkards are becoming a nuisance to members of the public. He says they continuously h
The events of the past few years, especially the challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, have taught us the profound value of growing our own food. This was stated by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka while offic
UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees(UNRWA) has called for an urgent shipment of fuel to be delivered to Gaza later tonight since the fuel is running out fast. While speaking to Sky News, the organisat
Skilled professionals in Fiji will now have better and easy access to long term and short term work permits after the cabinet has approved a new phase of economic reform to be undertaken by the coalition government know
Fijians in the Central Division are pleading to the Ministry of Health and the Nasinu Town Council as they are concerned about the rising number of mosquitoes that is believed to have come from the poor schedule they p
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirms there will be no change to the Attorney General. This is after he received advice from the Office of the Solicitor General and concerns raised by the Fiji Law Society.
As part of their support in the fight against cancer, the 2023 Vodafone Ratu Sukuna Bowl is aiming to support the WOWs Kids Fiji Foundation. Rt Sukuna Bowl Organising Committee, Acting SSP Pauliasi Colamoto highlig
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman believes the record cane payment of $91.38 per tonne will motivate farmers to work harder and increase cane production. The cabinet has approved the p
