8,111 articles tagged "audio"
Survivors of cyberbullying and image-based abuse are urging everyone to show kindness, report harmful content, and help create a safer space where people can feel protected again. While sharing her experience durin
The government has collected a record $4.04 billion in total revenue from both tax and non-tax sources for the last financial year ending July 2025. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman P
Fijians are continuing to feel the effects of falling prices, with inflation remaining in negative territory for the past seven months. While responding to a question in Parliament, Deputy Prime Minister and Minist
Last year alone, the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection received 1,977 child welfare cases through the Child Helpline, with 62 percent involving neglect, physical, or sexual abuse.

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The Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry has successfully developed the farming and sale of Mabe pearls, turning them into a luxury product sold in Jack’s of Fiji.

 While delivering her ministerial statement i
The challenges of a rising cost of living, access to quality education, and employment opportunities remain critical issues for many Fijians today. At the National Federation Party Annual Convention, Minister for E
Serious concerns continue to be raised about the safety of children in the country, and according to the Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection and National Federation Party MP Sashi Kiran, more than 50 per
Keep running, keep walking, keep doing yoga and meditation, and at least spend 30 minutes daily on yourself for your growth, prosperity, and well-being. These were the advice of Amit Ahalawat, the winner of the Vi
Miss National Fire Authority, Rhyelle Aisea was loudly cheered as she was crowned Miss Hibiscus 2025. During the week-long festival, Aisea also proudly showcased her Rotuman cultural links. The 20-
National Federation Party Leader and Acting Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad says NFP has existed for more than 60 years because they believe in certain principles and are united in those beliefs. While speaki
While Fiji is known for its rich cultural heritage and creative talent, many young artists continue to struggle to gain recognition and support. While speaking on fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan, conte
“We have survived annihilation three times during general elections from 1999 to 2006, but we rose from the ashes like a phoenix.†These were the words of National Federation Party President, Parmod Chand, at t
Young people in Fiji continue to face significant challenges in finding employment despite their qualifications. During the fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan show, contestants of the Hibiscus Festival 20
Tourism is Fiji’s largest industry, and young people are being encouraged to step into leadership roles, not just as workers, but as key drivers of its growth and future. Speaking on fijivillage Straight Talk wit
Queen contestants of the Hibiscus Festival 2025 presented by FMF are calling on parents, especially those who feel helpless as they watch their children slip away due to drugs, peer pressure, and mental health struggles
Hibiscus Festival Queen contestant, Miss I-Tech Pacific Salanieta Galo has called for increased attention and awareness on women’s health, with a particular focus on reproductive health. While speaking on fijivil
A special two-week camp called the FSY FIJI 2025 - Look unto Christ Conference will bring together young people of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day-Saints, aged 14 to 18 from across Fiji, including Levuka, Vanua
Mental health in Fiji has reached a crisis point, silently devastating thousands, especially young people who suffer alone and continue to be unheard. During fijivillage Straight Talk with Vijay Narayan, contestan
The Suva side will need to improve on playing the full 80 minutes and strengthen both their defence and attack if they want to beat Nadroga in round 7 of the Skipper Cup Competition this Saturday. Speaking to fijiv
Miss National Fire Authority Rhyelle Aisea has won Talent Night at Hibiscus Festival 2025 with her life-saving skills and Rotuman dance moves. Aisea also had the crowd hooting as she brought firefighters on stage t
