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With heartfelt words that moved the crowd to applause, Miss Unique Sounds, Entertainment and Events Lebaiwasa Wakawaka stepped forward as the newly crowned Miss Sugar 2025, dedicating her victory to her family, faith, a
FIJI Water Flying Fijians are prepared to meet a fired up and physical French side who went down to South Africa on their home ground and will be aiming to prove a point. Coach Mick Byrne says they have been expect
One of the key concerns for the Fiji Corrections Service is the availability of land for burials, and according to the Deputy Commissioner of Corrections, Auta Moceisuva, the Nasinu burial site will be fully exhausted i
Na Cagi Ni Veisau marks ten years of the Veiqia Project, which is reviving the traditional tattooing and rituals of iTaukei women. The exhibition launches today at the Fiji Museum and will run until the 8th of Febr
The Army Boxing Team confirms that a new boxer to the club this year is 19-year-old Tikiko Tavualevu, who is part of Inspire Pacific's Tagane Mai Program and featured on fijivillage Straight Talk With Vijay Narayan.
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have gathered to celebrate a remarkable milestone, 70 years of the Church’s presence in Fiji, with the launch of a commemorative book capturing seven decades
The lives, culture and identity of Pacific people are under threat and urgent action is needed. Speaking at the Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions co-hosted by the APF and the Fiji Human Right
Fijians will soon benefit from faster, fairer, and more convenient access to finance, thanks to a new AI-assisted credit assessment tool developed by Third Roc and launched today by the Fiji Development Bank in Suva.
Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team head coach, Osea Kolinisau says the 7s squad will be finalised today, with a development team set to also travel to Korea. Kolinisau says the Korea tour follows a Memorandum of
Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation (FCEF) MSME Council Chair, Rakin Wahed, claims his business was unfairly targeted by Labour Officers just a week after releasing a video online criticising the Employment Relations
The traditional practices of 'veiqia' tattooing and 'liku', the wearing of fibre skirts by iTaukei women, when they reach womanhood, have largely been lost, but they remain significant as they tell the story of the stag
Hope, perseverance, and purpose define the journey of Edweena Mawi, who has been named the Dux and Valedictorian of Suva Grammar School’s Class of 2025. Edweena says coming from a family of musicians, with her gr
The main issue is encouraging iTaukei abroad to reconnect with their heritage. Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs Jone Navakamocea made these comments during the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Social Affa
A Volivoli, Rakiraki farmer who has lost 150 tonnes of cane in a fire and was not able to transport it to the Lautoka Mill because of Fiji Sugar Corporation's one quota in five days system will not be assisted by the Mi
Teamwork is the key for the FIJI Airways Men's National 7s team as they prepare for the Dubai 7s. Head Coach, Osea Kolinisau says he has reminded the team that they cannot rely solely on talent, and that working to
Regional HR Manager for Asian Paints Gayanand Singh has warned that a proposed amendment to Section 169 of Fiji’s Employment Relations Act (ERA) could strip employers of their right to report disputes, effectively “
Lineouts and attacks are two key areas the Fiji Airways Men's National 7s team is working on as they prepare for the Dubai 7s later this month. Head coach Osea Kolinisau says opponents often target Fiji’s lineout
After years of carrying an emotional weight of fear, intimidation, and uncertainty and witnessing armed soldiers on the streets, roadblocks, bans, and the militarisation of daily life during the 1987 coup, Marist Sister
The Army Boxing Team is in full preparation mode ahead of the upcoming Ratu Sukuna Bowl Competition, with the aim of reclaiming the boxing title for Army this year, and there is confirmation that 19 year old Tikiko Tavu
University of Fiji Vice-Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem, has warned that proposed amendments to the Employment Relations Act could create long-term conflict between workers and employers if not carefully reviewed,
